Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-09-18
CITY NOTES..
The Climax Laundry. That's all.


i'll for the past week is able to be about
again.
The corner stone for the Masonic
Temple of Stevens Point, was laid last
Tuesday.
Miss Martha Buntruck, who has been
very i'll for the past few weeks is slowly
improving.
DIR. Turbln, the eminent German Spe-
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bells
House. Oct 9th.
The Fraternal Alliance will give a
picnic at the fair ground park on Sun
day, Sept Both.
DIR. Trevitt was laid up with sickness
goodly part of last week. He is out
again and improving.
To RENT-A large furnished room
with furnace heat, gas and use of bath
Address "M'' Pilot office.
A new arc light has been put on the
corner of Warren and Seventh streets
lC is great Improvement.
Prof. Plautz, of Lawrence University
will preach in the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning and evening
The large six-inch hydrant, corner OF
Third and Scott streets, is now in place
There are three hose attachments on
same
Rev Werhahs preached his first ser
mon IN st. Stephens church last ) unday
morning, after an absence abroad fol
many weeks.
Do you want shingles ? At Barker &
Stewards mill you can find the Michi
gan white cedar and Washington red
shingles. None better.
People who burn the Lamp of Reason
need Rocky Mountain Tea Greatest
reason producer known. 50. Ask
druggist W. w. Albers.
Morris Lipski has just received hair
picking machine with which he is going
to renew hair and moss mattresses
that need attention, just give him q
call
Albert w. Grant of this city has re.
Gently been promoted to lieutenant
commander. This is an office in the
navy which corresponds to that Of
major in the army.-Steyens Point
Journal.
The Haywood Celebrities were at the
the Opera House on Wednesday even
ing. 1t was one of the very best must
cal organizations that has visited Wau
sau. Like all things that are extra
nice, only small audience turned out
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly gave very
pleasant "black heart party last
Thursday night in honor of their visit
ing guests, MIR. and Mrs. H. Crane Of
Negaunee, Mich Mrs G.. G. Yawkey
and Judge Silverthorn carried off the
honors.
Mrs. Clara Bcetcher 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
West Superior is the second city in
the state, having population of 81 ,091
In 1890, Superior only had IL 1888, hence
the gain has been enormous. Racine
is the third in size showing a popula
ton of 9,102. Oshkosh has to take
fourth place with %, 284.
There was meeting of the Marathon
County Telephone Company on Wednes
day. Those in attendance from out OF
town were Messrs. f, A. Strupp, A. w
Puchner and w. F. LaDu. They say
that the line will be in readiness to get
in the election returns.
A special from Iron River, to the
Milwaukee Sentinel of Saturday con-
tanned the following: Theodore Hart,
of Wausau, fell from a scaffold 100 feet
high and broke his jaw and one leg in
two places. He was taken to a hospital
in West Superior, where it is thought
he will recover.
Last week we announced that John
Okenowski was among those who
were going TO attend the University of
Wisconsin this year. This was mis-
take, John was graduated from the law
department of the University last June,
and has since been practicing law in
Wausau. He has rooms with Myirea &
Bird.
j. Bascom Robbins, the young man,
who shot Fenelon, at Rhinelander, was
brought to Wausau last Thursday even
ing to have his bail fixed by Judge Sill
verthorn. He was taken before the
Judge on Friday morning and bail was
fixed at 81 900 The prisoner being I'M
able to furnish same he was taken back
to Rhinelander.
Last week, The st. Paul Railway
Company placed flagman, perma-
nently, on Sixth street, where the road
crosses. This makes five flagmen the
company have in Wausau and besides
the st. Paul aud Sors.s. Western Com
pany hire one together to a.tcnd to the
crossing at the foot of Washington St.
Down Mobile was greeted with a
full house on Friday evening, and was
highly enjoyed by all who attended.
The scenic effects were beautiful to be-
hold aud were on a par with such plays
of Lincoln Carter as Under the Dome, y
Fast Mail, - Flaming Arrow" etc.
Mr.. Cone is giving his patrons the best
there is on the road.
This office has received a souvenir
number of the Glenwood Tribune,
which is published by Chas. j. Angus.
tin, formerly on the Central Wiseon-
sin, of this city, 1t is gotten up in
book form, on book paper and is highly
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