Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-07-17
CITY NOTES.
The Climax Laundry. That's all.

ian. IN front of the Bells House la'
week
/ DIR. Turbla, the eminent German Spt
cialisf and surgeon, will be at Bell
House, Aug. ID.
A complete line of sponges an
tchan1ois skins is kept at the Wausa
Pharmacy, Paff block.
Miss Hermoine SiIverthorn has bee
on the sick list the past week. She re
turned home from Milwaukee the for
part of last week.
uHerman Becker began work Wedne:
day night as night clerk in the Belli
House. The travelling men will fin,
Herman 10 be general favorite.
| L. Marchetti had stock of plank
and stringers on hand in front of hi
property on Forest street last week ant
replaced the old sidewalk with ney
one.
A bicycle party of young people en-
| joyed IA outing at Rothchild's on Fri
day .vening. The forest on the op
posite bank of the river echoed bacl
vocal larmonies.
1t is fumored that several other busi
ness t.ssrSls were seduced into taking
forged checks last week, from tn,
young man who is making good busi
ness At that criminal work.
John Frenzel, the foundryman, is re
modelling a building owned by hiM OIL
the corner of Walton and Fpenze
streets, and it is his intention TO rem
the same for home purposes.
An enjoyable dancing party was Civ
en- in Fraternity hall on Friday evening
and Neuman Bells was its principa
inaugurator. Cones orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion.
1t stands alone. it towers above
There's no other, it's natures wonder
a warming poultice to the heart of man
kind. Such is Rocky Mountain Tea
Ask your druggist w. w. Albers.
A cement walk was laid last week il
front of Mic lenders saloon and cafe
1t adds one more section to sidewalks OF
that material formerly laiG on ThirG
street. The work was done by George
Clark
On the last page of this weeks issue
of the Pilot will be found the fourth
annual report of the city superintendent
of schools, Karl Mathie. 1t is very in
teresting paper and everybody should
read it.
A cement walk has been laid in front
of Bondusky's saloon, on Washington
street, and material is on the ground
for sidewalk of like material in front
of the store of Herman Feldman, cor
ner of Washington and Second streets
School district No. 3, of the town OF
Weston, has adopted plans for a new
81 200 school house which will be built
at once. Plans have been adopted and
are in the hands of the county superin.
tendent. Notice to contractors will be
found in another column.
The plank road at the hill, south OF
the cemetery, was repaired last week,
and it is now in much better shape than
ever before. 1t will be difficult for a
washout to occur there in the future,
for since the recent heavy rains plank
trough has teen constructed on the
west edge of the road, to carry surplus
water to the foot OF the hill.
Since the recent heavy rains, large
iron screen has been placed over the
entrance to the Elm street sewer, and
the boys of the west side can now pass
by the sewer with their pet dogs, with
out having them sucked into the sewers
mouth and dumped into the WiscOnse,
as happened during the high water
following the rains.
Ice cream at Youngs; by the dish at
his ice cream parlor or by the quart or
half gallon in bricks, any color OF
flavor.
The fire department was called out
last Tuesday afternoon as the Pilot
was going to press, by a small blaze IN
the roof of one of the stairways at the
rear end of the building occupied by
the Livingston Mercantile Co. 1t is
not known how the fire started, and ii
was luckily discovered atits beginning
Had it got into the straw and refuse
which was in abundance close by, ii
would have been hard to save the prop
erty.
Louis Gross has again taken charge
of his saloon on Third avenue, west
side, which he had rented for the past
couple of years. He was instrumental
in bringing two desirable citizens tC
the county during his lay-off from active
business, in the persons of Jacob Hen
ming, of Dodge county, who has invest
ed In a fine farm near Rib Falls, and
Mr.. Swanzen, of Chicago, who has pur
chased the Copeland farm on Big Rit
river.
Last Tuesday, Mrs. Mary Zimrath, OF
Spencer, was adjudged insane in coun
ty court and taken to the Oshkosh hos
pital, by Sheriff Malone. On Thursday
an examination of the mental condition
of Mrs. Louise Kickland, was made anc
she was adiudged insane. She was for
merly of Stevens Point, but for severa
months had resided in the town of Bur
gen. She was also taken by the sheriff
to the Northern Hospital for insane, a
Oshkosh.
Call on Thos. Delaney if you have
anything in the line of plumbing or ga
fitting. All work will be promptly a
tended to. II.
Two enjoyable picnics were held a
the fair grounds on Wednesday after
noon. The annual Sunday-school ano
parish picnic of St. Johns Episcopa
church occupied the east emu OF tn'
grounds at the refreshment pavilion
aud was largely attended, and to tht
west was crowd of Presbyterian young
people, who enjoyed supper under thu
bic pines, and remained upon th'
grounds until nine O'Clock, singing ant
playing games under the beautiful
moonlit skies.
The Northwestern Railway Co. began
the improvement of the grounds sur
rounding its depot, last week. Thici
sections of sod were cut from the com
pany's grounds at the side of the rail
road track, near Werle's park, ant
were run on fiat car from there to thu
depot, where the strips were placed
side by side east of the building, at th'
extreme east end of the grounds, filling
In a good sized space there. Uthe
places on the grounds viii be treated il
like manner, following which pientl
full supply of water will be turned upoE
the sod, causing it to shoot forth 1t
greenery. The depot viii look yer.
pretty. set in landscape of green
overlooking another of natures beau
ties, BIg Bull Falls.