Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-05-18

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S. B. Tobey has completed Che exca-
walton for his residence on east Warren
street.
Mesdames f. P. Stone, A. FL. Clark
and j. n. Manson are entertaining 81.
tea this afternoon
Ralph Hintze, who was operated on
recently at st. Mary's hospital for APP
pendicitis is now rapidly recovering.
Mrs. P. @. Means and Mrs. Scott,
are entertaining this afternoon for st.
Martha's Guild, at the home of the
/ former.
Ever tried any of that furniture
polish of Callies? Nothing like it to
make old furniture look like rev. It's
good for pianos too.
Geo Hart is expected to arrive
home the latter part of the week or
the first of next. He sailed from
Southampton, Eng, last Wednesday.
Phe executive committee of the
Senior Y. p S. G. E. society will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Benson this evening where TT will
be given.
The sale OF delinquent tax lands in
this county took place this morning.
There were about the usual number
OF lawyers and real estate men present
at the bidding.
Invitations are out for the anniyer-
sary banquet of the Epworth league
to be given by the Ladies' Aid society
of the NJ. e. church, Friday evening,
May 2lst, at $50 O'Clock.
Gov. Davidson has appointed Joseph
Roehl Jr., Supt. of the Marathon Co.
asylum, delegate to the National
conference of charities to be held in
Buffalo, June to the Is.
This is the season to freshen up the
furniture, make the floors glossy and
the woodwork fresh and clean. Per-
maLac will do it best. Sold by Den
field & Weisbrod, Wausau, Wisconsin.
If all the houses in this town were
painted with Bradley & Vrooman
Pure Paint there would be no more
painting for at least years. Denfeld
& Weisbrod, Wausau, Wisconsin, are
the agents.
Joseph Roehl, Jr., Supt. of our
acUIIInn will uo RI Madison on limo
18th, to attend the superintendent
state convention, at which he will
read paper on the Entertaining of
Insane People.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. III. II.
Manson and Mrs. w. III Thorn enter
tanned at bridge whist, for their
mother, Mrs. A. A. Dye, of Madison.
The prize for the highest score was
won by Mrs. C. f. Dunbar.
For the Annual Convention Travel
ers' Protective association of America
at Asheville, N. G. Sale of excursion
tickets for this occasion via the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry., May
-27, % and %, good for return on June
30, 1909. mll-3w
A special committee of the citys
aldermen and committee of the
directors of the Y. M. G.. A. met
Wednesday evening and held a con
ference regarding the taxation of the
associations building. 1t was decided
that no action will be taken until the
regular meeting of the council in
June, at which time the committee
will make report to the council.
Rev. A. G. Grauer, who has accepted
the passionate of st. Paul's church,
preached sermon last Sunday to a
large assemblage- largest the
congregation has known in several
years. Rev. Grauer will be installed as
pastor next Sunday evening. The
charge will be delivered by Rev. Lud-
wig of Merrill, followed by the initial
sermon of Rev. Grauer as regular
pastor.
Last Saturday was the day set by
the Civic improvement. league as
day for cleaning up the rubbish in
the city, but as rain fell nearly all
day no attempt was made by our
property owners to get rid of their
winters collection of tin cans, etc.
A walk through the city demonstrates
to one that citizens are carting away
their rubbish and by another week,
perhaps, few dirty Yards will be
found.
Peter Peneau Jr. died yesterday at
TIE home of his parents, 81 Elm
street, aged thirty-two years. The
cause of death was consumption. Be
sides his parents he is survived by
seven brothers and five sisters. De-
ceased was well known young man.
At an early age he began a train
ing course in athletics and became
quite proficient boxer. He appeared
in several athletic events in this city.
Fora number of years he had fol-
lowed railroading and of late had
worked on western railroads. The
funeral will be held Friday, Rev. FIR.
Brennan will conduct the services.
ON AN INSPECTION.
The following officers of the st.