Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-02
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One of Mrs. Luther's children, on
Second street, is seriously i'll with
diphtheria.
Miss Alice johnson gave pleasant
party last evening at her home on
Grand Avenue.
The d. A. U. V. Society gave social
dance in tteir. hHil on Third Avenue,
west side, on Sunday evening.
The Ancient Order of United Work
men gave dance in Forest hall for the
members and their families on Sunday
evening.
The sDeutsche Pioneer will be issued
semi-weekly, beginning this Tuesday
evening. The second issue will be on
Friday evening.
Yesterday the weather was quite
pleasant and consequently proved to
be one of the best days for skating that
was had during this winter. The river
was crowded with skaters all day.
The family of Justice c. v. Bardeen
have been quarantined at Madison,
certain members thereof being afflicted
with diphtheria Weare informed that
all are now regaining their health.
Frand Clifford, Frank Babcock and
Eddie GRANDSON, are the three new
students who entered our city schools
this morning The former as
sophomore, the latter two in the eighth
grade.
Pat O'Dea, of foot ball fame, was
expected in Wausau on Friday, and
was to have been guest of his friend,
w. " Silverthorn. He was at Stevens
Point and failed to make connections,
so was unable to get here.
The children of the second and third
grades of the Washington building now
have single desks in place of the double
ones. The change was made during
! the holidays All pupils above first
grade now occupy single desks.
Saves Doctors Bills: When you feel
worn out, your system out of order and
in need of tonic, don't run up doc
tor bill, but take bottle of Bludbilder.
and get well with much less expense,
and more effectually Sold by all drug
gists.
Dennis German has been appointed
patrolman He went on duty last Sat
urday. Chief Anderson has made re-
QUESTION to the Board of Police and Fire
Commission for the appointment of two
more men. The total number of police
is to be eight.
Miss Margaret Harris, of Appleton,
now teacher of the third grade in the
Franklin building in this city, has been
offered position as teacher in the
primary grade in the State Public
School at Sparta. She will resign here
on Friday and Miss Ida Cobb, of Ripons
a graduate of the advance course of the
Oshkosh Normal School has been
secured to ill the vacancy.
Jacob Kolter, Jr., and Walter Mcneil
pleasantly entertained about thirty-five
of their friends to dancing party on
Saturday evening last. All the guests
assembled and then were driven
out to kolter's home, about four miles
west of the city, where few hours
were spent in rendering vocal and
musical selections, after which dancing
was in order for the balance of the
evening.
Aug. +. Klein, employed in PATS
tailoring establishment, had the mis-
fortune to break one of the bones in his
right leg just above the ankle on Satur-
day afternoon He was just returning
with an armfull of wood from the back
yard to take up into the second floor of
the working room, in the building
opposite the Winkley House. When
about half way up the stairway, which
i was partially covered with ice, he
slipped and fell which resulted as above
! stated.
/ Albert Roderick was arraigned before
Judge Clark last Wednesday on COM
plant of John T. Plata, who alleged
that the defendant stole and carried
away two Of his hogs on December s5th.
Both parties were from Pike Lake.
Roderick claimed that the pigs were
, not stolen. but that they had trespassed
on his property doing considerable
| damage. He admitted that he killed
i the hogs and thought he had right to
, do so when on his property. The mat
ter was settled BY the defendant paying
, the cost of the action and sl2.O0 TO the
lplaintiff.