Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-11-19
CITY NOTES.


BY the report of asylum trustees just
issued there are confined in the county
insane asylum at present 1853 patients.
John Jaeger, who recently resigned
his position at the Northern hotel, is
now laid up with badly swollen foot.
Work has been begun on the toll line
between Rhinelander and Merrill, and
the same will be completed in two
weeks.
Aug. Manecke will shortly move his
family to this city from Edgar and will
open jewelry store on the west side
on First avenue.
Theofel Lemay, a young Frenchman
living at Mosinee, was brought TO the
pest house near this city, Thurday last,
suffering with small pox.
VIM. Kennedy, injured about two
months ago by falling down a stairway
at the Northern hotel, has so far recov-
cred that he is able to be about town.
Prof. Hogan, of Appleton organized
class in dancing in this city, at Alex
ander hall, last Saturday evening. He
will come to Wausau every two weeks.
Brings attractiveness to listless, I'M
lovable girls, making them handsome,
manageable women. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. S5c. w.
w. Albers.
On "Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th,
Schofield Camp No. 6iS5, Nj. w. A, will
give dancing party at Yonkers hall,
Schofield; everybody invited. Tickets
fifty cents.
A sample bottle of harness oil that
will preserve leather and make it re-
tain softness, will be given away for
the next few days to each one of D. C..
Callies' customers.
The first Masonic party of the season,
and the first one of series, was given
on Thursday evening last at the Tenn
pie. There were about thirty couples
present and very enjoyable time was
had
All the lumber camps ON Bad River
near Ashland have been closed on &C.
count of the prevalence of small pox,
which is said to be very bad up there.
This will throw about ,0C0 men out of
employment.
A young working man, if he wishes
to rise to higher scale, must neces-
sarily gain an education. This he can
do at small expense, and with no incon-
venience, by attending the night school
of the Wausau Business College.
The foot ball game which was to have
taken place on Saturday afternoon be-
tween the second high school team of
this city, and the Amigo team failed to
come off on account of the Amigo team
not being able to come over.
Mrs. Ed. Wilcox and her son, Elmer,
of Arbor Vitae are both down with the
small pox, also young man who is a
boarder at the residence has the disease
Mrs. Wilcox is daughter of the late
Stephen Durkee. All the sick ones are
now improving.
Miss Katherine Bucklin, who has
been appointed assistant county super
intendent, came up from her home in
Schofeld on Saturday and is at +. P.
Stones, on Mcclellan street. Miss
Bucklin has but recently recovered from
an attackof typhoid fever.
Merrill people are preparing for the
Saengerfest which is to be held up there
next summer. The following officers
have been elected to take charge of
affairs:
Presidential. Walther, Sr.
Observation-Disclosures Braun.
Treasurer-J. Van Heeke.
Secretary-F. w. Sallett.
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.
w. Holbrook and Arthur johnson,
the two fellows arrested over week
ago for pilfering articles at the Madden
house, appeared before Judge Miller on
Wednesday and waived examination.
They were remanded to Jail in bonds of
$500 each, which they were unable to
furnish, and will be tried in circuit
court.
The management of the Marathon
Granite company expect TO install ma
chinery in the new plant the latter part
of this week. The work of erection has
been pushed so rapidly that the build
ings will be completed a few weeks be-
fore contract time, and it is expected
that the plant will be in full operation
by December I'd.
Another game of what the players
deemed to call association foot ball,
was played on the First ward school
grounds last Sunday between the Fast
Players" and the BARRIERS Cracks"
which resulted in tie score of and ].
The game was attended by more en-
thusiastic crowd than was the game the
Sunday before, in fact it was hard for
the referee to keep the field clear
The marriage of Geo. Kuemmerlein,
Jr., to Miss Laura Bardeen took
place at Milwaukee on the l2th. Miss
Bardeen is daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Frank Bardeen, once residents of Wau-
sau, and Miss Laura was born in this
city. The young couple, before mar
riage, had u good sta,t towards being
to go to housekeeping, for
recently they won prize of 500 out
fit, for having contributed the greatest
number of subscriptions to newspaper
la q contest.
The Dalrymple Comedy company
which has been ut the opera house
every night of the past week, gave
excellent satisfaction and drew good |
houses at each entertainment. This of |