Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-01-12

Co. q has commenced indoor target
practice, which will continue each Sun
day throughout the winter.
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Allen, who reside on E.
Forest street. They now have two chill
dren
Rev. Benz Thomas, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Galesville. Wis,
Occupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday
S. B. Tobey spent Friday in Toma-
hawk where he delivered an address
tnat evening at the dedication of new
high school building.
The Wausau Telephone company is
engaged in getting out new directory.
This will be in the hands of the sub
scribers before February 1st
M. Lpski does upholstering and lots
of it. He sells shade curtains and box
couches that give satisfaction. Shop
2b6 Scott street; phone 1874
B L. Hadfeld, proprietor of the Flee
trio theatre, has leased the Majestic
theatre and took charge of the same
yesterday. Mr.. Hadfeld now has four
play houses.
Shoe nail marks do not show on a
floor vanished with Soleproof You
can purchase this excellent floor prepa-
ration from C. e. Pier & Co, 2O4 Scott
street, phone 1896.
Minerva. the five months old daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Arquette, re-
siding at 726 Harrison Blvd, died Fri.
day. The funeral was held Saturday,
Rev. + II. Brigham officiating
On account of Western Stock Show
at Denver, Colorado, in January tickets
at low rate for round trip will be sold
via Chicago, Milwaukee q ST. Paul
Railway Jan 10 to II inclusive Good
for return Jan. 81 NJ GOLDEN.
| Rev. Benz Thomas, pastor of the
Presby terrain church at Galesville, Wis !.
spoke at the high school yesterday
morning, upon the question of the
Courage of Conviction and the Cour-
age of Resistance Rev. Thomas was
a classmate of c. C. Parlin
The Wausau Street Railroad Co. has
flled two amendments of incorporation
with the register If deeds They repeal
certain clauses of the original articles
of incorporation aud substitute therefor
certain amendments, giving the officers
of the company certain powers
o. G. CalIies has placed an order for
the finest lot of wallpaper ever shown
in Northern Wisconsin. The goods
will begin arriving in a few days
Order early and get the best choice and
best service.
The Mathie Brewing Co. 8 stock
holders held their annual meeting last
evening. The old board of directors
was reelected as follows: John Ringle,
+ G Zimmerman, f. G Kretlow, John
and Otto Mathie. The board will meet
shortly for the election of officers.
Aug. Broker of Schofeld, and Miss
Mary Fackler of the town of Weston,
will be married in this city tomorrow
by the Rev F. Werhahn They will
depart the same evening for the state
of Washington, where the young man
holds position with lumber company.
A young woman successfully passed
three forged checks on business houses
in Stevens Point last week. She tried
to pass fourth, but failed, and while
she went to the bank to get it cashed,
clerk was sent for policeman. In
the meantime the young woman dis
appeared and has not been seen since.
Officers OF the c. NJ q St p. Ry. Co
have decided to change the name OF that
road to Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound Ry Co. The lettering on the
rolling stock is being changed to con-
form with the new name. The change
is made because the company has ex-
tended its lines to the Pacific coast
A total of l62 persons were incarcer-
ated in the county Jail during the year
1908. These served or were sentenced
to total of 669 days confinement
Fifty three OF the prisoners were arrest
ed on state prison charges; % were in
sane or feeble minded, and the balance
were arrested for other than statutory
offenseS.
The state legislature opens tomorrow
in the new capitol building. Assem-
blymen Schmidt and Marquardt de-
parted for Madison yesterday That
body will probably be in session until
well into the summer of 1909 One of
the first things to be brought up will be
the election of Uncle Ike Stephenson to
succeed himself as U. 5. senator
The sheriff arrested Geo. Ray, in his
home town of Waukegan, III, Thurs
day evening and brought him back
here to answer to the charge of
adultery. For some time Ray and
woman with four children have been
cohabiting in this city Ray is also a
man of family The two were neigh
bors in Waukegan before coming to
Wausau He will have his hearing Jan.
20, meantime dwelling in the county
Jail, in default of furnishing bail of
$500.
In case wherein DR.. Sauerhering of
this city sued to recover s., 900 from +
J. Reupring. ct. al, of Fond du Lac, for
money invested in the Health and Ae
eident association, at the time the
Riverside hospital was sold to the Sis
tiers of the Divine Savior, decision
unfavorable to the plaintiff has been
rendered by the state supreme court.
In the lower court, Dr.. Sauerhering
/ secured a Judgment against the defend
ants. The supreme court reversed the