Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-08-07
CITY NOTES.


quantity at Callies'.
DIR. Rich, dentist, over American ex-
press Office on Scott street.
A crew of men have been at work the
past week making repairs along second
street.
A picnic party of about seven young
ladies visited Little Rib on Saturday
afternoon
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German Spe-
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bells
House, Aug. IA.
John Brasch has commenced work
on new residence on his farm in the
town of Stettin, on Big Rib river.
Miss Annie Opdahl will give some of
her choicest selections at the Reuter-
concert Wednesday evening Aug. 18th.
The Presbyterian church society is
box of Christmas presents
which will be sent this week to the
Mission School in China.
Plans are on foot in Amigo to build
new Opera House there and it looks as
if that city will soon have handsome
commodious new theatre.
THE Witch of the Woods" which
was given here so successfully short
time ago, is in preparation at Amigo
and will soon be presented there.
St Martha's Guild convened at Miss
on Wednesday last and
the hostess entertained all the ladies at
supper at Mrs. Philbrick's restaurant.
WANTED-A good plain cook at Sum
mer Resort, accommodating fifteen
people, wages So per week Address
A. H. BARROW & Son, Mi nocqua, Wis
Walter CAREY, the eldest son of DR..
j. f. Carey, formerly of this city, has
accepted the professorship of physiology
at the Cooper Medical College, in San
Francisco.
One of the roustabouts connected
with the Wallace circus got drunk
while he was here and raised disturb
ance. He was taken into custody,
brought before justice and fined.
Drs LaCount & Jones have enlarged
their office by acquiring one of the
office rooms heretofore occupied by
Hurley, Ryan & Jones. The doctors
have now roomy, convenient operat-
ing room.
Belanger Bros, Ovid and George,
have leased the saloon formerly CON
Quoted by Mart Smith, and will run it
in the future. Both the boys are well
known and popular and should be sue
cessful in their new venture.
Some of the lumbermen have already
started in arranging their lumber
camps and roads for winters logging
Ruff Manson left last week with crew
of men for the Manson lumber camps
and work will be continued there right
along until spring
The Young Peoples Society of ST.
Stephens Church will give an ice cream
social next Friday evening on the
church lawn. The grounds will be
lighted with Chinese lanterns and a
pleasant time is assured to all. A
general invitation is extended.
VIM. Pagan, who drives the Standard
Oil Cos wagon, had the misfortune to
run scrap of iron into his right hand
a short time ago. 1t caused the hand
to swell and gave him great pain, until
last Friday, when Dr. Spencer removed
the iron. Since then his hand has beer
healing nicely.
Mrs. Reed has rented the Prouty resi-
dence on Third and McIndoe streets
and viii move her family into it in the
near future. The rooms in the Bailey
residence which Mrs. Reed has occu
pied, will be taken by Mrs. VIM
Mahoney, who is at present making her
home with M. and Mrs X. E. Parcher.
w. B. Philorick has sold out his store
property, on Third street, to j. NJ
Eunson, of Merrill, and will take a
much needed rest. Mr. Eunson is
having the store painted and will make
several improvements, when the work
is completed he viii Put in a stock of
teas, coffees, etc, for the Union Tea
Company, of Brooklyn.
The Wausau Box Co. has nearly
finished the work of remodeling the old
planning mill on the town line road and
will soon be ready to run. The floor
has been raised, new supports and a
new roof added and the old dry kiln
has been torn down. The work has
been carried on chiefly under the super
vision of John Hildensperger.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church. Continements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. Telephone connection. o22-tf.
The LaPerle troupe of entertainers
gave three performances in the Opera
House last week, beginning Wednesday
evening. The work in general was
good, but the crowds were not large.
The singing and dancing and the hori-
zontal bar exhibition were of good
grade and the moving pictures were as
good as are ever seen.
Henry Lahore, ofMoon, was drowned
last week while bathing in the little
Eau Pleine. Two companions were
with him but none of the three could
swim, and Lahore, who was riding a
log, got beyond his depth and was
drowned before help could reach him.
The accident happened about three
miles below Rice Lake.
Rothsehilds is as favorite place for
picnic parties this summer, as it has
been in previous years and nearly every