Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-05-02
Conrad Bopf has purchased an E.
NJ. f. touring car.

OF Mrs ID. j. Murray, Jr.
If nothing happens to prevent the
inspection of ST. Omer Commandery
it will take place Tuesday evening,
May 9th.
The celebrated rotary White Sew
ing machine is certainly the best-let
us prove to you. The Louis Wiech-
mann Hardware. a25-2w
Arnold Dickopf, motorman on the
street car Tine, who has been laid up
with rheumatism for several weeks,
is able to be up around the house.
Raise your calves for half the ordi-
nary cost by feeding National Calf
rood Pigs, lambs and colts thrive
on it, as well as calves. For sale at
| Schoeneberg's.
4 The Ladies' Literary club met in
| monthly session yesterday at the
club house and the newly elected
officers were installed. This was fol-
lowed by Victoria concert.
1t is surprising what changes have
been made in the way of wall decora-
tions since whitewash vas first
| thought of. You can get a liquid
| wall preparation of CalHes that viii
stand washing. What do you know
about that?
A ntamber of the old friends of Mr..
| and Mrs. j. A. Durkee went to her
home in Schofield this afternoon and
gave her surprise party. The ladies
| carried baskets and refreshments were
served and delightful time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durkee are soon to go
to Laurel, Miss, to reside.
| The Tuesday Musical club is enter
| tanning the Musical club OF Marshtield
| today, about ten members of latter
| club coming over this morning. They
| were entertained at a dinner at Mrs.
| a. L. Kreutzer's and a program was
| rendered in which both clubs took
part. The Marshfeld ladies return
home this evening.
Gottlieb Weber of the town of
Easton, died Sunday at the age of
seventy-eight years. He had been i'll
Deceased had been a resident of this
section for forty-ive years. He is
survived by four children. The fun
eral will be held tomorrow, Rev.
Buerger to otficiate.
Chas. Nagel, residing this side of
the county line, near the village of
Dorchester was brought before Judge
Reid yesterday, charged with con-
tempt of court. In a divorce action
Nagel was ordered TO pay his wife So
per week, but he forgot all about it,
Yesterday he promised to 'dig up"
and the case was continued.
John Neurnberg, ST., died at his
home in the villageo Athens Wednes-
day, at the age of sixty-five years.
Deceased had been resident of that
locality for nearly thirty years and
had large circle of acquaintance.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Neurnberg of this
city went over Thursday to attend
the funeral, the former being son of
deceased.
Crowds of our people went down to
Gardeners after the trailing arbutus
last Saturday. The pinej woods were
full of the beautiful and fragrant
flower. Every one that went down
came back with the idea that the
large tract of pine forest there should
be purchased for park, and the
PILOT agrees with every one of them.
Let's go after it; $4,000 will buy the
finest pine park in Wisconsin.
According to booklet issued by the
Percheron Society Of America, shows
that Wisconsin,, Pennsylvania,
Montana, Minnesota, North and South
Iakota, Illinois and Kansas lead in
order in the percentage of pure bred
Percheron sires in the state. Wis
consin with T1.95 of the total sires
Percheron leads with Pennsylvania
with Ills is second. None of the
averages in the eight states runs below
64.2l.-Stock Yards, Chicago
William and Walter Ladusire, resi-
dents of Schofeld, were arrested Sun
day at the instance of JohE Foster,
game warden. They had been catch
ing pickerel above the Brooks & Ross
Lumber Co.'S dam. They ADMITTED
this in court yesterday morning, and
each one paid $3.50 for the fun he
had-if he had any. It's a fool law
that protet is pickerel, yet it's on The
books and game wardens and judges
must act accordingly. The pickerel
is no gentlemen in our estimation,
and should be exterminated.
The Wausau base ball team played
games last week in Appleton and
Fond du Lac, losing three, the fourth
being ended by rain. The score in
each game was, close but don't mean
that Wausau'S boys put forth their
best efforts to wiz. 1t was merely
practice work with them and three
pitchers were used in every game.
Wausau showed up stronger at bat
and in fielding than did the opponents.
These games showed that we have
4l Il I'D Nf hot lA1 70
win games-oneS WHO can larrup the
ball. The trip was not profitable
one financially, Appleton especially
proving an iceberg towards the game.
Remember the Choral society concert
Monday evening, May %. Don't miss
it. Grand choruses. Cones full orches-
ira and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard soloists.
Tickets soc.
E. Waidelich has been given the
contract for making the improve
ments in the old Anthem store build
ing, now owned by Ritter g. Deutsch
Co. He is to have the work COM
pleted so that the building can be
occupied by July I. The changes will
include a remodeling of the lower
floor so that there will be but one
room, instead of two, with balcony
| The entrance viii be placed in the
centre of the front and new plate
glass windows will be put in, and a
heating plant installed in the base
ment. The upper floor will be ar
/ ranged for show room, office rooms,
| etc. The building Will be modern In
every respect when completed.
John Gelaski, Geo. Misczek and j.
Butcher. the Russian Poles accused
/ of holding up and robbing Frank
| Sadoski, while the latter was travel
/ ing from saloon near Rothsehild TO
the rAper mill, we've up today for
| trial. The alleged robbery occurred
| on Sunday night week ago, the
complainant alleging that he lost $40.