Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-03-16

now you get the cream of patterns, at q
very low price.-O. C. Callies.
Wilbert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Wendt of the town of Hamburg, died
Saturday, aged one year. The child
was i'll three days.
The Knights of Columbus, at the close
OF business on Wednesday evening,
carried out very delightful St Pat.
rick's day program.
| A new restaurant has been opened in
the Dunbar building on Third street,
one door north of the east side fire en-
CINE house by Mrs Junkermann.
Spring opening showing of very latest
in millinery goods. Where? At the
Misses Delaney's store, 6l0 Third st
March 1888 Carnations given t,
every lady calling on those dates.
The Marathon County Medical society
will hold meeting Friday evening in
the club house This meeting was orig
inally scheduled to be held at the hrme
OF Or Barber in Marathon City, but
it was decided later to meet with the
doctor some time in May
Mrs John K,ttel of the town of Texas,
was Brought into the city yesterday to
have several fractured ribs attended TO.
She was in the woods with her husband
who was loading logs, when log broke
loose from the pile and rolled over her.
The injuries are not dangerous.
Tug Allen, who had been logging for
the Wright Lumber Co. of Merrill, cut
ting logs in the town of Plover, finished
hauling yesterday and the crew came
to town today. He cut several million
feet of hemlock and hardwood, besides
peeling several thousand cords of bark.
st. Patrick's day in the marnin' is to
be duly observed tomorrow. The
Irish American club of Wausau will
have celebration in the evening in
Marquette hall, at which the Rev. FIR.
Arthur B. c. Dunno of Eau Claire, will
make an address, his topic to be "The
IrishAmerican."
Atty. Ed. German, at regular. meet
ing of the g. o. F. last evening. spoke
on Estate Government" MIR. German
has heretofore in public addresses
proved himself talented speaker and
the topic upon which he spoke last
evening proved very entertaining
feature to those in attendance.
Hans Weik and Robt. Wegner, who
went up to Horsehead lake before the
last snow storm, got caught by it and
had to remain there two days before
they could get out to Goodnow and
catch train for home. They say that
the trip to the station was the most ex-
haustive labor they ever performed.
No matter what you want in the
paint, oil, wallpaper or decorating line,
you can get it of Callies. He has some
thing for everything.
While John Hildensperger was COM
ing from the Wisconsin box factory this
noon one of the runners of his sleigh
got wedged between the rail and groove
of the street car track at the head of
Grand Ave- with the result that the
thills were broken off and the horse ran
away. VIM. Reinecke, who was riding
with him, and Mr.. Hildensperger were
both thrown out.
City Atty. H. H. Manson on Saturday
handed to Atty. Fred Genrich check
in payment of the costs assessed against
the city aldermen who voted may"
when the proposition was brought up
year ago to revoke the saloon license of
Fred Brand, because of his bartender
having sold liquor 10 a minor. The
check covered the costs in the proceed
ings before the supreme court and
amounted to between $50 and 800.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church met in annual ses-
sion on Wednesday and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President-Mrs F. P Stone.
Vice-Pres Mrs F. E. Charter
I'd Vice-Pres Mrs. Alex. Wilson.
Rec and Cor Sec.-Mrs. 0. Anderson.
Treas Mrs. Ed Seim.
Sec. of Literatur Mrs. NJ Reeves
Pianist-Mrs. B. A. Benson.
A. Dietzler, resident of Ointonville,
was arrested 10 the town of Plover the
past week upon a warrant sworn to by
John Foster, deputy game warden. He
appeared in court aud his examination
was set for tomorrow. He furnished
bail for his appearance. 1t is alleged
that he has been catching trout out of
the Plover river all winter and supply
ing a lumber camp. He has been work
ing in logging camp in the town of
Plover
Carl Merklein has purchased the meat
market of John F. Bliese at 524 Scott
street and will take possession April l..
The latter has not decided what bust
ness he will follow after that date. This
market was established quite number
of years ago by Herman Sell. Later
John and Carl Merklein conducted it
selling out to A. F. Stanke, who in turn
disposed of it to Klug q Bliese. OF late
Mr. Bliese has managed it alone. Mr..
Merklein was brought up in meat
market and therefore ought to know The
business from A to T.
Geo. Calkins, resident of the town
of Harrison, is confined in the county
Jail awaiting examination on charge
of forgery. He was arrested Saturday
on complaint of Peter Koch, saloon
keeper, who alleges that Calkins gave
him an order for six dollars, supposedly
issued by the Barker 4 Stewart Lbr.
Co, which he cashed and found later
was not worth the paper it is written
on. Calkins denies that he is guilty
ard savS that If the order is a forgery