Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-01-25
Mrs. G. d. Jones is giving a series
of parties at her home this week

siIauSOnS LOT q Driuge WnlSC party on
Friday afternoon.
/ Now is the time to rent houses in
Wausau. In another month every
house will be taken.
/ Miss Catherine Strouse has beer
, confined to her home by illness by ton.
silitis for few days past.
| Miss Helen Stone and Miss Constance
Harger are arranging to give a sleigh
ride party on Saturday evening.
| Work on the new residence of C. B.
Bird was resumed yesterday. The
hot water heating plant is now being
installed.
The members of the young ladies'
athletic association of the NJ. E.
church, meet in the west side hall
this evening.
Bernice, wife of Joseph Mayer of
Dancy, died in st. Mary's hospital
yesterday morning. She had been i'll
three months.
Frank Cerney of the town of
Mosinee, brought the hide of a wolf
to the city today, on which he
collected 500 bounty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gensman of
the town Of Maine, lost their son
Edwin, Thursday. The child was
nearly three wears old.
The K. C. lodge will install officers
Wednesday evening, to be followed by
a supper. Members of the order from
other cities will be present.
For SALE-A Kimball organ, used
but very little, beautiful case and tone.
Can be seen at the store of Farrell
Music Co. Will be sold at very low
figure. If.
American Lady and American
Gentlemen shoes, styles up to the
minute, ideal for confirmation; cost
no more than ordinary shoes, for sale
at Schoeneberg's.
Miss Pearl Drew, teacher of the
9Th grade in the Humboldt building,
was operated on for appendicitis last
Saturday. She is now improving and
all hope for her early recovery.
Ed. Young of the town of Texas,
brought the pelt of bob cat to the
city Saturday for the collection of
bounty. The cat measured fifty-two
inches from tip of tail to nose
Mrs. Appolonia Gosh of the town
of Ringle, was committed to the
Northern hospital, Oshkosh, on Fri
day last. Her condition was such
hat it was dangerous for other men,
bers of the family to live with her.
For the first time in many years
the Liederkranz society will not give
masquerade ball this winter. For
several years the interest in mask
balls has been growing less, until the
point has been reached where they
are proving failures.
At stockholders meeting of the
f. Schubring Lumber Co. held
Wednesday, the directorate was in
creased to five, Paul Kruger and
Conrad Bopf being added. The other
directors are F. H. Schneider, v. A.
Anderson and F. Schubring.
The skating at the Eau Claire villa
is said to be very fine and perfectly
safe. The closing of the dam at the
Brooks & Ross mill since freezing up
time has made the ice just fine for
skating. No charges are made and
there are no lights in the evening only
that which is made by bon-fires.
A banquet was given in the M. E.
church last Wednesday evening for
the ladies of the Epworth League
devotional meetings. There were
twenty-five present. At the close a
program was carried out. Those TAX
part were Mrs. A. P. Bailey, Miss
Winnie Carter, Miss Mayo Molsette,
Messrs. F. III. Brigham, L. G.
Schneider and VIM. Reynolds.
The Wausau Ice and Fuel Co., has
increased its capital stock from $4,000
to $4,000. The board of directors
has been increased from three to five.
They are P. o. Means, Henry Juers,
C. H. Graham, Henry Ruder and
John t. Morgan. The two last men,
toned are the new ones. The officers
are: President, P. 0. Means; vice.
president and secretary, Henry Juers:
treasurer, c. III. Graham.
w. r. Johnson is installing the
switch boards and doing the electrical
wiring In the new foundry of the d.
J. Murray Manufacturing company.
All wires are encased in conduits,
making them permanent and fire-proof.
Mr.. Murray believes in practical and
up-to-date devices. He will have two
large generators which will drive in
dividual motors on each machine and
which will also furnish the lighting.
am ready to do general fire in
surance and surety bond business. /
have only first class stock insurance
companies, tat charge reasonable
rates and pay the full loss when there
Is fire. None but first class COM
panies will be represented in my Office.
l respectfully solicit share of your
business.
i1S-2t JOHN 4. Lamont.
Office over Albers' drug store, COR
ner Third and Washington streets.
III. f. McEacheron lost valuable
horse last Friday in runaway acct
dent. While he and his driver were
on the way from the office to Mr.. Nc
Eachron's home during the noon hour.
the thills loosened at one side of the
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