Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-01-04
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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specialist and surgeon, will be at th'
Bells House, Wednesday, Jan. u.
Norris Dalton, who sold the Oh
English Chop House last spring, i
soon to engage in the restaurant bust
ness on Washington street.
The Barker & Stewart Lumbel
company is now in the market fol
hemlock lath bolts. Call at theil
office on the island for information
regarding price. etc. n 30-ti
Louis Zemke of the town of Wau
sau, has been confined in st. Mary:
hospital for ten days past. He haC
an operation performed for reliei
| from appendicitis.
! The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet in the
church parlors on Wednesday after
noon. Entertainers: Mrs. w. H. Bis
sell and Mrs. M. p Mccullough.
| Helen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Victor La Porte of Schofeld, died
Thursday at the age of eleven years
The funeral was held New Years
day from ST. Mary's church this city
Fred Leyenhagen is again in charge
of his building on Third street in
which the Majestic theater has been
conducted for the past couple OF
years. Allie Leyenhagen will prob
ably have charge
w. P. Sloan has decided to open a
meat market in the old Wartman
stand, POS Washington street. Since
Carl Wartman relinquished all rights
to the institution it has been operated
| by three different firms.
The Sisters of the Divine Savior in
charge of St. Mary's hospital have
given contract to M. j. Klimek to
drive the hospital ambulance for the
next year. Barney Guenther had the
contract far the past year.
The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Bartels
was held Friday afternoon from the
home of her son John, 2l5 E. Wash
fington street. She died the Monday
previous at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Mary Ahrens, town of Texas.
The snow softened a little New
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whack at 1.-THE first time since cold
weather set in. 1t is now several
weeks since the freeze-up came and
not once has the temperature got
very far north of the zero mark.
The Catholic Order of Foresters
will install officers tomorrow evening.
All members are invited to. bring
their wives and friends. John Van
Hecke of Merrill will be the installing
officer and, after the ceremonies, will
be called upon to tell some of his win
some stories, in which he is not slow.
Have you weak throat? If So,
you cannot be too careful. You cam
not begin treatment too early. Each
cold makes you more liable to another
and the last is always the harder to
cure. If you will take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy at the outset yon will
be saved much trouble Sold by all
dealers.
Mrs. William Haase of Delavan,
died Thursday in ST. Mary's hospital,
at the age of thirty-three years. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon
from the Carl Wendorf home and St.
Peters church in Schofield. Rev. f.
Werhahn of this city officiated. She
is survived by her husband and one
son, the latter four years of age.
John Horny and Moritz Paartsch,
nephews of "Dr" John Till are locat-
ed in the village of Galloway, this
country. They are conducting a
plaster-on-the-back business, and, it
is said, are doing nearly as well as is
their illustrious uncle at Alamena.
They are receiving so many patients
daily that they have engaged an as
sistant, prof Loren.
The Northeast Wisconsin Teachers
association will meet. Feb. As in the
city of Oshkosh. The program for
this meeting was printed last week in
the PILOT Office, and copies are being
sent out by G. G. Parlin, president of
the association. The program is con-
sidered by educators who have seen a
draught of it, to be fully as strong as
Lany ever prepared for state meeting
Of teachers.
Judge Reid on Friday forenoon ex-
cused the jary until yesterday morn
| ing, allowing the members to go
home and spend the first day of the
new year and the succeeding Sunday
with their families. The jurors at
this term of court have had longer
service than any elnpaneled for a
number of years. The present term
started Dec. and as yet all of the
jury cases have not been tried.
/ The Alexander Stewart Lumber
Co., began shipping logs by rail yes
terday. The first train load was
dumped north of the pumping station
and from now until late in the spring
the company will receive logs daily,
by train. The logs being shipped al
present are all hemlock. Later the
company will begin the shipment OF
hardwood. As soon as enough of the
latter stock has been shipped the mil
will begin operation and continue un
til all has been sawed. The hardwood
stock will carry the company Well NJ
TO the time for summer operation
and when the hardwood logs ara ex