Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-07-10
CITY NOTES.


coats of paint.
The large hall over Weichman &
Sons hardware store is being arranged
into living rooms.
Judge w G. Ewing, of Chicago, will
lecture on Christian Science, at the
Opera House, Monday, July 30th,
Have your watches and clocks re
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, PAT
clock Sd street. All work warranted.
Wallace's circus will show in Wau
sau on Tuesday, July 31st 1t is said tc
be ahead Of any circus that ever visited
Wausau
Attic recent convention of insurance
agents held in Milwaukee, John Man
son, of this city, was elected SECOND
vice-president of that organization.
WANTED-A good man to do chores
around a summer resort. Wages $50. OF
per month and board. Address or cal
at Hotel Darrow," Minocqua, Wis.,
Frank Nutter, who lives on a farm
near Pine River, recently injured hi.
hand, and blood poisoning has set in
1t is feared that he will have to lose
the member.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Gilbert have been
rejoicing the past week over the arrivaI
OF a little son at their residence on
Franklin street The little one arrived
one week ago last night.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Kreide
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Kreide
and Mr.. H. Schaffer, of Chicago, will
occur at the home of the brides par
ents, 521 Washington street, tomorrow
afternoon at O clock.
Mrs. Clara BoetcLer practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church. Confnements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. Telephone connection. o22-tf
Lamar Sexmith is now the possessol
of trap which is beautiful in outline
and perfect in its appointments fol
comfort. 1t is a splendid addition tc
the large number of fine conveyances
now seen on our streets.
Irma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Laatsch, died on Wednesday and the
funeral was held from lions church on
Friday, Rev. Bretscher officiating. The
little girl was one year and eight
months of age.
Henry Laatsch, driver of the United
States Express Cos wagon, had the lit
tie finger on his left hand badly smashed
on Thursday morning by the falling Of
heavy casting upon it. The injury
necessitated his laying off for several
days.
The death of E. b. Brundage, form.
erly proprietor of the Grand Rapids
Tribune, occurred on July 9th, caused
by Bright's disease. He was an able
man and well known throughout this
section of the country, having been in
the newspaper business for twenty
years. Mr.. Brundage was thirty seven
years of age.
Al. Cameron, who lives at 916 Main
street, was quite badly hurt in the
Curtis Il Yale yards last Tuesday. He
drives team for the above named com
pany, and at the time of the accident
was standing on load of lumber. The
bolt which held the reach became
ioosened and fell out, allowing the load
to fall to the ground. Mr. Cameron's
leg was caught in the disengaged lum.
Der, and his breast was badly bruised
The injury will cause him to be laid up
for several weeks.
Madam Medini, of Chicago, arrived
in the city on Saturday and will give
vocal lessons to a class here She is a
very competent instructor, and is high.
ly spoken of by Mrs. S. e. Staples, who
took lessons under her. Madam Medini
will give free lecture ON music in gen.
eral, in the Universalist church this
Tuesday evening, to which all are cor.
daily invited, and anyone interested in
music is especially requested to be
present. Madam Medini is sister OF
Mrs. Walter Armstrong and was at one
time resident of this city She is bet.
ter known to old settlers as frankie
Miller"
Eighteen young men paraded the
streets on Tuesday evening, dressed in
ghostly attire. Each was enveloped in
nightshirt, with pillow-case as
headgear and falSe-tace of white,
the latter of which had holes cut in il
for eyes, nose and mouth. 1t was a
spectral crowd and lent pandemonium
to the evening air, several patriotic
songs being sung in front of the Bells
House, while cake walks We're executed
in residence portions of the city. Al
the close of the pow-wow, the young
men gathered at Young's candy kitchen,
where they disposed of all the ice cream
soda in sight. The boys hid their iden.
tity, but anyone who is good guesser
would not be long in naming over
the members of the crowd.
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That census man has been around
here, asking queer questions and get
ting us mad. Tho only way out of ii
is to start taking census ourselves.
Therefore please answer the follow
ing:
Is 1t important to you to get the best