Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-05-03

Ciy W iiio III CuldIr, w. HI. OieldH.
III. I'll. Manson, who was confined t.
his home for a couple of days, is out
again.
An eight-year-old son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Andrew Oleson, 10 S. Second
Ave, is i'll with diphtheria
David @. Rayburn has been secured
to serve the Kelly-Aniwa-H ogart,
missions OF the Presbyterian church.
Theodore Kohl of Wausau, has TAX
en- contract to build bank building
in Junction City for the state bank
of that place.
The new appointees of the cit,
council, together with the last elected
constables, began their terms of Office
yesterday morning.
Tony Fell has converted an ordinary
bicycle into a motorcycle. 1t is OF
course much lighter than the ordinary
motorcycle, but has speed and endur,
ance.
Geo. Freeman, former resident OF
this city, is at present a member OF
Troop ID, 9Th u. S. Cav. He is sta
toned in Schofield barracks, Honolulu
Hawaiian islands.
The Wausau Paper Mills Co. has
crews of log drivers at work on Copper
and Prairie rivers, on which streams
the company last winter banked sew
eral million feet of hemlock logs.
L. III. Cook, supervisor of assess
ment, has appointed S. A. Clark OF
Marathon City, to make an assess
ment of all the lumber and log stocks
in the county. He was authorized by
the county board to do so.
Anything in the line of cement work
sidewalks, curb, cutters, Griveways,
floors, steps, etc.-will be promptly
attended to by w. J.. Dessert, All
Sixth street near Scott. ALI work
guaranteed. Prices the lowest. If.
The dance given on Saturday even
ing at the NJ. w. A. hall in Schofield
was largely attended and success.
There were $50. couples present, 1t
was given by Haesle's orchestra The
orchestra plays in Hatley on the even
ing of May 3.
On Sunday morning, at an early
L.
ard Mrs. Alfred Zimmerman. The
PILOT joins their hosts of friends in
hearty congratulations, and also to
the happy grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Zimmerman.
Leslie McQuaid, Merrill youth,
was picked up by the authorities on
Thursday The boy was without
funds and unable to return home. He
told a pretty straight story as to how
he came here, ETC., and transportation
was supplied him.
A suit has been instituted by the
Wausau Street Railroad Co. against
the Marathon Paper Mills Co. to re-
cover arc lights, motors, pumps and
other property which the former COM
pany claims is at present being used
by the latter company.
Adam Matthias, residing near STRAIT
ford, recently met with an accident
which it is believed will result fatally.
He fell off wagon loaded with stone,
and one of the wheels passed over
him, breaking the jaw bone and fore
ing one eye out of his head.
The splendid work of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily
coming to light. No such grand
remedy for liver and bowel troubles
was ever known before. Thousands
bless them for curing constipation,
sick headache, biliousness, jaundice
and indigestion. Sold by all dealers.
The Moose Lake club, composed of
Wausau and Milwaukee parties. has
fully organized and elected officers.
The club built club house the past
winter on Moose lake in the northern
part of the state. The officers elected
are, John f. Lamont, president; Phil.
Stadler, vice-president; Herman Beck
er, secretary; Ed. Jess, treasurer.
Sheriff Mas of Lincoln county
brought two prisoners here Friday
afternoon to plead guilty before Judge
Reid. John Huven who had abandoned
his family, was given term of six
months in the state prison. Percy
Bishop entered plea of guilty to a
statutory charge, Miss Alice Afford of
Merrill being the complainant. He
will serve time in jail until he meets
financial obligation which she de-
maDdS.
A number of Wausau men are alb
Senting themselves from The city, be-
ing called to other towns on business
as they put it. Knowing something
of these same fellows movements,
the police officers say that the recent
arrest of certain characters caused said
men to pack up and leave. One of
the characters had list of names,
we are told, which would cause the
chills to run down more than one
back, if printed
The card party given by Mrs. w.
II. Bissell on Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. w. III. Gamble of
this city and Mrs. Humphrey of Iron
wood, was most delightful social
affair The home decorations were
cut flowers. There were eight tables
of players and spirited game of
bridge whist was kept up from
3 until 5 O'Clock, when refreshments
We're served. Those who won the
fayors for highest scores, were Miss
Nell Dunbar and Mrs. W. A. Ladwig.
A well which formerly supplied
water for the old jail which stood on
the southeast corner of the county
square, caved in on Wednesday. When
the water works system was installed
this well was filed up, i. e., those
who mad the work in charge thought
they had filled it. 1t is quite likely,
as is most often the case, lot of
material of decaying nature was
dumped into the hole. AS it decayed
and settled space was left at the top
and finally the sod broke and cave
in resulted. The hole has again been
filled.