Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-30
CITY NOTES.

street last Thursday.
The county board Jail committee met
last Friday to inspect the completed
parts of the jail building
Secure your seats early for the concert
in which Jacob Reuter- plays the king
ofinstruments, Thursday evening, Feb.
1st.
Call on Thos. Delaney if you have
anything in the line of plumbing or gas
fitting All work will be promptly at
tended to. If.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Becker is now frightened by the recent
arrival of permanent visitor-a little
daughter
During Lent the ladies of the M. E.
church will serve a 25-cent fish supper
every week, on Friday from $50 to s
o'clock P. NJ.
A grand prize mask ball will be given
by the singing society Gemuetligkeit,
at Eisman's hall IN Marathon City on
February 18th
George Bolin and Miss Pearl Albee,
both of this city, were married at the
BRIDES home, 3O8 Sixth street, on
Wednesday evening last
On Tuesday evening the fire depart
ment was called out to Herman Steffen's
residence, on 2l6 Stewart avenue. The
cause of the alarm was a chimney fire.
The fire department was called out
on Thursday afternoon to the vacant
store building adjoining Osswald's west
side store, to extinguish a chimney
blaze.
Henry Seim, on Wednesday, sold to
Ernst Boernke his shoe shop and resi-
dence building and the half lot of
ground on which it is located for the
consideration of $780,
Frank Smith and Miss Agnes Van
Ripper, both of Schofield, were married
at the brides home at ten O'Clock on
Wednesday morning last. Rev w 0.
Carrier performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher practical midi
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church. Confnements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. Telephone connection o22-tf
Prof c. NJ Boyles, on Wednesday,
received his new safe which was pur-
II, 4 q r :
Cincinnati, short time ago It's di-
mansions are 2x2x3 and weighs / 900
pounds.
Aug. Deichsel, who had a severe
stroke of paralysis few months ago is
nearly himself again, hardly a trace of
the stroke left He now makes frequent
visits to the city, much to the delight of
his old friends.
John Gates, who conducts saloon
on Main street, between Washington
and jackson, was fined $25 and costs
in Judge Miller's court on Wednesday,
on charge of selling liquor 10 minors
to which he plead guilty.
Charles Wenzel, of Stratford, was
brought to the Riverside Hospital on
Wednesday, suffering from big cash
in his left foot. The injury was re-
ceived while he was engaged in split
ting wood at his home in that village
The department of Philanthrophy
and Reform of the Ladies Literary Cub
have been asked by the officers of tie
Humane Society to take part to assist in
carrying on humane work and the
recognizing of the society. The ladies
of the club have asked for months
time to consider the matter
On Wednesday, telegram to A. A..
Book stated that his niece, Margaret
Book, of Melburn, Iowa, aged nine years
had died of tonsilites. On the same day
he received letter from the same place
stating that the little girl had been sick
for long time and during the last nine
days of her life had not eaten particle
food.
The next meeting of the Wisconsin
Valley Advancement Association will
be held in Tomahawk on February 18th
at which time w. H. Bradley, president,
who has been east consulting different
capitalists with a view of attracting
them to this section of the country, will
report to the board of directors the in
| formation received,
Miss Lillian Boyles was rendered a
pleasant surprise on last Tuesday
evening by the students of the Wausau
Business College, at her home on For
est street, After the large crowd had
thoroughly enjoyed themselves at the
residence, they proceeded to Forest
Hall, which they took possession of I'M
til late hour, spending the time in
| dancing.
/ Only kind word spoken,
Only loving smirk;
Only box of Coles Carbolisalve,
But il does the work
Sold by all druggists.
John Hanson, of Merrill, lineman for
the Wisconsin Telephone company, in
that city, was in this city last week
assisting A. Schneider, manager of-the
above company's interests in this city
and Merrill, in placing new long dist
ance telephones into McKinnon's COM
mission office, Northwestern depot and
in Charles Edgar's residence. He re-
turned to Merrill on Saturday evening.
The Mississippi Valley Lumberman,
of Minneapolis, recently published a
very handsome annual number, which
was blim full of good and instructive
reading to the trade and neatly ar
ranged advertisements. One of the
most valuable pages in the number was
the comparative lumber cut, showing
the lumber manufactured from 1898 TO
1899. This alone, TO lumbermen, it
would seem, is worth the price OF
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