Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-09-11
CITY NOTES.

Harry Yost has been on the sick list
for few days.
J. D. Coleman's PAGER won second
money at Hamline, Mimi, Friday.
Quite number of our citizens are at
the state fair in Milwaukee this week.
L. f. Spencer, NJ. d.. Office in Nc
Crossen block opposite the Post Office,
Mrs. f. l.. Golf was confined to her
home by sickness several days last week
Mrs. Craveu's kindergarten was
opened on Monday morning, with u
good attendance.
School opened yesterday morning
with very large attendance in every
department throughout the city.
VIM. Wilson is looking fer the boys
who broke. down a part of his horse
chestnut tree. it will 20 hard with
them if found out,
Do not fail to attend the great re-
duction sale of wall paper at Callies'
this week, as he will sell same at re-
markably low prices.
Do you want shingles At Barker q
Stewards mill you can find the Michi-
gan white cedar aud Washington red
shingles. None better.
Albert Schael who had very sue
cessful operation performed for appen-
dicitis, on Wednesday last, in Chicago,
is now improving rapidly.
Miss Margaret Wilson started her
school at Dist No 5, Rib Falls, yester
day. Miss Wilson is a graduate of the
Marathon County Training School.
The annual election of officers and
directors of the Y. NJ c. A. will take
place to night at the association build
ing. All active members are requested
to be present
The 1.-TWO Merry Tramps" were at
the Grand on Saturday and Sunday
evenings Some parts of the entertain
ment were very good whilst others not,
and, as a whole, did not give satisfae-
ton.
The county COMMITTEES on public pro-
perty, held meeting at the Court
House last Saturday. All members
were present as follows: Herman
Ramthum, Wausau; H Kronenwetter,
III. l.. Wheeler, City; j ]. Reichl, Reit-
brock and NJ. Bowe, of Edgar.
a fellow by the name of Dick Wales,
aceidently fell from the railing on
which he was sitting, into the base
ment of the Bells House, last evening
While going down the ten feet he broke
four large window paues in the base
ment window Ills face was cut up
and he seemed 20 have been hurt quite
badly aud was taken to his home on the
Hat in n bus.
On Sunday afternoon one old bear
and two cubs were killed in the village
of Mcmillan. A. +. Beebee killed the
old bear, A, f. Schilling one cub and
VIII Sehilling the other cub and still
another cub escaped Evidently they
had been making Il. + McMillar:s
large corn field their head quarters for
some time Whe,l first discovered the
old bear was chasing the cattle of VIM
Schulz. Mrs Beehee was with her huS-
band at the time he killed the old bear,
and If she had had gun would have
taken a hand in the killing.
"The Flaming Arrow" was given at
the Opera House on Thursday and Fri
day evenings and was 70 full houses
on both occasions. Ii is in this play
that Go-Won- Go Mohawk. the eele-
brated Indian actress is starring under
the management of Lincoln j. Carter.
Sheis surrounded by = thorough com
pany, numbering thirty in all. The
entertainment presented vas good
one and pleased all. 4 novel street
parade, headed by genuine Indian
brass band was given daily, and in
cluded, besides the band, buSlerS
Mexieans, wbays. horses. ponies,
dogs snd one Of the smallest barros
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