Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-02


pretty souvenir, in the shape of hand
kerchief, from a relative in Manila last
week
Harry Lutz, for some time ticket
agent in the office of the st. Paul depot,
has been transferred to Merrill as day
telegraph operator.
Geo. E. Hill, of Milwaukee, who COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself, was
quite we'll known in Wausau, having at
different times visited here.
George Nelson gives us his name for
the PLoT this week. George is one of
the hustlers in Goodwillie's lumber
yard and is hale fellow well met.
Merrill was visited by disastrous
fire last Wednesday. On that day
the VIM. Tidd Co.'S tannery plant
burned to the ground involving loss
of from $4,000 to $4,000.
The War of the Rebellion saw the or
ign of the since famous remedy, Coles
Carbolisalve During the late war with
Spain we find it still the Worlds Rene
DIV for skin diseases In all these years
of success, we have proof of its worth.
Fred E. Kruger, one of the prosper
Gus and energetic farmers of the town
of Texas added his name to the Pilots
list this week. Mr.. Kruger is a stock
holder and trustee in the Texas Cream
cry and reports business booming in
that line this cold weather. They know
how to do things right up there.
| Albert Kath, a ripper at the Wausau
Box & Lumber Co.'S factory has had an
unenviable time of it lately. Besides
the little boy, who was scalded by
boiling soup, every member of the fam
lily has been ailing. But, we are glad
to say the new year finds them all well
and happy again.
| w L. Edmonds, who is largely inter-
| ested in the Wausau Paper Mills, is
now moving his household goods into
his newly purchased residence, on
Warren street, formerly owned by JUS
tice c. V. Bardeen. His family will
arrive here as soon as AL goods arrive
and partially placed.
Mrs. Peter Schmitz since the death OF
Iher husband has had full charge of the
Four Corner Saloon at the end of N.
Sixth street. The house has been thor
oughly remodeled and equipped with
all the modern improvements and no
pains have been spared to make it an
ideal place of enjoyment and entertain
ment for the public.
Chief of Police Anderson, last
Wednesday, had n batch of warrants
printed and viii see that the dog-taS
ordinance is rightly enforced. If it Is
necessary to make arrests, he will be
prepared with the warrants, as it only
needs the insertion of the defendants
name and the signature of the judge
and is then complete.
For about ten days, extremely cole
weather has visited the entire north
and here there has been hardly morn
ling during that time but what the Their
mometer has indicated all the way from
lone to ten degrees below zero. This ha'
been lust the kind of weather needed
by our loggers to freeze over the lakes
rivers and swamps. There seems nov
to be moderation and all look for ;
warm spell.
Beginning this evening the Wausat
Wochenblatt will appear semi-weekly t
be issued on Tuesday and Friday o
each week. The subscription price t,
remain as before. The Tuesdays pap
erwill be four page issue, while TIT
Fridays paper win have twelve, includ
ing four,page supplement. The lacl
of space for local news, crowded cut b.
advertisements. is the cause for issuing
the Wochenblatt twice a week.
Each year when we receive the Hood
Sarsaparilla calander we wonder how
is possible to originate such clever de
, signs. The ''Proverh Calender itsel
is suspended in front of two little tots
!, one robed in delicate pink and the othe
lin blue. On the reverse side there ar
(. the usual astronomical calculations an,
other facts. The calander is made t
stand alone on desk or table, or il ma
be suspended on the wall. You shout
be sure to get one of these calendar
from your druggist, or one viii b
mailed to You by sending cents j
: stamps to C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell
Mass.