Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01
CITY NOTES.

| NOS CBlOClllC Vi SCdIlC
fever; forty children are reported sick
Green Bros. have added fine new
baggage wagon to their City Bus Line
1t is beauty.
Miss Merk's botany class of the High
School, went to Brokaw on Saturday tc
gather flowers
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German Spe
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bells
House, May %
+. l.. Hudson and family are now
occupying their newly purchased home
on Franklin street.
Trees have commenced to bud very
rapidly during the past week owing to
the warm weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ Smith. have both
been quite ILL., Mr.. Smith has been laid
| up for about three weeks.
An entire porcelain dinner set given
away absolutely free of charge. Secure
a set by trading at Schoeneberg'
Albert Rapraeger has accepted a
place in the water superintendent
office for few weeks, when his school
viii start
+. A. Dunn is carrying the mail for
Fred Becker for few days, during the
time Harve Pomeroy is taking his place
on the Record.
Seamless cotton hose, fast black.
heavy and seamless, for men, bcys.
ladies, Misses and children, only 10 cents
pair at Schoeneberg's
The residence which H. E. McEach.
ron is building on Warren street is
nearly completed 1t will be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Johns.
j. c. Kuhlmann, who has been taking
lay loft from his duties at the post
office for two weeks past, for his health.
is again at work much improved.
Fancy and staple groceries, fresh but
ter and eggs, seeds of all kinds, in fact
the best place to buy any kind of mer
chandise right is at Schoeneberg's.
just below the large dam at Brokaw
last Thursday, one man caught twenty
eight pike, pickerel and bass with dip
net Whoever it was should have been
given taste of the law
Mrs. Clara Boetcher practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church. Coniinements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. Telephone connection. oo2-tf
Cones Orchestra went up to Merrill
on Saturday and on that evening fur
nlshed music for concert. The mem
bers of the orchestra made the trip up
and down in one of Green Bros. buses.
Il. j. Rifleman commenced his spring
term of school in the,Reinhart district
yesterday. He has the largest single
department school in the county, his
register showing an enrolment of
eighty-seven pupils.
Morris Lipski kindly invites you to
call in and examine his work in up
holstering. He is finished workman
and does everything just as promised.
Charges reasonable and first class work
guaranteed. Rooms PIG Third street.
In the rear of Otto Mueller's jewelry
store.
Miss Esther Evenson, sister of Mrs.
Harry Sutherland, is in Chicago having
her voice treated. She has been travel.
ing with theatrical company the past
winter and short time ago she lost her
voice completely. Miss Evenson's home
is in this city
Taylor Alexander has sold out his
grocery business, which he operated for
a good many years on north Third
street, to Anton Profit, and intends to
go into other business but just what he
has not decided upon Mr.. Profit is
repainting and otherwise improving
the store and reopened the same to the
public today.
Theodore Gardner, Waterman at the
st. Paul crossing, on Seventh street,
has been promoted, and will 90 to Dan
cy where he will take charge of sta
tionary engine at the pumping station.
We are sorry to lose you, Theodore,
and we hope the Dancy people will be
good to you.
An operation was performed on N.
III. Brokow for appendicitis, at his
home in Kaukauna, last Thursday. Dr..
Oviatt, of Oshkosh, was the physician
and the operation was very successful.
Mr.. Brokaw is heavily interested in the
Wausau Paper Mills company.
Hoyt's funniest, "a Texas Steer" up
to-date. High class specialties will be
introduced in this attraction this season
for the first time in the history of Hoyt's
best comedy. Katie Putnam as "Bossyr
and star cast. Seats on sale Friday.
Saturday and Monday, at the Opera
House, mornings, afternoons and even
ings. Prices Soc, soc, 75c aud sl.OO.
Otto Zahn, of the firm of Zahn &
Luebsehow, two husfling young lum-
bermen of the town of Maine. has
moved bis family to Wausau, where he
viii reside in the future. They banked
over twenty-five hundred thousand feet
of logs at Heights the past winter and
now they are busy cutting roads and
preparing for next winters cut. Mr..
Zahn goes up to Prairie river next week
with view of purchasing large tract
of timber on that streana
Arrangements have been completed
for the annual Marathon County Teach
ers' Institute. 1t viii be held in this
city, beginning August 18th and CLOSING
August 9th. Prof. j w. LivinSssan.
of Stevens Point; Miss r. Bohrer. of
the Marathon County Training School,
and Supt. John T. Lamont, viii be the
instructors Announcement will be
made later of an institute TO be held at
Spencer or Unity.