Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-04-18

Almost every member of Co. G was
present Thursday evening, when
Capt. E. V. D. Murphy OF the Tween
ty-seventh e. S Inf. inspected the
company.
Easter book beer, the kind which
has given the Geo. Ruder Brewing
Co. its reputation, can be obtained in
case or keg. Use 1908 in telephonine
your order.
A boy arrived at f. w. Hewitt's
home oD the west side quite recently.
f. w. is son of W. II. Hewitt of
Schoheld. The latter is now grand
father of eight children and feels
very proud and dignified.
The work of flushing the city's
water mains began last Friday night.
The work will be kept up each night
until every main in the city is cleaned.
Then the water viii be tasteless and
odorless for several months.
For RENT-A dwelling house on
Mcclellan street, second house east of
the Wausau club house. Enquire at
the Office of the Wausau Telephone
company. If
The Union Tanning company's
plant, which has been closed down for
many months, is getting ready to be-
gin operations at an early date.
Many new Improvements have been
made in the establishment since its
suspension.
The city's dogs, or rather our citi-
zen's dogs, have only few more days
of liberty. On May l dog catcher
will be appointed whose duty it will
be to keep dogs off the streets until
Sept. l. Last year he was on duty
until Oct. /.
The city treasurer will be kept
pretty busy from now until May l
addressing postal cards to the several
thousand water consumers. notifying
them that the city will need money
the coming six months to operate its
water department
The n. w. Dye Co. is out this
spring with newly painted delivery
wagon and by the way, that company
seems to be doing a rushing business,
judging from its almost constant ap-
pearance on the street-taking and
delivering orders and goods.
The rendering plant located just
east of the tannery, on the city's
dumping grounds, is up and enclosed
and will soon be rendering inconven-
lent smells in that neighborhood and
much to the annoyance of the dwellers
thereabout. 1t certainly will put the
tannery to shame for odors.
Five men, all strong enough tc
work, visited the city last week, and
went around to every house blow.
ing Eli lee, hi 10" Though yellow
horns. They could speak six words
of the English language fuently, SC
we are told: Hast du gelt for dc
moosic ?"
The district near Rice Lake has
gone into the production of seed peas
very heavily, and 1900 acres are now
being prepared for that product. The
production of seed peas will be carried
out in connection with the pea can.
ming industry, wherein hundreds OF
farmers will take part.
Mrs. Albert PIautz died last Tues
day night at her home, los S. Fourth
Ave-, cancer being the cause Of death
She was forty-two years of age, and
is survived by her husband and five
| children. The funeral services were
conducted in st. Stephens church Fri
day afternoon by Rev. Spiegel.
The present week will be a lively
one in social circles, Glowing the
| close of the Lenten iod. Co.
and the Liederkranz gave dances last
night; the Agenda club has one
scheduled for tonight; the Eagles will
give one tomorrow night and besides
these many other social functions will
be pulled off before the close of the
week.
If you are In need of shingles cal
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
| tt. BARKER q STEWART LUMBER Co
The open season for catching trout
began last Saturday, so far as we know
We qualify the above statement fol-
the reason that the fish and game
laws are changed so often that it i;
hard to tell what's what. Pike
pickerel, bass or any other game fisf
cannot be caught until after May %
The weather up to the present has not
been favorable for trout fishing. Some
warm showers are needed.
AT the meeting of the Wisconsin
Valley Dental society held in this city
last Tuesday the old officers were re
elected as follows: President, b. II
Oonlin, Wausau; vlce-president, j. r
Dodd, Tomahawk; secretary-treasurer
j. A. McKahn, Wausau. Drs. G. G
Anderson of this city, r. O. Busse O
Marathon City, A. McArthurof Rhine
lander, and NJ. Krembs of Steven,
Point, were admitted to membership
1t was decided to hold the next meet