Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-03-28
A daughter was recenCly born unto
M. and Mrs. Frank BiSSei, of Edgar.


M. and Mrs. Frank Bisseii of Edgar
In spring a young mans fancy turns
to thoughts of clothes, and he usual
ly goes to Seim Bros. to get them.
A valued dog, fox terrier, was run
over by street car and killed last
Wednesday on Grand avenue. The
dog belonged to DIR. d. t. Jones.
The Woman's Christian lem GER
ance union will meet at the home of
Mrs. A. P. Bailey, 612 Fourth street.
Friday az 300 p. M, March 3lst.
The funeral of Miss Fanny Gross
man was held Thursday morning
from st. Mary's church. Miss Gross
man, who was thirty years of age,
died last Tuesday in St. Mary's hos
pital.
Chas. Pfeifer, of the firm of Pfeifer
Il Klecker, was removed to st. Mary's
hospital last week. Mr.. Pfeifer has
been confined to the Northern hotel
nearly all winter with bad case of
rheumatism.
The dock at Rothscnild park is
completed. AS soon as the heather
warns up, boating will be one of the
pleasures of parties visiting the park
Drowning accidents will probably be
frequent in lake Wausau.
On Friday night, March "a. 1911, a
daughter was born unto DR.. and Mrs.
5. Nj. b. Smith, over which the happy
parents are receiving the congratula-
tions of their friends. This makes a
little family of Two sons and one
daughter
Albert Lipinski is contemplating
the erection of two story building
northeast of the high school which ne
will use as cigar box mandatory.
He recently sold his property at the
corner of Seventh and Grant streets
TO VIM. Bopf.
These contemplating running for
town offices this spring should place
their order for tickets with us as soon
as possible to ensure early delivery.
Bring in names written in a clear.
legible hand, and we will do the rest
Terms reasonable. Office 2l2-2l4 Scott
Street. m21-t2
A new company has been organized
in Wausau. 1t is called the North
western Commission Co. and its men,
bers are Mark Scholfeld and Charles
Adams. They ere handling many
articles of use principally a "Dust-
down" and the products of the Roths-
child Glass and Metal Polish Co. They
have an office in the old Y. NJ. G. a.
building.
Wausau and vicinity experienced a
soaking rain last Sunday. 1t poured
all day, from early in the morning
until late into the night, when The
weather turned cold and the rain
turned to snow and the wind blew a
perfect gale from the north. This
kept up nearly all day Monday. 1t is
hoped that there will be plenty of
water this spring to fill the reservoirs
up north and enough rain to give our
farmers good crops.
The people of Mosinee have entered
into voting contest to decide on a
name for their lake. Nineteen names
have been suggested, and of all of
them lake MoSinee seems to us the
most appropriate. The village de-
riveS its name from an old Indian
who roamed those parts years ago, so
why not give the lake his name too ?
But then the people of Mosinee can
do just as they darned please about
the matter, it's none of our business.
At meeting of the Eagles society
held last Friday evening it was de-
cided to send large representation To
the state convention which will be
held in Marshfield coml Fencing June
%. The Wausau lodge will probably
have about 250 people in the parade,
dressed in brown uniform. In fact it
is WauSau'S intention to make a
larger showing than has any visiting
society at the state convention. The
local society will make application
for special cars, to convey its men,
bers.
An old gentleman from the town of
Wausau came to town Friday and
purchased straw hat of one of our
merchants. He walked down Third
street on his way home and created
as much excitement as would a cir
Gus parade. In front of the Bells
House stood group OF peddlerS, or
travelling statesmen as they term them
selves and they stopped the old fellow
and had considerable fun with him.
With the appearance of straw hats
and robins, spring is surely here.
The local court of G.. O. +. is laying
plans for the entertainment of guests
at the time of the state convention,
which is to be held here June 1914.
There will be several hundred dele
gates, besides their wives and the
visitors from each court. 1t is proba-
bic that altogether there will be a
thousand visitors here in those dates.
The program has not as yet been
made up, but it will include a parade
in which all the Catholic bodies of
the city will participate. The bust
ness meetings will probably be held
in EnStIa hall