Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-10-30
CITY NOTES.


r. E. Parcher is reshingling his resi-
dence.
DIR. w. P. Brown, Dentist, over AL
bers' drug store.
Will Scholfeld has his left arm out of
splints and very soon his arm will be as
strong as ever.
Given away-tickets on Kimball
piano contest with every 25c purchase,
at Wausau Pharmacy, Paff block.
The Board of Registration met today,
again, in accordance with the law to
finish up che work commenced a month
ago.
Officers Brinkman and Chase, of the
army, secured two recruits during their
recent northern trip through this Sec
ton, one at Grand Rapids, the other at
Superior.
Annie, the S-year old daughter of
George Otto, of Mosinee, was brought
to the Riverside Hospital Friday suffer-
ing from blood poisoning She is now
improving.
The Schuetzenverein at present are
taking a respite from their weekly tar
get practice. On the first Sunday in
December, or after the hunting season,
the winters practice will begin
The foundation wall for the new
barn which Gottlieb Anderes is erect
ing in connection with his hotel is com
pleted, and the brick work is now be-
ingrapidly pushed by the masons en-
ployed.
You little knew when first we met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose to let,
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggest w. w. Albers.
The Review of Reviews for November
is well stocked with political illdstra-
tions. Besides the numerous campaign
cartoons, portraits, etc, there is full
page picture of the Croker banquet to
Bryan, October 16.
Good table board for $3.50 per week
at Mrs. H. A. Frost's, 800 Fulton St.
The state tax levy for Marathon
county for the year 1901, as apportioned
by the state board of equalization,
amounts to S1l,172.7l, practically the
same amount as that levied for the
present year
The Junior League will give social
in the parlors of the church on Tues
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Jud-
son will give an address and short
musical programe will be rendered by
the Juniors. Collection 10 cents.
Everyone come.
DR.. H. A. Frost has secured an Office
in the McCrossen block where he will
be glad 70 see any of his old friends
and patrons. Sick calls promptly at
tended to either in city or country
Office hours, s to IL A. NJ, 2 to 4 p. NJ.
Residence, 800 Fulton street. 3
James Noiseaux met with slight ac
cident last Wednesday, while at work
about the Chicago excelsior factory
In attempting to lift large timber one
of his feet slipped and the strain upon
his back caused 'kink" which, while
very painful, will result in no seriou;
injury. He was laid up for time
Have your watches and clocks re
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, Pafl
olock Sd street All work warranted
At Fraternity ball, on Wednesday
evening, a dancing party was given by
the Catholic Lady Foresters. Although
this was the first party given by that
society, it was one which will be re
membered by those who participated,
for its merits. The attendance was
large and all succeeded in fully enjoy
ing themselves.
Carnation, pink, violet and rose toilet
soap, % cents : box, worth 80 cents, al
Pardee's drug store. 2w
Bogue Burnett, who has been in the
gold fields of Alaska for several years
is rot the strong, robust man he was
when he departed for the Klondike
country, if reports are true. Nearly all
of last winter he was laid up with
rheumatism, the i'll effects Of which
show plainly on bis countenauce. Hi:
weight is not nearly what it was, nor i:
he as active in getting around ~ when
he left Wausau
Every day in the year The Milwaukee
road has train leaving Wausan at TIL
in the evening which carries Milwaukee
and Chicago sleeping cars, makes con
nections for all points east and west
The 11-10 a. m. east bound train daily
except Sundays, has day coaches and
chair cars, and arrives at Milwaukee Al
Up. m. and Chicago at 9.45 p. m. Thii
train makes connections for Madison
and points in southern Wisconsin anc
northern Illinois. r. GOODRICH