Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-08-03

ing following an operation. He is
survived by his wife, two brothers
and three sisters.
Hi, therel Speaking of the very
best horse shoeing-we don'tSdo any
other kind. We're the experts and
the price is always right. Come and
see US. M. J. KAvANAUaH.
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Adolph Miller of this city, and Miss
Mile Saindon OF Tomahawk, were
married last week, the ceremony be-
ing performed at the young mans
parents residence by Rev. Henry
Schnuit.
VIM. Lohmar, who went to North
Dakota several weeks ago with view
of locating there, has decided to re-
engage in the cigar manufacturing
business here. He will commence
making smokes in a few days.
Fred Dewall, a farmer residing in
the town of Spencer, is under bonds
to keep the peace six months. He
was arrested Saturday upon complaint
of neighbor, Richard Mueller, who
claimed that Dewall had threatened
to do him great bodily harm.
Ludwig Pieper, aged seventy-one
years, died at his home, Ais Krembs
street, Thursday morning. He was
an old resident of the city. He is sur
yiyed by seven children. The funeral
was conducted Saturday from the
home by the Rev. e. C. Grauer.
The Wausau Motor Boat club elect
ed officers Thursdas evening as fol-
lows: Commodore, Chas. Green; vice.
commodore, Otto Juers; captain. Mat
Kust; manager, just Justesen; secre-
tary-treasurer, Albert Kraatz. The
club gave dance Friday evening.
In our last issue, in mentioning an
operation performed on j. p Briggs,
we Internationally said that ii was
performed by DR.. Jos. Jones, assisted by
Drs. ID. t. Jones and S. M. B. Smith.
We should have said that it was per-
formed by DR.. Joseph Smith, assisted
by the other two.
Ovid Belanger, Mark Bells and
Dan Healy of this city, and Thos.
Mullen of Grand Rapids, are soon to
build large roller rink in Grand
Rapids, on the same plan as the one
in Merrill. 1t will cost between
$40, 900 and $4,000 1t will be ready
for the public by fall
Jos. Kluck and Jos. Baranowski,
two saloon keepers of Hatley, were
arrested Thursday on complaint of
Mrs. John Subkowiak. She alleged
that the two had sold liquor to her
husband who is on the posted list.
Baranowski entered plea of guilty
and was fined $40 and costs. Kluck
pleaded not guilty and his trial was
set for August IA.
A two inch iron pipe for temporary
use has been placed on the library
grounds in such position that it forms
a semi-circle. Hose can be attached
TO it almost anywhere SO that the
grounds can be sprinkled. In this
way crop of grass is being started.
The intention is to have permanent
water pipes laid soon from the Street
to different parts of the ground so
that sprinkling can be carried on.
A typical bum assaulted Arthur
Sieyer, park policeman at Rothschilds
on Thursday evening and was arrested
and brought to the city. Next morn
he was driven out of the city. He had
| one arm concealed beneath his coat
and had been begging all day from
| people picnicing on the grounds.
When Mr.. Siever attempted to put
him off the grounds the bum assaulted
the officer and used his "amputated''
arm to good advantage.
| T. L. Givney has moved his family
TO Wausau to reside. For number
of years Mr.. Giyney has been EN-.
ployed by the Hawks Nursery Co.,
| and he finds Wausau a more central
location for his headquarters. He
came to Rhinelander from Chippewa
Falls in May, 1887, thus ranking him
among our Oldest residents. The New
North wishes Mr.. Givney and family
much success in their new home.-
Rhinelander New North.
| A teachers institute will be con
Quoted in the training school begin
ming at ten O'Clock next Monday
Prof. G. J. Brewer of New Richmond
will have charge of the work, and viii
be assisted by Miss Martha +. Dock
cry of Richland Center, and Prof. ]
f. Bergen of Oconto. Every person
who expects to teach in Marathon
county this year will be expected K
attend this institute. The main pur
pose of the institute work will be t
develop teaching power and to traiI
teachers in the best methods of in
| Struction. AS a rule school board:
want trained teachers and pay better
wages to such. On Aug. 23-24-25 q
teachers examination will be held in
this city, and on Aug. 26-27-2S one
will be held in Spencer.
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