Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-29

Co., Telephone 372.
Drumb Il Sutor, who have lately be-
came the owners of the Grand Rapids
Tribune, made their first bow to the
public last Saturday.
W. H. Bissel is not yet fully decided
as to whether he will build his contem-
plated new residence, corner of Fifth
and Warren streets, this season.
A baby girl made its appearance at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Carl Merk-
lein last Friday morning, and the result
of which caused Carl to remember his
friends with the best smokes to be had.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church. Confinements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. Telephone connection. o22-tf
The Racine Daily Times of May 23d
notes that a daughter was born unto
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Rogers on that date.
Mr.. Rogers is a son of the late Rev.
Rogers, who at one time was pastor of
the Universalist church of this city.
Mrs. Mary j. Mcdonald has sold her
home on Montana street, at the foot of
East Hill, and has gone TO Fond du
Lac, where she will reside in the future
She was accompanied by her little
daughter and her sister, Miss Collins.
The fire department was called out at
about $50 O'Clock Saturday afternoon to
quench a small blaze on the roof of one
of s. Trudeau's buildings on Main street.
The fire caught from sparks issuing
from the chimney, but did title dam
age.
An improved farm, situated in town
of Berlin, Marathon County, with all
the inventory thereon, is offered for
sale under liberal conditions on account
of the death of owner About particu-
lars, price and terms, inquire of Carl
II. Mueller, attorney at-law, Wausau,
Wis. If.
The Wausau telephones cables are
here and arrangements are being made
to place them in position. The cables
will run from the main office straight
east to Fourth street, and one will be
run south to Washington street and
another north to Franklin.
j. w. Hull, who was stricken with
paralysis about month ago, has not
improved very much if any. For time
he seemed some better but early last
week he was much worse and his old
family physician, of Whitewater, DR.. G.
1. Miller, was called, who was accom-
panied by his wife and remained here
three or four days Mr. Hull is some
better at present writing than last week.
William j. Edwards, the Washington
street livery man, who now owns the
livery barn formerly run by Charles b.
Squires, has bought some more new
carriages and has thoroughly over
hauled his barn and done considerable
other general fixing up so that now he
is better able than ever to furnish the
public with first class turnouts at very
rates. Boys, give this new
man a call
The warm weather is coming and if
you want refrigerator which will keep
your milk, butter, meat, sausage, cheese
aud vegetables, all in one box, without
the smell of one interfering with the
other, call on Janke & Weise, the cabi-
net makers, 2ll Main street, opposite
Northwestern freight depot. They will
be glad to build one for you, in any
size. They guarantee these refrigera-
tors to have the best ventilation, and to
be great ice savers.
There is gripin every by-way
Where your footsteps chance to
thud;
But if these microbes you would scare
away,
Then take Bludbidler for your blood
Sold by ali druggists.
Someone is again dumping ill-smell-
ing rubbish on the steep river bank on
the north side of the Sturgeon Eddy
road, where the city dumping grounds
used to be. The smell is something
and driving and bicycle
parties fain would turn about and re-
trace their path when they come to that
spot. 1t is a shame to thus spoil one of
the prettiest driveways in the city, and
steps should be taken Immediately to
see that no one dumps rubbish there in
the future.
Jacob p Steffen, formerly cashier at
the c. & \. w R'y Cos depot, in this
city, now the company's agent at Eland
met with a very severe acct
dent on Tuesday last He was on top
of baggage truck unloading express,
when he made q misstep, falling to the
platform. The fall resulted in a frac-
ture of the right arm, just above the
right wrist. DR.. Jones reduced the
fracture the same day. Mr.. Steffen's
hosts of friends hope that he may re
cover rapidly.
The Longfellow school. on Seymour
street, viii ere long possess the pref
test ward school grounds in the city
The additional grounds which were par-
chased, to thee ath of the building, have
been plowed, leveled and seeded, aud
when covered with the fresh young
grass viii present , very pretty APP
pearanee. The teachers have planted
two flower beds to the wess and south
of the building. which add much to the
scene Of general improvement about
the place. 4 line of trees has also been
placed at the onter edge of the side