Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-05-04

past week.
The city treasurer has commenced
the collection of water tax.
The Baptist young peoples union
viii hold social in the church on Fri
day evening
MIR. and Mrs. James Haskin moved
to the Empey house on East W ashing-
ton street on Saturday.
The Senior c. f society held its
monthly business meeting last evening
in the Presbyterian church.
Geo. Rich, who was operated upon at
st. Marys hospital last Wednesday, is
Improving rapidly at present writing.
The Marathon County Medical socie-
ty met on Friday evening very in
teresting paper was read by DR.. s. M
b. Smith,
The Wells Fargo Express Co is re-
papering and re-painting the Office it
acquired in the deal with the United
States Express Co.
Buy room mouldings and make your
home look like something. Nails and
screws destroy plaster. Room mould
ings preserve ito. G. Callies.
The Grand opera house will have
very fine program of motion pictures
and illustrated songs, next Saturday
and Sunday. with matinees both days.
Robt Kollath will leave this city the
first week in June and will sail from
Baltimore on June 9 for Germany. He
has not visited his old home in twenty
eight years.
On Friday, May 18th, when We
Were Friends will hold the boards at
the Grand opera house. This is very
clever comedy presented by COM
petent company, carrying all special
scenery.
Fred Schneider has resigned his posi-
ton with the Barker Il Stewart Lumber
Co, and has purchased an interest in
the F Schubring Lumber Co. He was
with the former company quite num-
Der of years.
To convince a stubborn man that
good paint lasts longest show him
house painted five years ago with Brad
ley & Vrooman Paint Full measure
and pure. Sold, by Denfield & Weis-
brod, Wausau, Wisconsin.
This years wall papers are so differ
ent from the designs of other years |
that they should be seen to be appre-
ciated. Come in the forenoon if posi- |
BILE. We are always pleased to show
goods.-O G. Callies.
The apron sale at ST. James hall, to |
take place this afternoon and evening,
is to be an enjoyable affair. AS in addi- |
ton to the apron sale there is to be |
card party at which refreshments will |
be served; all are invited.
On Friday evening next, May 7th the |
district oratorical contest will be held |
in the assembly hall of the Wausau !
high school. The following schools
will be represented: Sparta. Merrill,
Westboro, Wausau, Tomahawk and |
Marshfield.
The Marathon County Agricultural
society has made the city an offer of
the fair grounds to be used for
park purposes the coming summer, in
of the payment of $400
The matter will be acted upon at to-
nights meeting of the city council
John Dahm was arrested last night on
of Edwin Latshaw, charged |
With assault and battery. He struck
he complainant while the latter was in
his Office Dahm was fined s. and costs
n Justice r. N. Larner's court this
The league declamatory contest will /
be held at Marshfeld tonight. Wausau
has four representatives, Conrad Anthem,
Miss Leah Deutsch, Miss Selma Pagen-
zopf and Miss Mary Nicols. 1t will de-
eide who will represent the district con-
test to be held in Stevens Point, May
l4th.
Sister Petrenelia died this morning in
ST. Mary's hospital. She had beer a
sufferer with consumption for the past
,hree years and was brought here some
.irne ago from st. Nazianz, Manitowoc
for treatment She was nearly |
twenty-eight years of age and her name
before entering a convent was Barbara
ha mil ha hn rfa in
Josephs cemetery, this city, but the
lime of the funeral has not as yet been
set:
If you want to get exactly what you
ire looking for, then go to kuhlman Il
Brach for your footwear. They carry
arge stock of all the snappiest shoes or
,xfords in all colors. The largest variety
% pick from. In working shoes and
cruisers they have large stock, also
handmade shoes the best that skill and
money can produce. kuhlmann Il
Braeh, corner Clark street and Third
Ave. m3-tf.
John Ziebell died yesterday morning
1t his home 627 Mcclellan street, after
Xix months illness. Deceased was
born in Germany sixty-three years ago.
He emigrated to this country in 1872
and two years later was married.
Nine children were born of this union.
Since coming to Wausau he has fol-
owed the occupation of contracting
mason and bricklayer. He was mem
Der of the ID. G. K U. V. and the Sons
Of Herman societies. The funeral will
be held Wednesday, from the Presby-
terrain church; Rev. I. Werhahn will /