Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-01-10

day.
f. w. Genrich was confined to his
home with illness Saturday and Sun
day.
4 The Mosinee state bank has in
creased its capital stock from $1,000
to $4,000.
Mrs. Chas. H. Wegner gave SIX
O'Clock dinner in honor Of Miss Rose
Kolter on Saturday evening
Beautifully framed pictures are
ornaments to any room. Have your
picture ironing done now at Callies.
I Next Monday evening the east side
camp OF Woodmen will install officers
and 1fter the ceremony " dance will
be given.
The east side camp of Woodmen
has changed places of meeting. The
members now meet in Eks' hall in
stead of Gensman's hall.
Farmers Institutes will be con-
Quoted Thursday and Friday of this
week in the villages of Edgar and
Unity and the town of Ployer.
There was a smash-up in the St.
Paul Ry. yards at Mosinee Saturday
which delayed traffic for some time.
Two freight trains got mixed up.
During the storm and high wind
of Sunday a large window in the
home of VIM. Waterhouse was re-
duced to smithereens by the force of
the wind.
The Albrecht- Book Chellis Co. has
leased the rooms in the McCrossen
building on Scott street, formerly oc-
cnpied by III. B. Huntington, and will
move into them soon.
This is very good time to brighten
up the wainscoting, furniture or any
interior woodwork in your house.
See Callies; he has preparation for
every part of the house.
The people of ST. Stephens congre-
cation have decided to add another
teacher. Their parochial school is
growing very large and there is too
much work for one teacher.
The Corporation dancing party,
given at the Wausau club house Fri
day evening, was one of the pleasant
events of the past week. The mem
bers are composed mostly of high
school students.
The health officer ordered that one
of the rooms in the Longfellow school
building be fumigated today on
account of a case of scarlet fever
which developed.
The county school superintendent
of the state will meet next week in
Madison. The meeting will begin
Monday and win continue for three
days. Supt. Wenzel Pivernetz of this
county will attend.
We learn that Carl Paul, promi-
nent resident of Athens, is to be
operated on today. He is one of the
typhoid fever victims, and the opera
ton is for relief from an ailment re-
sulting from that disease.
motion picture show, free to the
public, will be given in the opera
house Jan. 81, under the auspices of
the local labor bodies. 1t will be ac-
companied by songs and a lecture on
4 no ,,co Of fIa ,1niO1 lahol
Ladies' Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church meets in the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon.
Subject, Chinese immigration. 1t is
hoped there will be full attendance
at this, the first meeting of the new
year.
Two rooms in the Humboldt school
building were closed and fumigated
this morning by direction of the
health officer. We are told that some
children came to school out of houses
which are under quarantine for scar
let fever.
A. NJ. Peterson has been appointed
by the health officer to the position
formerly held by Emil Nitchie, as
fumigator of homes where there have
been contagious diseases. Mr.. Peter
sen was appointed yesterday and has
been kept pretty busy since.
The police and fire commission will
conduct a civil service examination at
the city hall on the evening of Feb.
20 at 1870 O'Clock. Those desiring
positions in either the police or fire
department can take the examination
at that time. Blanks can be secured
by applying to ]. 2. Werle.
The Mathie Brewing company's
stockholders held their annual meet
ing last evening and reelected the old
board of directors: John Ringle, E.
c. Zimmerman, E. G. Kretlcw and
John and Otto MaUhie. The meeting
was enlivened by music, both instru-
mental and vocal, and addresses.
This being the dull season of the
year III IL very SOpu OIihe lOI
merchants to brighten their stores
and for professional and business men
to renovate their offices. See Callies;
he will tell you what to use. You can
buy material cheaper now and con-
tractors will do the work better and
at less cost than in the busy season.
The department of Study and Phil
anthropy of the Ladies' Literary club