Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-04-10


Mrs. f. A. March, mother of Mrs. A.
r. Bardeen, has been quite sick the
past few weeks. She is now improving.
There is some talk of running long
distance telephone line from Wausau to
Marathon City and Edgar, and from
there to Athens
You can climb up an apple tree, that's
if you have got on pair of pants that
are double seat and knee. Seim Bros,
opposite Court House.
Miss Marie Lemke entertained a few
friends at a party at her home on JEFF
ferson street on Tuesday evening The
occasion was her fourteenth birthday
Herman A. Garske, who recently sold
his residence, corner of Scott and Sew
enth streets, has purchased the Hinze
place, corner of Gallon street and Sec
ond avenue, west side.
This is too much John, ! won't
stand it any longer. Tomorrow Ileave
for my mothers, unless you get me
more Rocky Mountain Tea" Sensible
woman Soc at w w Albers.
Charles Zastrow, of the town of Wau-
sau, died at his home on Wednesday at
the age of "a years The funeral was
held on Friday afternoon from St.
Stephens churchin this city.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church. Confnements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house Telephone connection. o22-tf
Mrs Mary j Mcintosh is quite sick
with rheumatism She has been oc-
Copying the Kelly residence on Warren
street, but has been taken to the resi-
dence of Mrs, Henry Pearce at Parcher's
farm.
Birdie, the infant daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Douglass, who died
on Monday of last week, was buried on
Tuesday from the family residence, cor
ner Elm street and Seventh avenue.
Rev. Adam Fawcett officiated
1t is said that any of the following
named would like to serve the city in
the capacity of superintendent of water
works: Albert Rapraeger, John Bopf,
j. S. Stofer, H. p Maynard, Bernhard
Laabs, Herman Miller and Henry Seim
The Wausau Business College and
Academy and the Oshkosh Business
College have consolidated, the same GO
ing into effect on Wednesday. A schol-
arship purchased at either college en-
titles the purchaser to the privileges OF
both.
The Winninger family will start on a
tour through Northern Michigan in
May, giving entertainments The
company will consist of about twelve
members when on the road Mrs
Winninger and daughter will remain at
home
A good place to run your wheels in
for repairs is at Ike Stones bicycle and
repair shop on Fourth street. Ike is an
able and experienced workman and
does to finish whatever he lays his
hands on Give him a call and go away
pleased
George Wescott and his two brothers,
Steve and Gene, have purchased the
old George Gumaer farm in the town of
Texas, and propose moving up there
next week. The boys are hustlers and
will make the chips fly to a merry tune
after this.
Miss Ada Wilmott, of Amherst, who
had been visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. c. A. Nutter, was rendered
a farewell party on Monday evening of
last week. Many were present who
were pleasantly entertained Refresh
ments We're served.
The German NJ. f. church has been
sold to Ed Jaeschke, $40 Humboldt
avenue Workmen have commenced
to remove the church from its founda-
ton preparatory to moving it to his
place where Mr.. .Jaeschke viii convert
it into a dwelling house
At the Y. p. S. C. E. convention held
in Stevens Point April 4th and 5th, Miss
Sigua MarkStrum was elected secretary
aud Albert f. Kuhlman treasurer of the
North Central Wisconsin Union for the
ensuing year. The next convention
will be held either in Wausau or Mer-
rill, the matter being left with the exec
utive committee.
The Weigand voting machine was
given its first test on Tuesday last. and
every detail of the machine worked to
the perfect satisfaction of all concerned.
Within twenty minutes after the polls
had closed the result of the Seventh
ward Gn which ward it was tried
was known The machine was in-
vented by J. B. Weigand, of this city.
There was forty hours devotion at
st. Mary's Catholic church from Tues
day morning until Thursday evening.
In the different services Father Casper
was assisted by Father Rice, of e>evens
Point; Sale Of Amigo; Pesch, Oti'hlox;
Dickopf, of Mosinee; just. of Kelner-
vile. Van RooSmalen, of Grand Rapids;
Famhaere, of Merrill, and Jankowski.
of ST Michaers Polish church, Wausau.
A joint debate will be held between
the junior and sophomore classes of the
high school some time in December
next Juniors viii submit subject in
five weeks and the Sophomcres viii have
choice of sides. Fred Heinemaun,
Byron Coleman and Miss Hermoine
were elected on Friday as
debators for the junior class The
viii choose their represent
att.-aa later.