Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-01-19
SHORT NEWS TEAS.


Vim l. ST. Ciair, on Wednesday last,
son.
Jesse Sipes who has been in Glen
dive, Montana, is now located at
Phoenix, Arizona.
Miss jeanette Reid, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Reid, is i'll with scarlet fever
at her home on Warren street.
There was just one marriage license
ISSUED the past week by the coun y clerk
Richard Beese to Anna Kittel, both of
the town of Texas.
\ dance was given last evening by
the east side Woodman lodge and the
Royal Neighbors, following joint in
stallation of officers.
There will be a meeting of the city
council Thursday evening, for the pur-
pose of considering the finance COM
mittee's report on the sale of bonds.
Do you want shingles? If you do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere
IT, BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
The Misses Delaney, who have rented
the Eunson building are now in posses
sion of the same and we understand
will soon open millinery establish
ment.
The Marathon County Dental associa-
ton held meeting last evening in the
office of DIR. } f. McKahan. Matters
of interest to the dental profession
were discussed.
G. &. Kreuger will head party of
young people on ski expedition
this evening on East HILL The sport in
Wausau is getting to be quite popular
source of recreation.
The Rhinelander high school team
which was to play here next Friday
with the Wausau high school will not
be able to do so and the Wittenberg
team will play instead.
The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Wausau Street Railroad Co was
scheduled for last evening, but owing
to certain matters coming up, it has
been postponed indefinitely
Suicide-The fellow who fails to buy
wall paper of G g. Pier & Co, at pres
ent bargain prices will certainly COM
NIT suicide later when he ascertains
what an opportunity he has lost.
Robert Latsch of Waterloo, Wis, and
Mrs. Mary Hunt of this city, were mar
ried Sunday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev f. Werhahn.
They will make their home in this city.
How large is Wausan was asked of
n citizen of that city last week as he
registered ut the Blodgett. Don't
know" he replied, 81 haven't been
home since yesterday -Marshlield
News.
Mrs. Fred Norman Jr, has been hav-
ing serious time the past few days
with a severe case of blood poisoning.
The poisoning resulted from getting
one of her thumbs scratched with a
brass pin.
Mrs. Walter Flieth and son Herman,
have decided to move back to the city
from Cornucopia and will reside in the
home of Ii c. Flieth Mrs. Flieths
sister, Miss Kathryn Mitchell will live
with them.
A building in Marathon City owned
by Herman Netter, county treasurer,
was destroyed by fire Sunday. 1t was
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ing house. The building and It's con-
tents were well insured
Coasting is getting to be all the rage
with all classes of people of our city
Last night there were fully 500 people on
Albers' hill and Liberty street hill east
of the city, all bent on having good
time. Bnsides coasting there was ski
sliding.
Catherine, the ten months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Mscho of
the town of Ringle, died Wednesday
after a two days illness The remains
were shipped to Calvary, Fond du Lac
county, for burial.
over his ice skating rink on Franklin
st. The rink isl also used by mum
Der of gentlemen interested in curling.
1t is expected that before many weeks
pass, curling club will be organized,
some of our leading men being the
members
A congregational meeting of the
Presbyterian church will be held next
Thursday evening, to consider the mat
ter of calling Rev j NJ Duer as
regular pastor. The Sunday school as
ISOLATION will hold a meeting directly
afterward and elect officers for the en-
suing year.
Leander Swope received a letter from
his son, Walter, at Hatfield, Wis, say
ing that another large dam is about TO
be built eight miles above Hatfield,
where there is big water power on
Black river. The power will be used
to generate electricity and will be added
to the HAtiield plant.
Charlotte Wehlitz died Sunday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Aug
Bapraeger, sl6 S Third Ave She was
nearly eighty years of age and had been
resident of this county for a great
many years She formerly lived in
Mosinee, but of late had made her
home in this city. The time for the
funeral services has not as yet been set.
Soleproof has many uses aside from
being the best floor varnish on the mar
ket; for furniture and interior work it
has no equal. 1t dries quickly and has
hard finish. 1t comes in all colOrs,
suitable for any wood The store of C
& Pier X Co, has oeen given one coat
of it, Anyone wishing such an article
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