Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-27
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

The sodality of st. James church
gave card party last evening.
The young ladies' study club met
with Miss Nell Dunbar last evening.
1t has been decided to give the club
house fresh coat of pint this spring.
Stanislaus Josils and Bertha Kohorski
were married this morning in ST. Mich
ael's church.
For RENT-The Uniyersalist parson-
age on Fifth street. Possession can be
given on May LIST
The John Manser mill at Kelly will
be started in operation some time this
week, it is expected.
Cur new preparations for kitchen
and bedroom walls are better and
cheaper than wall paper-O. C. Callies
Gladys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Marquardt. is ill with the
humps. This is fine mumpy weather.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Co. 8
mill, which has been closed down about
two weeks for repairs, will start saving
again next Monday.
The Mems club of the M Z. church
will give supper on Wednesday even
ing. DIR. Perry Millar of Appleton, will
be the guest CT the evening
Henry Smith is acting as cashier of
the Citizens State bank, during the alb
senee of w. f. Hudtloif, who with his
wife is visiting in Chicago.
At the meeting of the assessors today
each assessor was handed the personal
property blanks, and necessary books
for making the assessment of their
town.
&. IL. PetE and family who have oc-
cupied the Uniyersalist parsonage for
he past two years, will move to the
residence owned by j II Pagenkopf, on
north Fifth street.
The earlier you come in the morning
the better opportunity you have of see
ing the many patterns and getting bet
ter service in making your wall paper
selections.-O G. eallies.
Miss Eva Perry Of Milwaukee, visited
st the home of Judge and Mrs. Henry
Miller portion of last week Miss
Perry is daughter of Rev and Mrs. |
Enoch Perry. ior'mer residents of this
city
Robt. Juedes, ex-county treasurer,
departed yesterday on trip in the |
northern section of the state, in the |
interest of the Wausau Iron Works |
lie has accepted position with that
company as salesman.
Wenzel Pivernetz, elected as county
superintendent of schools at the last
election, has filed his statement of cam
paign expenditures The different
amounts foot up to 1893 "a. Most of this
was spent with newspapers in placing
statements to voters in their columns.
Robt. Kollath, dellveryman for VIM.
Baerwald, will depart about June LIST
for a visit at his old home in Germany.
He intended leaving this coming month,
but could not get his passport in time.
Ii is over twenty years since he left his
native country. He intends TO remain :,
there about three months.
County Superintendent w. j. Farrell
has sent out cards to school officers and
teachers notifying them that there will
be teachers examinations held in the
following places on the dates given:
Edgar and Norrie, May II Is; Athens
and Stratford, May 1920; city of Wau-
sau and Spencer, May 81 %; Mosinee,
May 2425.
Henry Ellenbecker, 100 s. Fifth Ave,
was called to Madison last evening, in
answer to a summons from the senate
investigating committee. He will be
called upon to give evidence regarding
the way McGovern's campaign was con-
Quoted in this city. Mr.. Ellenbecker
was one of those who pushed the Mil
waukeean's candidacy.
While Chas Dodge was out for ride
in his automobile Sunday, he attempted
to pass street car on Third street and
an unlocked for occurrence resulted
His machine took fright at the sight of
the car and became unmanageable
Before getting contro. OF it again the
auto had bumped into hydrant. Little
damage resulted to the auto, but the
hydrant was demolished