Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-05-21
SHORT ITEMS.
"ACTOIDSn Act Actively.


County Treasurer John Schirpke.
DIR. Turbin, che eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be ct the
Bells House, Saturday, June 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. C. Schmidt are re-
joiciEg over the arrival of a ten pound
daughter, their first-born, who came
to them last Wednesday.
Bandoin music furnished for dances,
parties and weddings. Prices reason
able. FRANK JAEGER, r. 4, Wausau.
a30 wa Telephone No. 1861.
An application for full citizenship
was filed by Joseph Pfattefer of
Stratford, in the Office of the clerk of
court Friday. He came to this coun-
try from Austria in 1883.
Mrs. T. w. Kickbusch, who had
been critically i'll for several days, is
now much better and up and around
the house again, over which her many
friends are greatly rejoiced.
Everybody has the Wausau spirit
these days. You can notice it by the
styles of wall paper che people are
buying at @. G. Piers. Nothing but
the latest and prettiest patterns are
| wanted.
Last week the Pilot in comment
ing upon an old item concerning Ely
| yVriubf forpoor o;f;1ore of Uo ,,eo =,
said, "we are unable to say where Mr..
Wright and family now reside"
Since then we have learned that Ely
Wright resides in Walker, MINI.
The J. NJ. Kuebler company has its
plant in operation now, and is pre-
pared to do custom planning mill work
for the farmers. Ali such work will
receive the personal attention of the
management and will be extended
promptly and in first-class shape. 2l-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Abel, who form
erly lived in this county but who are
now living in Glendiye, Mont, are
the happy parents of baby daugh-
ter born recently. Mrs. John Abel,
of RothSchild is out there making
the acquaintance of her little grand
daughter.
Work will soon be commenced on
the Wausau highway Immediately
north of the railroad crossing in the
town of Kronenwetter. Macadam
will be applied in compliance with
the specifications provided by the
state highway commission and as
much work will be done this year as
the funds voted for this particular
section of road will permit Mosinee
| Times.
All signs go to show that hot
weather is going TO set in all of a
sudden, and every housekeeper ought
to see to it, that the renoyating of
the home is finished as early as posi-
BILE. Make your selection of wall
paper at G. G. Piers at once.
1t cost John Zolandek of Stevens
Sl1.50 for showing us Wausau
folks how fast his auto could
skim along Third street. The
police didn't approve of his showing
us" and therefore they invited him
to settle with Judge Marchetti for
doing said little stunt one night last
week. Fifteen miles an hour is the
| lir,it cot for coaaJ;Dor in Uorca,, and
the law is made for everybody.
Several cans of the shipment of
pike fry received here last week were
planted in the Jim Moore creek. The
| fishing in the river and near the point
| and up to the dam at Brokaw prom
iSeS to be better than ever before.
| Now, that no more logs will be run
down the river and the booms are
all being taken out, there will be
safer and better boating, as also fish
ing, on this stretch of the Wisconsin,
than anywhere along the whole
stream.
The Wausau Liederkranz is making
arrangements for concert to be given
on the evening of Pentecost Monday,
May 81, at their hall ON Third street.
Lovers of vocal music will be given
an opportunity to listen to some of
the very best compositions of oromi-
nent German song and music writer's,
and the local singing society's reputa-
tion for the reciting of chorus num-
bers is a guarantee that each song
will be properly rendered. The society
extends an invitation to all of our
citizens to attend this concert.
At st. Mary's Catholic church at
Marathon the Rt. Rev. Bishop Schwe-
bach on Sunday before last conse-
Grated the new high altar, which is
the prettiest and costliest altar in
any Catholic church in this section
of the sta0e. The altar was gift of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blume of Mara
thon. The conservation services were
of q very impressive nature and were
attended by every member of the con-
gregation. A number of outside
priests were present to assist the
bishop and the Rev. w. Daniels,
pastor of the church.
The following item from the Mara
thon Times tells of one of the many
possibilities that our county offers in
the way of farming: Walter and
Herbert Fromm of the town of Ham,
burg were in town on business Tues
day. The Fromm Brothers, five in
all, own as fine farm, as can be
found anywhere in this state. Be
sides farming they love hunting and
fishing. They Tuake speciality of