Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-15

II Miss Cornelia McCrosseD gave pic
mic TO number of her friends at
Rothschilds on Saturday
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Wednesday, June 80.
| The best is always cheapest in the
end Bradley & Vrooman Pure Paint
is both cheapest and best. Full value
full measure longest wearing.
Sold by Denfeld & Weisbrod, Mausau,
Wisconsin.
An extra train will leave WaGsau
+; Friday, June Is, to carry the Wausau
Liederkranz To Merrill. where the
annual saengerfesJ viii be held. Any
person who wishes to attend the fest
may take this train, which leaves at )
O'Clock in the afternoon.
i Tomorrow evening at the hour OF
five, Miss Elizabeth Boiler will be
united in marriage TO Max Graebel.
The ceremony viii be performed by
the Rev. Jas. Duer, and the marriage
will be solemnized at the home of the
young lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Boiler, 726 Grand Ave.
VIM. Ebersold, who had his arm
torn of while at work in the Philip
MenZner mill in Marathon City
week ago, had his right leg removed
above the knee on Saturday. In the
accident his leg was twisted i'm the
knee socket and was broken in two
places. 1t was feared that complica-
lions might set in which might cost
him his life and so the leg was taken
off. Five ribs were broker. in the ac-
cident and the mans condition is
critical.
City Clerk VIM Warehouse went
to Milwaukee Friday evening" carry
| ing with him $4,000 worth of city
bonds, to be turned over to the pur-
chaserS. The bonds were sold to the
| Concordia Insurance Co. and that
company promptly turned over to the
city of Wausau S15,018.33. The last
four figures represent accumulated
! interest. The bonds bear date of Feb
l, 1909, and since then one coupon
has been clipped. The $4,000 will be
used in making water extensions.
Jos. Lucia has sold his Adams House
property to Olea Person, and Chas.
Allen, who will conduct it in the
future under the firm name ofPerrson
/ q Allen. The price paid was $12, 900. |
| The new owners will take possession
July l. Mr.. Lucia conducted the
| Adams House for the past eight years.
He has not decided what he will do in
| the future. He owns some property
on Clarke's island north of the depot |
and may later see fit to erect hotel
upon it.
David O. Thompson, former editor
of the Athens Record, has been chosen
as principal of the Winnebago County
School of Agriculture and Domestic
Economy. He succeeds K. l.. Hatch |
who resigned at the close of the school
year and will assume his duties Oct. |
| |. Mr.. Thompson is Son-in-law of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Waterhouse of this
city and is al present editing the
Winneconne Local. The school is sit |
uated in Winneconne Mr. Thompson
is capable instructor in dairying
and agriculture and will give the
school strength.
Frank Gauger Camp of Spanish |
American War Veterans association |
entertained Cutler Post No. So G. A.
r. on Friday evening in Armory hall. |
Over twenty of the old soldiers were
present. The program consisted of |
musical selections, vocal and 'phono-
graphical" a drill by Co. G, addresses,
"reminiscences, etc. Commander Fred |
Becker, in behalf of the younger
veterans, made an address of welcome
in which he said it gave his comrades
great pleasure to be able to entertain
the boys of 81. He hoped the pro-
gram of that evening will result in
bringing the two organizations into |
closer relationship.
VIM. Ruder died Saturday in Mer-
rill. He was born in this city nearly !
thirty-six years ago and was son of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Raider, the former
founder of the Geo. Ruder Brewing |
Co. For nearly twenty years he spent |
most of his time in Merrill and |
Minocqua, first as kookkeeper for the |
Ruder company in Merrill and later
as its agent in Minocqua. He is sur
yiyed by his wife, his mother, one |
sister, Mrs. Fred MomDurg, and Ghree |
brothers, Herman, Edward and Henry. |
All reside here except his wife and |
sister The funeral was held in Mer
rill this morning.
John Foubare and John SchiIpke, |
who conduct saloons in the town of |
Emmett, were tried in Justice r. \. /
Larner's court Friday on warrants !
charging that they had sold liquor TO
Robt. Bowes, minor. Schirpke was
tried first and the jury returned
verdict of acquittal. Another war
rant was Immediately served charg- |
ing the same offenSe on q different |
date. To this charge he entered |
plea of guilty and was fined so and
costs. Foubare pleaded guilty to-two
charges, ne being fined s. and costs
on one and was let off with payment |
of costs ON the other with the stipu-
lation that Ire observe the law in the
future.
The way people are buying wall
paper of c. G. Pier of late certainly |
isn't lazy, and the way they're telling /
thoir r,ni.rhlanrS ahnnt Tie nnnd har-