Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-09-04


structed a handsome carriage step in
frort of his residence on Grand Avenue.
NJ. j. Kriskey and family have va
Gated their former residence on Frank
lin street and now reside on Adams
street.
Cali on Thos. Delaney if you have
anything in the line of plumbing or gas
fitting. All work will be promptly at
tended to. If.
John Connors, who was badly burned
at the paper mills last week, is still at
the Riverside Hospital, but is now rap
idly improving.
Frank A. Rian is so far along the
road to recovery from his attack of
typhoid fever that he is now able to sit
up part of the time.
r. E. Powers and family are now
occupying their newly purchased, resi-
dence on Franklin street, formerly
owned by M. j. Kriskey.
Mrs. A. W. Mumm entertained few
of her lady friends on Thursday after
noon in honor of Mrs. w. o. Carrier,
who is soon to leave our city
A large summer resort is going to be
built by Merrill parties on Prairie river
near Trout Lake. 1t will be run by a
stock company, capitalized at $1,000
Max Karger is now the manager of
Alexander Hail. He informs us that
he has booked some of the finest at
fractions that have ever come to the
city.
In the Appleton Weekly Post we find
that Howard Stewart of Wausau, and
Marion Brett, of Hortonville, have taken
out marriage license in Outagamie
County.
A picnic will be given at Edgar on
Sunday afternoon and evening, Sept.
9th, for charitable purposes. Quite a
number from Wausau are preparing to
attend,
A writer to the Milwaukee Journal
from Marinette says that, the outlook
for lumber is bad; that there are but
few signs of any Improvement in the
market.
The telephone line between this city
and Sunset, eight miles east of Wausau,
is now completed and in working order
The line is the property of the Wausau
Telephone Company.
William Kairnes, millwright, of
Rhinelander, was killed in the saw mill
of the j. X. Jeffries Lumber Company's
mill near the above city, on Saturday,
by being caught in an edger saw.
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
CompanyE E, Second Regiment has the
credit of making the highest score for
Workmanship at Camp Harnden. Co.
G, Third Regiment, of this city, takes
seventh place, which is splendid
showing for the boys.
Judge Henry Miller sold so feet front
age on Grand Avenue, on south side of
his property, to f. Latshaw, who will,
in the near future, erect handsome
residence thereon, Work on the same
has already commenced.
The Board of Education has engaged
Miss Gertrude Harger to take the place
of Musical Instructor in our city
sehoc,s, in place of Miss Margaret Reed,
resigned. Miss Marica Stanley, of
Chicago, has been engaged as Drawing
Instructor,
A pleasant party was given at the
Winninger home on Thursday evening.
1t WAS in the nature of farewell party,
as Mr.. Winninger and sons departed
the next day for Chicago, to commence
an engagement with the Olivet
Haynes Co.
Miss Vera Grout, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. IL. c. Grout, is very sick with
typhoid fever at her home at Mercer,
Wis. Miss Grout attended school in
Wausau last year and has many warm
friends here who will be grieved to
learn of her illness.
Lincoln j. Carter's special produc-
ton The Flaming Arrow introducing
the only Indian actress in the world,
Go Won Gro Mohawk, will be an early
i affra atfn, 90 Tho Cr,,1 fA,,o,.. ILL.,.
Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Carter
stakes his theatrical reputation that
this is the most novel and worthy
attraction ROW before the public.
Quite number of fine farms have
been changing hands in the county
lately, all At good prices. Among them
are John Miller's farm near Sunset.
This was sold TO Albert Klug, of Milton,
Rock Co Mr.. and Mrs, Miller will
come to the city to reside The
Drayer farm, near Marathon City. has
been sold TO VIM Fischer, of Granton,
Wis.
"Yoltaire, Mark Bells PAGER, won
the ESQ pace at Stevens Point last
/ Thursday. in three straight heats with
out skip or break. Mark drove the
race himself and never sonched TIM ,lorse
with the whip. The best tiIae made
was sss5, which lowered Voltaire's
record five seconds. If called upon the
horse could have still made it several
seconds better. Rays PAGER" anoth-
er of Marks PAGERS, entered the go
race on Friday. but the track was
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