Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-01-18
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
TT. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Vincent Poverski, an engineer in
mine near Ramsey, Mich, and Miss
Pauline Torzewski of this city, were
married this morning in st. Michael's
church.
Mayor Lamont is preparing mes
sage on the water question, which he
expects to submit to the council to-
morrow evening. Let us have some
thing soon, for the water is unbearable.
The east side camp of Woodmen
and Royal Neighbors had very en-
joyable time last night at Woodmen
hall, when a joint installation was
conducted followed by dancing.
Many people at present are placing
home made filters on their water
faucets, made of outing flannel or
other kinds of cloth. They find that
these get so black and dirty in short
time as TO neceSsitate frequent chang
ing.
The last bunch of white pine To-
Gated in the town of Marathon is be-
ing cut this winter by Philip Menzner
and will be sawed in his mill in the
village. The pine is taken off land
owned by Jos. Blume, situated less
than two miles from the village. 1t
is said to be of large size and Of
sound quality.
Mrs. Emile Josiger of the town of
Texas, died Saturday of complications
due to process of confinement, aged
forty-three years. She is survived by
her husband and three children. The
funeral will be held tomorrow from
lions Lutheran church in the town
of Texas. Rev. Buerger of the town
of Wausau will officiate.
Albert Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ii. w. Jones, residing at Holt p. o.,
was killed last Friday, while in the
employ of the Holt Lumber Co. He
was decking logs when log rolled
back and so injured him that he lived
three years of age and at the time
was engaged to young lady resid
ing in that locality.
A dispatch appearing in Milwaukee
newspapers last Saturday says that in
consequence of the crusade being
made in Appleton against the present
high price of butter, dealers in that
commodity all have Surfeit of butter
on hand and expect the price TO drop
to 80 cents soon. The sales of oleo-
margarine have increased 100 per cent.
and even the wealthiest families are
using it.
Margaret Dean, aged three years,
daughter of w. III. H. Deane, died Sun
day. The child was taken sick with
scarlet fever ten days previous, which
terminated in death. She was re-
moved TO the county hospital after
taken sick, where she had the best of
care, but the disease made such in
roads on her constitution that her
vitality would not withstand it. The
funeral was held privately yesterday
morning, Rev. ]. ]. Brennan conduct
ing the services. The child's mother
| died about year ago.
To The Pablic:-I can loan money on
| farms at reasonable rates. Ii you
want a loan on farm and want to
get it quietly and have it in good
| hands, call ard see me and we will
talk it over. can take only first
mortgages. Ii you want a deed, a
contract or any papers made, my
charges will be very reasonable. Have
you made your will or testament?
will do 1t for you at less than half
what some people charge. Is your
| farm for sale? List il with me.
JOHN +. LAMONT.
Office over Albers' drug store cor
ner of Third and Washington streets,
| WauSau, Wisconsin. jlS-2t
Someone raided the smoke house of
c. III. Wagner in Marathon City
Thursday night and then set fire TO
the building TO cover up evidences of
| the theft. Ii was full of braunSch-
/ weiger liver wurSt and gam brust at
1 the time 1t was the wurst confia-
l grafton the village has suffered in
several moons 1t must have been.
for the Marathon City Times SAYS:
''John Collins, getting up 10 take
care of q team that came into the
livery stable, saw the lurid glare of
| the demoniac flames rioting with
fiendish glee in their work of deyas-
. tation."