Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-01-31

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card party Wednesday evening, which
was very enjoyable event.
We understand that a protest is to
be made to the council against grant
ing the street railway franchise COW
ering its new plans.
Late reports are to the effect that
there are strong hopes of Frank
Synott's recovery. His condition is
| far better than it was a week ago.
The following Wausau players won
prizes in the skat tournament held
in Milwaukee the other day: N. II.
Gender, G. Ringle and Geo. B. Chat
ham.
A. 2. Pauly supervisor of assess
ment for six years of Sheboygan
county takes the position as district
agent with the Great Northern Life
Insurance Co., in Sheboygan.
The new saw mill of J. d. Ross of
which the Pilot a few weeks ago
contained description, will be put
in operation this week. The mill was
destroyed by fire on the 18th day of
July last.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rowley cele-
5rated the 18th anniversary of their
marriage on Friday evening. They
invited in the M. E. choir and the
music committee of the church for
the evening, making forty guests.
The wedding of Harry Howard
Heinemann, of Merrill, to Miss Grace
Dorothy Livingston, will take place
at the home of the latter's parents,
in this city on Thursday. Feb. 3D.
Rabbi A. j. Messing, Bloomington,
ILL.,, will officiate.
The social and Dutch lunch given
by the Mission Circle of the Univers-
alist church last evening was at
tended by all the tables would hold
nearly 100 in all. After refreshments
had been partaken of Rev. Fisher
gave a talk, which was very much
enjoyed, on "Alone in Paris.''
Mr.. Clyde Weik of this city, who is
general agent of the Great Northern
Life ms. Co., in territory comprising
Marathon, Lincoln, Wood and Portage
counties, is conducting an active and
successful campaign for business, ap-
pointing many local agents and secur-
ing many applications for insurance.
A search warrant was served
yesterday on John Koniak of the town
of Vein, Campbell Bros. of Oshkosh,
being the compliments. Campbell
Bros. claimed that Koniak had in his
possession about 5000 feet of lumber
belonging to them. Some of the
lumber was found and he made
settlement.
Ed. Single has secured the agency
of the Buick Motor company auto
of Flint, Mich, and is now
busy disposing of machines to be de-
delivered in the spring. Yesterday
he sold five passenger touring type,
with four doors, torpedo body, AZ
horse power motor, to Judge VIC.
Edward Lueck was injured this
while unloading logs from
car in the Barker & Stewart Lumber
Co. yards. After loosening the bind
er chains, the logs rolled off before
he could out of the way and he was
thrown into the pond, the logs fol-
lowing him. He was struck by one
of them and badly bruised. Other
workmen rescued him from the
water.
Peter Gormley, who has been coach
man for Alex. Stewart for the past
six years, intends to leave the city
soon. The family has decided to sell
the driving horses and Mr.. Gormley
has made up his mind to locate else
where, and may enter into business
for himself. Peter came here from
six years ago and during
that time has made host of friends,
and they will regret to learn that
he is to leave the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Kreuger enter
tanned the "boys" of the First Ma
tional bank and their wives and lady
friends at coasting party on Friday
evening. The coasting was fine and
enjoyed immensely. After an hours
coasting the party repaired to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kreuger, and
partook of refreshments. The balance
of the evening was in the nature of
an experience meeting and jolly
good time was had by all present.
The Sharpshooters' society enjoyed
a feature last Sunday, which is not a
event on their weekly pro-
gram. The day previous was Frank
Mathie's birthday and he decided to
celebrate it on Sunday with his
friends. Accordingly he
had a turkey, goose and other delica-
cies prepared and the hall at the
park was arranged as dining room,
where the eatables were served. Chefs
Fred Marquardt and Robt. Wegner
to the tables, and saw that
no one went away hungry. Besides
the Sharpshooters many of Mr..
Mathie's friends were invited ana
in the affair.