Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-10-05
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Walter E. Curtis is changing the
interior of his home quite consider
able
For RENT Basement barn, 3 stalls,
Cor. lst and Franklin SITS. See C. G.
Pier. sl4-4t.
John Curtis is making extensive
Improvements on the interior of his
home
j. III. Reiser who had been on an
extended trip in the South returned
home Thursday.
For repair work on shoes and rub
beers go to Kuhlmann & Brach, Third
Ave. and Clark street 24-tf
Fred Schubring has moved into his
new residence at the corner of Sixth
and Mcclellan streets.
The Kiefer Furniture company has
recently added repairing, upholstering
and re-tinishing of furniture. tt
The Monday Evening Study club
held it's first meeting last evening
with Miss Dorothy Heinemann.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
pecialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Wednesday, Oct. 20.
A st. Paul freight train left the
track at point near Hazelhurst Fri
day morning, making it necessary for
passengers to transfer and delaying
passenger trains.
The ladies' aid society of the Bap-
fist church will hold rummage sale
on the 10Th, 2lst and 22d days of Octo-
Der. Place will be made known in the
next issue of the PILOT
According to report made by A.
A. Book, clerk of the circuit court, for
the past year ending September 80, a
total of thirty-three divorces were
granted in this county. Last year
there were twenty-seyen.
The marshal of Brokaw brought a
fellow to the city Friday for mental
examination. The fellow is a straggler,
and gave the name of Frank Schmidt
He was taken to the Northern State
Hospital for Insane, Winnebago.
WANTED Barker & Stewart Lum-
Der Co. is now ready to buy hemlock
lath bolts, so inches long. Any one
wishing to sell bolts of this kind can
get full particulars by calling at the
Wausau office, McIndoe island. sl4w7
Abel Bros. of Schofield, who had
been on tour of six weeks in the
country with their threshing machine,
doing work for the farmers, finished
up on Saturday. They were lucky in
having had no breakdowns during the
entire time.
Louis Aselein, or "French Louie"
as he was more generally known, was
found guilty of murder in the first
degree Friday by jury in the Oneida
county circuit court. VIM. Schotield |
night Waterman in a mill in Rhine
lander, was found brutally murdered |
few weeks ago, and Aselein was ar
rested and charged with the murder. |
Two high officials of the G. 81
W. Ry. Co. were in the city Friday. |
They were C. IL. Cheney of Chicago,
assistant general superintendent, and
g j. Quigley of Amigo, superintend-
ent of the Ashland division. While |
here they checked over log traffic ac-
counts with local sawmill companies
and looked over the work being done |
by the Marathon Paper Mills Co.
The Wausau Street Railroad Co.'S
extension from Rothschilds park to /
the paper mill which is being built
nearly half a mile south, is completed.
The first cars were run over it Satur-
day. This will prove an advantage to
tie men living in this city who are at
work on the plant, and also to the
paper mills company. Heretofore on
Sundays these men have been walk
ing from the park to the plant on
the company's time.
The new game law provides that:
"One-third of the fines imposed and
collected under the laws regulating
the taking, killing, having i'm posses
sion. or transportation of fish or game,
including the violations of the acts
relative to the granting and holding
of licenses TO hunt certain game, shall
he paid by the magistrate 10 the person
Informing of the offense and prosecut-
ing the offender TO conviction
Probably this is feature of the law
that is not generally understood.
While the editor was in WauSau this
week he raa across two former Wit
tenbergerS. Martin Erb is a foreman
In the Barker-Stewart mill IN THAI
city. He informed us that the mil
would soon shut down after 3 seS=sorIs
cut of AZ, COO 600 feet. Dave Natteson,
an alumnus of the Academy, is
stenographer and typewriter in the
lxickbusch wholesale hardware house
s.t WS~~sau, is doing well and lies the
job ittenberg Enterprise.