Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-10-23
j. w. HUDSON & SON. T T1s ST.
CITY NOTES

Monday was wet day from start to
finish.
Conrad Binzer yesterday celebrated
his esd birthday.
DR.. Rich, dentist, over American ex-
press Office on Scott street.
Fred Gillian is able to be out again
and recovering fast from his injury.
Coal stove for sale-in use but two
seasons. Enquire 21O Seymour street.
Frank Bedell came home from two
weeks visit at Chippewa Falls last Sat
urday.
Otto Schael is about recovered from
his late illness and is again at work at
N. Heineman's store.
The white Eagle" Sehochow's new
place was opened on Saturday evening
last. 1t was great success.
Joseph Kryshak and Miss Bessie Swo-
b0da will be married at st. Mary
church next Tuesday morning.
Given away-tickets on Kimball
piano contest with every zoe purchase,
at Wausau Pharmacy, Paff block.
The committee of the County Board
on Equalization is in session and will
continue the balance of the week.
Robert Braatz and Miss Kalchic, will
be married on the 81 of Nov. at the
home of. the brides mother, on Elm
street.
The dedicatory services at the Ger
man NJ. +. church last Sunday were
largely attended, and the program,
published in the last issue of the PILOT,
was carried out.
Miss Bessie Swope, is arranging to
open photograph gallery. She is
having a building erected on Walter
Alexanders property corner of Third
and Franklin streets.
Mr.. Arthur Winning, of Milwaukee,
was married to Miss Bertha Reichert,
of Wausau, at st. Stephens parsonage
on Tuesday evening. Rev. Werhahn
officiating.
Augusta, wife of Frederick Putin,
died at her home on Third avenue last
Saturday afternoon. She leaves three
children Funeral took place from St
Stephens church on Monday.
This is the time yoar windows need
looking after before the cold weather
sets in. Csllies will come to your house
and get them and return them repaired
aud glazed to your satisfaction.
If You want to know How to Reacl
Your Top Shelf" hear the lecture b,
Rev. Walter A. Hoel, of GAINESVILLE, a
the First Methodist church, "Wednesday
evening, October 24th, at eight O'Clock
The farm of Sam MesServey, in tn,
town of Easton, was sold last week t.
Alfred Ferries, of Fond'du Lac County
The farm is one of the best in the county
and consists of 200 acres. Considera
ton s., 0o0
DR.. III. A. Frost has secured an offic,
In the MeCroSsen block where he vii
be glad 20 see any of his old friends
and patrons. Sick calls promptly at
tended to either in city or country
Office hours, s 10 IL A. NJ, , to 4 p. NJ
Residence, 500 Fulton street 8
Green Lake is one of the creates
summer resorts in the northwest. Thi
noon We editor received from the "Oak
wood" owned by G. p. Hazeltine,
basket containing four quarts of a
large and luscious Strawberries as wer
ever raised. How is this for strawbel
ries on the LIST of November.
Two children. whose mother is lii
Patterson. were reported yesterda
afternoon as being without shelter Q
home and abandoned by the mother
Mrs. Dickens found the report tru'
and took the little ones from the stree
E:sced them i'm the care of famil
named Emhauf. and ordered that the
be dried, warmed, fed and cleaned pr,
paratory To taking them before tn
county Judge. On application {
humane sgent, they were committed
the State School at Sparta, where the
eEil be taken this "a ening.