Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-08-28

CLERK, was lald up Nth sickness several
days last week. He is again at his post
in the Court House.
Tae marriage of William j. Butler
of this city, to Miss Matilda Kruse, of
Negaunee, Mich, is announced to take
place on October 3D..
Perfect womanhood depends on per-
feet health. Natures rarest gift of
physical beauty comes to all who use
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. Ask your
druggist, w. w. Albers.
Mr.. Bernhard Laabs was united in
marriage to Miss Emma Garske on
Tuesday evening, Prof. Lueder officiat-
ing. Both reside in this city, and are
well and favorably known.
Miss Bertha Trevitt of Wausau was
in the village last Saturday Miss
Trevitt is an accomplished elocutionist
and if a sufficient number are inter-
ested, she will organize class in Most
nee.-Mosinee Times.
This is the poorest season ever known
for our farmers, so far as harvesting is
concerned. The continued rains have
kept everything wet and grain is sprout-
ing in the shock, and great deal has
mildewed and spoiled.
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 PILOT office is under obligations
to VIM. Wilson for a basket of fine
Michigan peaches right from his farm
in that state. They were delicious Mr.
Wilson will soon be receiving consign-
ments for canning purposes.
E. G.. Rowley, who recently came
from Eau Claire to accept position in
the U. S. Land Office, has rented the
VIM. Wilson residence, corner of Scott
and Fourth streets, and will soon oc-
cupy the same with his family.
The Stevens Point Fair Association,
organized from new blood and young
men of push, are going to give fair
and race meeting Aug. 2Sth to 31st and
the program will be one of the best in
all respects ever witnessed in Central
Wisconsin.
Robert Genrich has gone to Iron
River, Wis, where he will keep books
for the Alexander & Edgar Lumber
Company. Mr. Genrich mas been with
the Jacob Mortenson Lumber Com
pany, in this city, for several years,
and is a very reliable young man.
DR.. Hunt, who has resided in Athens
for several years and besides practicing
medicine has conducted a German
paper in that village, is now at Mara
thon City, where he has taken his paper
and will continue the publication of the
same and entered into partnerthip with
DIR. Taugher, in the practice of his pro-
feSsion.
Richards 4 Pringle's big minstrel ag-
gregation was at the Grand last Friday
evening and was greeted by full
house. The introducing of the whole
company ut the outset in brilliant
Japanese costumes, was decided in
uovation in minstrelsy. 1t was an
evening of fun from beginning to the
end.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. McNaughton and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Mumm gave two
delightful whist parties, on Thursday
and Friday evenings. On the former
evening honors were won by Mrs. +. f.
Charter and j. p, Briggs, and on the
latter evening by Mrs. W. L. Edmonds
and NJ b. Rosenberg. phere were
about fifty guests present each evening.
There was meeting of the officers of
the Marathon Telephone Company,
held in this city, on Thursday after
noon Those from outside of the city
were w. f. LaDu, of Mosinee, A. W.
Puchner, of Edgar, and +. A. Strupp,
of Athens. They report work pro-
crossing to the satisfaction of all and it
viii not be long before Wausau is con-
nected with the main villages of the
county. An order for the wire was
given on Thursday.
WANTEp-A thoroughly competent
and reliable dry goods salesman. Ger
man preferred, and one acquainted
with the city trade.
j. W. HUDsoN 4 Son.
The benefit concert given last Tues
day evening for Miss Anna Opdahl was
social as well as an artistic success.
A fair sized audience was present,
which, though quiet at first, became
more appreciative and enthusiastic as
the program proceeded. Miss Anna
opdahl sang with her usual excellence,
aud the solos of Miss Leonharda OPP
dahl, as well as their duette, were also
good. Mr.. Reuter- played delightfully."-
and was ably accompanied by Miss
Sehaer, who also played two organ
solos
a very severe wilma and rain storm
visited WauSau last Wednesday night.
There was nothing new in having
rain storm, for this section has had rain
every day for a month or more, but
there has been no wind storms TO speak
of thus far this season. 1t came all of
= sudden and found some with awnings
down and several were demolished and
a few shade trees blown down. Com
ing right on the heels of the Sheboygan
cyclone rs it did, many of our citizens
feared repetition of that storm, so
took the nrecantinn In ON into their