Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-03-27
CITY NOTES.

DIR. Rich, dentist, over American ex
press Office on Scott street
DIR. Turbln, the eminent German Spe-
cialist and surgeon, will be at BELLS
House, April oath.
The West Shore Wood Co.'S mill,
which had been shut down for few
weeks, started up again last Wednes-
day.
Gottlieb Zietlow, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past week,
suffering from blood poison, is now
rapidly improving.
Mrs. b. Heinemann entertained a
party of lady friends on Tuesday even
ing last in honor of Mrs. Brunke, OF
Mayyille, who is visiting in this city.
Do you want stylish suit for yonr
boy? We have them. An inspection
of our stock is all that is necessary
Seim Bros, opposite Court House.
The Phillips Times tells of big load
of logs being hauled from one of John
K. Davis lumber camps, on the 10th of
March the load scaled 16, $50 feet
Mike Clancy and John Wall, C. & N.
W. conductors, who have been taking a
rest from their work for some time,
went back to their old positions yester-
day
About four inches of snow fell on
Sunday night, just as a reminder, per-
haps, that the weather clerk has plenty
left to precipitate on the least provoca-
ton
Mark Bells is farmer now, being
tired of city life. He is conducting
the Bells farm in town Texas. Rusty
Heath is also cut there keeping him
company.
On Thursday afternoon, Rev. Adam
Fawcett gave short talk to the High
School students, selecting as his subject
THE Relation of the Public to the
Newspapers.
You can slide down your cellar door,
that's if you have got on pair of pants
that are double seat and knee Made
only by Mrs. Jane<Hopkins and for sale
at Seim Bros, opposite Court House.
Mrs. Ole Biller was given very
pleasant surprise party on Thursday
afternoon by large number of her
friends in honor of her 44th birthday.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent by
those present
Since the Wausau Steam Laundry,
on jackson street, has the latest collar
and cuff shaper in the state, it can turn
cut work far superior to any in this
city. Because it prevents the linen
from breaking and smoothenS the edges.
The republican county committee has
called county convention for April
9th, to elect eight delegates to the Re
publican Ninth Congressional District
Convention, to be held at Hurley, April
Goth, for the purpose of electing dele
gates to represent this district at the
National Republican Convention.
The PILoF has received letter from
the Milwaukee Journal requesting that
it be sent river, lake, and woodland
scenes of northern Wisconsin for re-
production. Those who have pretty
pictures of SUCH which they would like
reproduced, send them to the Journal.
For SALE.-House and lot, at 724
Washington street at a bargain, on
easy terms. For further particulars
call on G. G Mcintosh. Hotel North
ern. If
Reinhold Steffen, one of the old time
and reliable hands in the Jacob Nor
tenson Lumber Co.'S mill, now draws
the ribbons over one of the finest little
horses in the city. Reinhold and his
steed will surprise some of the folks at
the fair next fall
Dr. w Towns, the eminent specialist,
will be at the Hotel Northern, April %
and %. The doctor treats chronic dis
eases by the latest and most improved
methods known to medical science His
long experience of over thirty years
enables him to cure all durable cases,
and he will undertake no cases he can
not cure. Consultation and advice free
Remember the date.
julie Cramer, the ever popular and eff
ticient overseer of Julius Thielmans
City Meatmarket, is flat on his back un,
able to move. Monday he attempted
and did lift an. exceedingly heavy
quarter of beef, with the result that he
so strained his back as to force him to
take to his bed, in which he is hardly
able to move His many friends sim
cerely trust that there will be no serious
results and that be will soon be able to
again attend to his duties. Merrill
News,
AT the annual election of officers of
company G, held in their armory on
Tuesday evening, the following were
elected:
Captain-H. j. Abraham.
LIST Lieutenant-Elmer Lucas.
ID Lieutenant-OttoA Abraham.
Captain Abraham held the captaincy
of company G in the Spanish American
war aud also for several years previous.
Lieutenants Lucas and Abraham were
reelected to their respective offices
which they have held since last May
when Co. G was recognized.
Miss Gusta Graebel, who owns and
conducts the fruit and confectionery
store adjoining her fathers Jacob Grae-
bell store on Gallon street west side,
was rendered a very pleasant surprise
party AT her home on Friday evening
The occasion was her sixteenth birth
day, About twenty friends were pres
ent who We're enjoyably entertained
during the evening by the different
members rendering Instrumental, mu-
steal and vocal selections. The playing
s.