Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30
SHORT ITEMS.

MfS. IednueT oWOpe CONTINUES W NC
very i'll. There has been no improve
ment in her condition the past few
days.
Rev. Bishop Weller of Fond du Lac,
will be at ST. Johns church Sunday, |
and will confirm class at the MORN
ing services. at 10 o'clock.
The annual conference of the
German Methodist churches belong
ing to the Appleton district is being
held in this city at present and the
same will come to close Thursday
evening.
One prisoner was captured by the
police over Sunday, the charge against
him being of having imbibed too free
ly in the line of wet goods. He paid
fine Monday morning of $500 and
the costs, and promised that he would
never indulge in such an ordeal again.
Last Wednesday Raymond Weik,
while at his desk in the offices of Cur
tbs & Yale Co., became very i'll with
heart trouble. Doctors were called
and he was taken to st. Mary's hos
pital, where he remained until yester-
day. He is now at his home, but it
will be some time before he fully re-
covers.
The Pat. Delaney residence property
has been purchased by the parties in
terested in the founding of a new
hospital here in Wausau. Although
the papers necessary to close the deal
have not as yet been filed in the office
of the register of deeds, arrangements
have been made with Mr.. Delaney to
yacate the property June 1st.
1 The oath annual meeting of the
Women's Missionary society of the
Winnebago Presbytery was held at
Stevens Point last week. 1t was
largely attended. Mesdames b. A.
Benson, G. f. Woodward, Edward
Seim and f. w. Boswell attended
from this city. Mrs. B. A. Benson
was reelected treasurer of the society.
The 1. G. Boys club gave an enter
tainment in the basement of the
Presbyterian church last evening A
program was given with vaudeville
stunts. There was good attendance
and al enjoyed good time. This
entertainment was given to help swell
their fund for expenses at an cutting
to be taken to B. F. Wilson'S hunting
lodge sometime during the summer.
They took in about $500.
The following residents of the
county have filed applications for
their full citizenship papers with
Clerk of Court K. A. Beyreis the past
week: Herman August Gresenz, of
Edgar, came from Germany in 1873;
Gustav Uhlig of Colby, came from
Germany in 1881; William Henry John
Hinrichs of Hamburg, came from
! Germany in 1884; John Kofford and
| Ole Peterson of Dancy, the former
| came from Denmark in 1884, the lat
| ter in 1888.
The Misses Elsa Degler, Gertrude
Owen, Gladys Wilson, Ruth Tobey
Lauretta Kalk, Bessie Ellis, Grace
| Gibbon and Gertrude Corwith, chap
eroned by Miss McGuine, went to the
Croker cottage in Forest Park addi-
tion on Friday afternoon and spent
the balance of the week IN that de-
lightful spot. They had fine time
gathering flowers and boat riding.
| | MAcf Of Iooo nrtc, Of har
ling canoes.
The Ladies' Literary club gave a
| party on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. @. A. Barwig, on the
west side. Fifteen tables of cinch
and bridge were played, the honors
being won by Mesdames w. j. Web
ster, S. M. Quaw and G. A. Oswald.
| The receipts for the afternoon were
S28 and this money will be given to
| the picture fund for the mural paint
| ing, lately completed in the high
school auditorium. 1t was a success
full entertainment, both socially and
| financially.
The fire department responded to
four calls the past week, thep being as
| follows: On Wednesday the No. 2
| department was called to the home Of
| Albert Beltz, 4O2 North First avenue,
i where pile of lumber had caught
fire, causing only a slight damage.
Friday there were chimney fires at
John Lang's home, ZIG South Sixth
avenue, at Henry Fricke's home, 2O9
Bridge street, and at the rooming
house of Mrs. Mary Andrews, 71S
| Third street, there being no damage
in either case.