Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-05-16

Cleaning. Lace curtains % cents per
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Ii you are IN need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
tt. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Junction City voted last Tuesday
to be incorporated into village. the
vote standing 50 to 6. They have
i've saloons from which it is expected
viii be derived 81, 900 in license
money
Word has reached the city that
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Youles Of
Tehama, Cal, formerly of this city,
are the parents of a son, born to
them on the Sth day of April. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Six Marathon county foxes are Gagged
in the Milwaukee 700. They were
caught out on the Eau Pleine river
by Richard Weiss of Marshfeld and
sold by him to travelling salesman
last week, who made the ZOO a pres
ent of them.
Gustav Zindar died during the week
at his home in this city as a result of
injuries sustained nearly a year ago.
He was carpenter, and while work
ing on building in North Dakota
town last August, he fell off the roof
and was so badly hurt that he was
left an invalid. He was thirty-five
years of age. and is survived by his
wife and little daughter. The fun
eral was held Friday afternoon from
Trinity church.
For several weeks past systematic
theft of Bicycles has been going on in
Wausau. The police have found sew
eral of the missing wheels and re-
turned them to their owners, and
effort is being directed towards catch
ing the thieves. There is more or
less of this kind of thievery going on
here every summer, and when one
bicycle thief is caught another steps
into his shoes, it seems.
The remains of Gunnard Danielson
were buried in this city Thursday
afternoon. He died few days pre-
viously in a hospital in Ironwood,
Mich, and the remains were brought
here Wednesday by his brother Theo-
| dore of this city. Deceased was forty
two years of age and had not resided
here for about twenty years. He is
survived by his mother Mrs. f. Holtz
| and two brothers, Dan and Theodore.
While playing around cellar door
Wednesday evening little Margaret
GaetZman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gaetzman, suffered an accident
which caused her the loss of the first
joint of the second finger of her right
hand. She was in the company of
other children and she placed her finger
between the jamb and the celler door,
and when the door was opened by an
other child the accident resulted.
Fred Paszek, farmer, was given a
judgment of 81. 200 in circuit court last
week against Ed. Protze and son Gus
tav, in a damage suit. The complain
ant claimed that while he was driving
along tie road one day last summer
he was set upon and beaten by the
elder Protze and his two sons. He
claimed that they had so injured him
that he was laid up for long time
and never regained his former health
1t will be pretty costly humping, if
the Judgment is paid. Oswald Protz,
one of the defendants, was exonerated
by the jury.
The Hinshaw Opera CO., which
| closed the Y. NJ. G. A. course of
entertainments on Tuesday night
last, gave a performance under I'M
favorable conditions. The rain which
set in during the afternoon continued
throughout the evening, and there
fore the audience was not very large.
The entertainment was of a very
| meritorious nature and satisfied
everybody. The company is made up
of talented artists, and their singing
| is all in understandable English.
Mr.. Hinshaw explained the plot of
each piece before it was taken up by
the company, thus giving the audi
ence q better understanding of the
piece.
\ fire broke out last Friday in one
of the Shingle sheds of the r.. Connor
Lumber co. in the village of STRAIT
ford and the building was soon re-
duced 10 ashes. The mill crew direc-
ted its efforts towards saving the
planning mill and dry kiln. A strong
wind was blowing at the time, and
the crew was as busy as boy with
his breeches filled with hornets, in
saving the building. A horse barn
situated about 500 feet from the
shingle shed also caught fire and
burned to the ground, four animals
perishing in the flames. The mill
crew and residents OF the village had
a hard time saving other buildings,
and at one time it looked as if the
sawmill and entire outfit of the Con-
nor company would be destroyed.