Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-01-11
The Monday Evening Study club

the old 'wlgwam" building on
Clarke's island 1t will be used as a
warehouse.
| The regular meeting of the Mems
league of the Presbyterian church will
be held in the parlors of the church
next Monday evening.
I An axil of car No. 5 on the street
car line was broken yesterday. The
accident happened at point between
the bridges on Grand Ave.
Mrs. w. II. Mylrea entertained a
number of lady friends on Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. ID. Alex
ander of Bloomington, Ill.
A general reception has been ar
ranged to be given Rev. G. C. Crippen
and his bride on Friday, January 14th,
from to 10 p. M, at 2l0 Warren
street.
A meeting of the Merchants associ-
alton will be called soon to determine
the time for giving the annual supper.
The event is usually set for the month
of February.
| The members of the X. P. lodge
had a supper and celebration last
night in Castle hall. Like all the
functions given by that society it was
highly enjoyed.
A number of members of the Horse
head Fishing club will go up to Horse
head lake tomorrow, for the purpose
OF cutting and storing supply of ice
for the summer.
Mrs. Peter Fay and Mrs Paul Kick
busch spent part of last week in Osh-
kosh, where they exhibited pet CANNES
in a kennel show. The former won a
silver cup and large box OF candy on
white fuzzy dog
WHILE the democratic papers gen.
orally are favoring honesty and Pin
chot, the republican papers, especially
the country dailies, are favoring ras-
cality and Ballinger. The large dali
lies of Chicago, notably the Tribune
and Inter-Ocean, stand by Pinchot.
Albert Bslsar, who shot and killed
John Riley at christening at Rhine
lander about ten days ago, is still at
large. He is thirty-fNe years of age,
light hair and eyes and weighs about
loo pounds. He wore grey jumper,
pair of stag pants buckled at the
knees and wore rubbers.
Judge Jas. O'Neill of Neillsville is
holding court in this city, sitting on a
case entitled j. Smuckler vs.. The
Badger Lumber Co. Owing to the
fact that the Eberlein-Schmitz case
had not ended, and Judge Reid was
occupying the circuit court room, it
was necessary for Judge O'Neill to
open court yesterday in the supervis-
ors' room of the court house. Thus
there are two sessions of circuit
court at the same time. Judge Reid
will go to Eagle River this week to
hold court.
The department of Home and Edu-
cation of the Ladies' Literary club
met at the home of Mrs. Russell Lyon,
yesterday Afternoon. There were
papers by Mesdames w. III. Nablo,
G. G. Parlin, r. H. johnson and c. S.
Gilbert, on the explorations and ex-
ploitations, 1673-17O1; Marquettes
Lake Superior and Mackinac Exper-
fences; Joliet's and Marquette's Voy-
ages of Discovery; LaSalle and Tony,
relations to Wisconsin: Madaline
Island and Duluth. Mrs, Hart fav-
ored those present with a solo. Re
freshments were served.
Jos. Kopczak, aged seventeen, died
Sunday afternoon at his home on
Humboldt Ave-, after few days i'll
ness. Death was due toheart failure,
the attack, it is said was brought on
by fear that calamitous event might
occur in the family. After a period
of excitement he is said to have been
taken i'll with headache, retiring to
a sofa, and gradually sank. Last
summer his mother started out to
visit friend residing on Kickbusch
street. When she arrived at the
friends house, she sank down and ex-
pired, her heart being affected. Her
sons funeral was held this morning
from ST. Michaers church.
A dispatch appearing in Milwaukee
newspapers Sunday says that the peo-
pie of Merrill have made application
for admission to the NV. base ball
league. The dispatch further says
that President Elliott looks with
favor upon the proposition, because
of nearness to Wausau. AS the
league is at present made up, Wausau
is the worst situated geographically
of any town. BY taking in Merrill
money could be saved. The presi-
dent will visit Merrill soon, to deter
mine whether that city is capable of
supporting team. The time is draw
ing near when it must be determined
what cities will be represented in the
league next season.