Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-07-03

| There's no other, it's natures wonder,
warming poultice to the heart of man
kind. Such is Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist w. w. Albers.
A new horse stable is now under con-
struction at the Marathon county asy-
lum. Its dimensions are 36X60, and the
first ten feet above the ground will be
of stone and the remainder of frame
construction.
There was jury case before Judge
Miller, last Saturday, the state of Wis
consin VS.. John Werle, for assault and
battery. The defendant was fined so
and costs or twenty days in Jail. The
case has been appealed to the circuit
court
Dana's Third Regim ent Band attract
ed much attention and applause at the
Milwaukee Carnival last Wednesday, at
which time it marched in the flower
parade Hand clapping was INDUCED
in all along the line of march, and the
! music was much appreciated by the
/ thousands of spectators.
Ed. Seim, of this city, and Miss Anna
Oelhafen, of Tomahawk, will be united
in marriage in the latter city next week
Wednesday, July 18th, at the home OF
the young lady's parents. The young
people will spend two weeks honey
moon on the lakes, after which they
will return to Wausau and make their
home.
n. ID. Gordon, formerly salesman for
the A. Kickbusch Grocery Co., has re-
signed his position with that company
and is now travelling salesman for the
Weisinger Tobacco Co., of La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon will make their
| future home in La Crosse, and their de-
parture from this city will be sadly
heard by host of friends,
The balcony which was formerly
attached to the building on Third
street, occupied by j. Rohde and the
law offices of Bump, Kreutzer & Rosen-
berry, was removed on Wednesday and
woodwork of a more pleasing design
put in. The lower part of the building
will next be turned over to the tools OF
the carpenter, and be gotten in readi
ness for an enlargement of Mr.. Rohde's
stock.
Rev. A. L. Tilgner, formerly of Madi-
son, s. D., is now located in the Ger
man Baptist parsonage, on Sixth street.
having recently received call tc
lpreach here to the congregation of that
faith. He delivered his first sermon in
Wausau one week ago last Sunday
The reverend gentleman is very favor
ably impressed with the metropolis OF
the valley, and with its prosperous
whole-souled people.
The congregational and Sunday
school picnic of the Presbyterian
church was held % the fair grounds es
Wednesday afternoon, at which time s
larger crowd turned out than was ever
gotten together before for a like ocea
sion, in the history of the church. Base
ball and different running games were
played by the young folks, and every
one had delightful time. Supper was
served from half-past five until sever
O'Clock, and there was boanteousness
and variety to the good things supplied
that tempted some of the men unto eat
ing two Suppers The younger chill
dren were brought home in buses
between eight and nine O'Clock, bu
many of the young ladies and gentle
men remained at the grounds unit
about ten O'Clock chatting and singing
songs.
The marriage of Marion W. Brigg
and Miss Myrtle Farrell will be solem
lied next Thursday evening, July 9Th
at $50 O'Clock, at the home of the youns
lladys parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. h. Far
Irell, on Mcclellan street, The cere
: mony will be performed by Rev. Adam
Fawcett, aud the attendants viii b
: Miss Alice Blunt, of Sehofield, and VIM
: Harding, of this city. Both of the con
tracing parties are popular and have
/; large circle of friends and Acquaintance
I es, who win wish them unalioyed hap
pines in their new relations. MIR
!: Briggs has made WauSau his home 70
$ several years, and for some time pas
!. has been in the employ Of Mr.. Farrell
in his blacksmith shop on Third street
b Miss Farrell is an accomplished youn.
lady, and she has grown 10 womanhoo'
here. The young people viii max
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell.