Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-04-17
CITY NOTES.

/ sunday ana the local fishermen are al
ready indulging in the pastime of ang
ling.
The John Manser mill at Kelly is be-
ing overhauled and given a general re-
pairing, and new machinery is also be-
ing put in.
Each child suit is different in some
| respect and we have over one hundred
styles to select from. Seim Bros, oppo-
site Court House
H. L. Mumm has been up at Merrill
the past week, painting, papering and
| decorating the Scott Memorial M. E.
church of that city.
Next Friday evening the last girls
basket ball game of the season will be
played between the Wausau and New
London High School teams.
Pike and pickerel are protected and
1t will be unlawful to catch any before
May 18th, under penalty of a fine not
less than SO nor more than S25.
The Marshfield News of last week is
sued very neat and attractive Easter
edition. 1t was of sixteen pages, en-
closed in a handsome colored cover.
See, young maiden, that thou takest
the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made
by the Madison Medicine Co., if thou
likest thy fair face. Doc. at w. w. AL
bers
A telegram was received in this city
on Wednesday announcing the death
of Mrs VIM Paul at Oshkosh She
was the mother of Mrs j. B. Temp
klns, of this city.
On Saturday, ut Frenchs store, the
ST. Martha's Guild of St. Johns llpisco-
pal church, held their sixth annual cake
sale, from which the ladies Melted
neat sum for their treasury.
The second annual departure of Co.
G to the Spanish American war will be
celebrated by ball on Friday evening,
April 27th. Everybody is cordially in
vited and pleasant evening is assured.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church Confnements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. Telephone connection. oo2-tf
A new card is being issued by the
Wausau Telephone Company and will
be handed to its patrons this week. 1t
will contain 400 names, or nearly 100
more than when the last list was gotten
out
The Centralia Enterprise and Tribune
will hereafter be known as the Grand
Rapids Tribune This was necessitated
on account of the recent consolidation
of the cities of Grand Rapids and Cen
tralia.
Miss DeEtte McEachron was very
pleasantly surprised by large number
of her friends at her home on Wednes-
day evening. Games were played, re-
freshments served and general good
time had
Friday morning a Northwestern
freight train containing eight fiat cars,
on. each one of which was loaded two
12+nch guns, which were on the way to
the Philippines, passed through this
city for San Francisco.
The long elm ship timber, which had
been cut in this section during the win
ter and piled in the st. Paul yards in
this city, are now being shipped to
Green Bay, from which place they will
60 to the large ship building centres.
V. A. Anderson, mayor elect, had a
new side walk laid around his proper
ty, corner of Fourth and jefferson
streets, on Wednesday and Thursday
The mayor is starting out right by set
ting good example for the people of
Wausau to follow
Mrs. Louise Hoefer Nesmeth died at
the home of her brother, Charles Hoe
fer, of Kansas City, last week Saturday,
of consumption. When young lady,
living at Appleton, deceased was fire.
quent visitor to Wausau. She was an
elocutionist of ability She was buried
at Appleton.
The Lady Foresters are preparing to
give one of their delightful dancing
parties in the near future. Members
DESTROYS of submitting list of names
to the committee on invitations will
kindly leave the same with Mrs. Jose
phine Oswald, chairman of that com
mittee, before the 22d of April.
Farmers Farmers See here.
'Eormalin, to prevent smut on OATS
and seab on potatoes, for sale at
Pardee's Drug Store Yellow Front.
Mr. and Mrs Henry McCrossen en-
tertained a small company last Satur-
day evening in honor of Jay McCrossen
who was home from college over Easter.
Hearts was the amusement of the even
ing, and later, dancing Mrs. j. z.
Briggs and Miss Madge Silverthorn
assisted in entertaining the young peo-
pie
Fred Raatz, a resident of the west
side, and Clara Weitzenacher, of Knowl-
ton, were committed to the Northern
Hospital for Insane by Judge Miller,
and they We're taken there by Sheriff
Malone on Thursday. The former was
examined by Drs. Rosenberg and Trev-
lit and the latter by Drs. Daniels and
Fish, of MoSinee
n. II. Brokaw, of Kaukauna. who
was seriously sick with appendicitis for
several days last week, is now out of
danger DR. 0viatt, of Oshkosh, and
DIR. Sem, Of Chicago. who were called
TO assist in the case, and perform an
operation if necessary, have returned
home, deeming it advisable TO postpone
the operation perhaps indefinitely
Appleton Post.
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