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

All our CuuubcIS duu ouo" eooOo All
sale A. w. MUMM q co.
FoUND-A charm on which is mono
gram &C. p. T." Call at this office.
The new bank at Marathon City
is located in DIR. Taugher's drug store.
j. q. Remfrey's little boy, who has
been so very sick is much better and is
now convalescing.
WANTED. Girl to take charge of
baby through the day.
A. H. PIERCE, City Hotel.
Secure your seats for the entertain
ment to be given Friday evening
by Madam Medini at the Opera House.
The silo at the asylum farm is being
filled and the work will be completed
tomorrow or next day. The silo holds
800 tons.
G.. w. Harger, always progressive, is
having the material hauled onto the
ground for the building of a new ce-
ment walk on the south side of Marathon
County Bank.
Louis LaMere has been laid up the
past week from an injury which he re-
ceived while working on the Wausau
Telephone lines between Wausau and
Brokaw
The delegates and neighbors of Wau-
sau Camp 1864 speak very highly of the
courteous treatment of the Rhinelander
"boys" and especially A. j. Robban the
then president of the Northern Picnic
Association.
Miss Althea Young gave party to
her young lady and gentlemen friends
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rick,
on Forest street. Friday evening The
time was spent in playing games and
having a general good time.
Mrs. Geo. F. Bells gave crap-apple
picnic to number of her lady friends
at the Bells farm, yesterday afternoon.
A lunch was served at six o'clock and
the party returned to the city at
O'Clock, having had very enjoyable
afternoon.
where is Cobb" deserved a better
house than was given it at the Opera
House last Wednesday evening. The
evenings entertainment consisted, in
the main, of specialties, and there was
no end of fun. The rain, Winninger
show and other things prevented a
large audience.
C. f. Dunbar is somewhat of farmer
himself, and if there is any one in this
neck o. the woods who can raise finer
tomatoes than he, his name is not yet
known to the general public. An in
vestigation of his large vines in his gar
den and the mammoth tomatoes there
on will convince anyone that whatever
Dunbar undertakes he does well,
| The entertainment to be given at the
Grand tomorrow evening, Friday
Aug. 31st, by Madame Medini, promises
to be r rich musical treat. Among
those who will assist are James Good
willie, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Kickbusch,
Jr, Mrs. Marion Briggs, Mrs. Staples,
Mrs Speer, Misses james, Heinemann,
Gamble and Trevitt, besides there will
be many others who viii take part.
The teachers institute closed on Fri
day after two weeks of very successful
work. The average attendance was
about seventy. j. W. Livingston, Of
the Stevens Point Normal, who was to
have charge, was taken sick the third
day and had to return home and the
work was taken in hand by Supt j. F
Lamont, Karl M@thie and Miss Bohrer
Supt. Lamont commenced the examina
ton of teachers yesterday morning al
! the High School building There are
4S teachers in attendance.
Miss Caroline Anderson gave a very
pleasant dancing party in Fraternity
Hall last Wednesday evening. Tn,
hall was very prettily decorated ant
the shaded lights produced fine effect
In the receiving party were Miss Alder
son, Miss jefferson, OF Shirley. Wis.
Miss Ethel Hollinshead, of Tomah. ane
DIR. JAY Anderson, of Chicago. A grea
many guests were present aud th'
heavy rain succeeded in keeping yer,
few at home. Dancing began at
O'Clock AID lasted until ?, and refresh
ments were seFved at midnight Every
thing was done for the entertainment
of the guests and Miss Anderson proves
herself throughout an efficient. success
ful hostess.