Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-09-25

commence in a few days.
The city's stamp of approvalh as been
placed upon the Climax Laundry.
A great car load of all kind of can
ming fruit arrived for Hyman today.
Michigan white cedar and Washing
ton red cedar shingles, at Barker d
Stewards mill
There will be two extra communion
services this week at st. Johns Epis-
copal church One Friday morning at
7l5 and the other Saturday morning at
7.30.
Fred bundle, of the town of Wausau,
captured a box of cigars at the far,
given by Pat Delaney, for the one who
guessed the nearest to the weight of a
COW.
"Alone in Greater New York, " which
was booked for the Grand Opera House,
Thursday evening, did not get here,
owing to the severe illness of the
leading lady.
"Finnegan's 400, one of the best
comedy company's on the road, will be
at the Grand Opera House next Sunday
evening. Seats now on sale at the box
office; gallery 25c, balcony S5c, lower
floor soc
Will Scholfeld, while playing foot
ball last Saturday, in the game between
the Alumni and High School, sustained
fracture of the left arm just below
the elbow. Will will have to carry his
arm in a sling for some time.
Mrs. Augusta Greve, of Schofeld,
died yesterday after IN illness of four
weeks. She was born in Germany in
! 1885. She leaves husband and four
children. Funeral will take place to-
morrow from St. Stephens church,
Rev. Werhahn officiating.
The Turkish Bath Company, played
ut the Grand Opera House on Saturday
and Sunday evenings. The heavy rain
kept many away the first evening, and
Sunday night the attendance was slim.
The troupe contained some excellent
artists and gave good entertainments.
There are large number of pedlers
in the city. They are men sent out by
the leading stores in the large cities.
We understand that a man who has
been from house To house selling shoes
will be arrested as we'll as other ped
lers, and many who have purchased
goods viii be called upon as witnesses.
These men who leave no money in
town, bat who take away "a great
deal, should be told TO pass on.
The approaches TO the sidewalks on
Third aud side streets, which were TAX
EN- away last week, have, In some places,
been replaced rs it vas found ineonye-
nient to nany of our citizens. Mayor
Aldtrsaa is Studying on way to do
away with these upsightly and dan
gerous approaches. aud We hope he can
manage il in some way.
otto Patzer, son of Mrs. John Patzer
of this city, has been rendered posi-
ton in the State University as teacher
In languages. Mir. Patzer was grad
uated from the University in 1898. and
since that time has been studying ia
Paris, fitting himself fap the position
which slas been rendered him and
which he has accepted. He is now on
his way to Wausau and viii reach here
in day or two.
A fellow BY the name of Powers, who
lives in l.anglade county, has been at
werS for Geo Clark. in making cement
eurhing on Grant street. He stopped
work the other day and George missed
| a valuable tool, and charged him with
having the same He admitted having
il in his satchel, but claimed mistake
had heea made He returned it, but
later. Me Clark found other tools miss
| ing aud be followed Powers 10 Amigo,
hut enuld not get service on him, 81
/ csalc lsssS kame with the intention oi
| Seeting the sheriff in search Of this
missing goods. But the tools came
un the sssaae main with Mr.. CLARK bsek
to WauSau and We're soon delivered
Mr.. Clark intends to make il warm fol
the fellow who took the tools away, i
he can tind him.
/ Loved by the people, hated by is
would be rivals, the foe of disease, the
friend of humanity MountaiE
I Tea, made BY the Madison Medicine Co
Ask your druggist W W. Albers.