Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-02-07
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

violinist, played in Milwaukee last
evening.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Monday, Feb. Is.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
C. A. will hold meeting this Tues
day afternoon in the Y. NJ. @. A.
bui ding.
Fenry G. McCrossen of this city,
has been re-appointed as receiver of
public moneys in the United States
land office.
Do you want shingles2 If you do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
IT, BARKER 8 STEWART LUMBER Co.
A fire in the basement of the home
of Herman Weinkauf, corner of Eighth
and Stark streets Thursday, caused
considerable damage, principally from
smoke. The home is occupied by two
families and both suffered.
On account of Judge A. II. Reid
being called to hear the John Dietz
case in Hayward in March, he has
arranged for Judge Wickham of the
Nineteenth circuit to do some of his
work in this circuit.
The roof was burned off the John
Ably home, lbs. Sixth Ave. Thurs
day morning, and the lower part of
the house more or less damaged by
water. The fire started in the attic
from some mysterious cause.
Miss Blanche Armstrong would be
pleased to receive subscriptions to
the Ladies' Home Journal, Saturday
Evening Post, Deineator, Woman's
Home Companion and all other maya
azines and magazine clubs. SIC
Mcclellan St. s13-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Conway 'and
family, who have been occupying one
Of the Wausau Telephone company's
buildings on Mcclellan street for sew
eral years, moved Feb 1st into the
residence at 30 McTndoe street, form
erly occupied by Rev. G. G. Crippen.
DIR. Russell Lyon of Wausau, is
spending a few days in this city this
week coming down to attend the di-
rectors meeting of the Lyon Land Co.
held Saturday. DR.. Lyon was a guest
at the VIM. Hooper home in NekooSa
and Clark Lyons home in this city
while here.-Grand Rapids Reporter.
President Taft has honored the
recommendation of Congressman
Morse, and has appointed Justin
Means postmaster of Merrill to sue
coed VIM. Kubasta. The latter was
appointed last August, succeeding
Chris. Johnson, who had held the
office for many years. Mr.. Kubasta
was recommended by Ike Stephenson.
Last Wednesday the st. Paul road
put on big, compound locomotives on
its passenger trains running on the
Wisconsin Valley division. Whether
or not this change is TO be made
permanent we have not learned.
There is rumor TO the effect that
the passenger trains on this division
are soon 10 be electrically lighted.
Myl What's getting into the manage
mentY
Frank Zahn of the town of Ham,
bug, was examined in Justice Larner's
court Friday on-a larceny charge and
was bound over to circuit court, his
bail being fixed at $500 Heis charged
with stealing and killing three calves
belonging TO a neighbor, Henry Bor-
chardt, the theft being committed
last October. a Young Polander, Gn-
able to speak English, who worked
for Zahn. gave some damaging Jesti-
mony.
Two members of the Fourth regi-
ment band of Wausau were strolling
up town Saturday, the whole band
being in town between trains as they
were on their way to NeillsSille TO
play for dance that night. They
met couple of pretty girls and by
the way, Marshfield has good many
pretty girls and stopped to renew
old acquaintanceships and jolly some.
But alas, they staid too long, and
when they bethought themselves of
the time, the afternoon train had
gone Neillsvilleward. They hired a
rig and drove over Marshield News