Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-04-24

uIudy ana Is much better, with hopes
OF recovery. Miss Lawrence is about
Is years OF age and is well known in
Wausau.
Louis Taller is laying a new side
walk
TIE front Of Pardees drug store is
receiving a new coat of paint
There will be change of time on the
Valley Div. of the st. Paul road next
Mr.. and Mrs Writ w. Wilson have
gone to housekeeping over Speer's jew
elry store
d.. Margaret Trevitt will entertain
the Ladies Literary Club this evening
in honor of Miss l.. E. Stearns.
p. Q. Means ice wagon is making
its regular trips now, which means, if
IT means anything, that spring is here.
Two GIRLS WANTEp-One for gener-
al house work and the other for second
work. Call at the residence of w. w.
Alters
Farmers Farmers See here.
FormalIn, to prevent smut on OATS
and sea6 on potatoes, for sale at
Pardee's Drug Store yellow Front
Mrs F. Layigue died at her home in
Mosinee last Saturday evening. She
Will be buried in the village cemetery
Wednesday morning
You can slide down, your cellar door,
that's if you have got on Il pair of pants
that are double seat and knee. Made
only by Mrs. Jane Hopkins and for sale
at Seim Bros, opposite Court House.
Sunday afternoon the barns of Henry
Pradt and ID. Nicolai just over East
Hill, in the town of Wausau. were
burned to the 81 ound. The fire started
in the Nicolai barn. The loss is about
800 each
WANTED-A young man to learn
butcher trade. Young man, about IS
years old, who wishes to learn the but
cher trade, can find position with
Chas. Kunze & Co, Athens, Wis. Good
wages for the right person.
For SALE-A large, ten room house,
with all modern conyeniences, for sale
at a bargain. Enquire at this office.
Agnes, the 3-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Voss, who reside on
jackson street between Third and
Fourth, died Saturday after brief i'll
ness. lnterment took place in the
Wausau cemetery.
Christian Zastrow, an aged resident
of the city, died Sunday after an illness
OF one weeks duration. Mr. Zastrow
was born In Germany IS years ago, and
for great many years had made his
home here. Funeral viii take place
Wednesday afternoon from his late res
idence, 1926 West street, Rev Reinecke
delivering the funeral sermon.
The Winnebago Presbytery takes in
the northeast quarter of the state and
contains one-quarter of the ministers
of the state. The Presbytery met in
Wausau recently and while here rec
commended to the Synod (which EN-
braces the whole state) their favorable
consideration to having the proposed
Presbyterian college located in Wausau.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the NJ f. church, will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Whaley, Third street,
on Wednesday afternoon, April 25, 3 p.
NJ. Each member is requested to re-
Spond to roll call with some item of in
test with the names of missionaries
given out in January Entertainers,
Mrs. w. j. Gherke, Mrs. j. Young, Mrs.
A. II. Grout All are invited
comes to the Grand Friday evening,
April 9th, is said to be the best colored
troupe which is on the road today At
the Bijou, in Milwaukee, people were
turned away each night for two weeks.
1t is clean, up-to-date show, and
worthy Of full house. Seats on sale
at the box Office at the theatre, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday forenoons,
afternoons and evenings
The PMOT has learned of the death
of Mrs Frederick Paul which occurred
at Oshkosh, on the 10th dav OF April.
All old settlers. will remember Mrs
Paul, she and her husband came to
WauSau in 1856 and their home was on
Fourth street, just across the street,
west, from the Hoefinger residence
No better soul ever lived than Mrs.
Paul She lived on Division Alley in
in this city up to three years ago, when
she went to Oshkosh to reside with her
son. She was 81 years OF age.
"Wausau in 1900" which is being
gotten out by George A. Martin, is
growing towards completion every day,
and as it does, it becomes more evident
that it is going to be something very
fine. Nothing ever gotten out in the
shape of an illustrated edition can com
pare with it. VIM. Scheuer, the chief
sketch artist of the Leoytype Company,
of Chicago has been here for three
weeks sketching the principal factories,
public and many private buildings of
our city. All who have seen this work
are very enthusiastic over it. The
work will contain over 200 pictures,
including portraits, buildings, etc.
They also include portraits of beautiful
scenery in this vicinity The work will
be valuable one.