Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-07-02

See L. H. Johnsons advertisement in
another column.
You take no chances in buying paris
green at Pardee's drug store.
Great numbers of laborers are pass
ing through the city daily on their way
nOrthward where they will work on
the new branch of the st. Paul road be-
ing built to Black Alder Lake.
Josephine Swob0da. wife of John
Swoboda, living at 131 South Seventh
avenue, died Sunday aged So years.
The funeral took place this morning
from St. Mary's Catholic church.
The old Manson house, corner of
Mcclellan and Fourth streets, has been
cut in two and the same will be moved
Off in sections, to lots on Adams street.
The grounds will be clear in II short
time and work on the club house com
menced.
At II meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton, held on Monday, the following
officers were chosen for the ensuing
year:
President-G ID. Jones.
Vice-P resident-W. w. Alhers.
Secretary Karl Mathie.
Those desiring the paris green dis
tributor, such as .. G.. CalIies sells,
will do well to purchase early. There
are but few left and another order
will not he placed with the factory for
more this season. They are the great
est thing on the market.
The Epworth League held lawn
social ut the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. S. Gilbert, last Wednesday evening
The house and lawn were decorated
with lanterns, games were enjoyed,
music furnished by Mr.. f. M. James
monograph and refreshments served.
1t was very pleasant time for all
JIM. Buchanan, the confectioner, has
II large stock of fireworks on hand
which he will dispose of at prices that
will ensure their sale. He does not
propose to carry any of this stock
over and will therefore get rid of it
regardless of price. Call early and get
your supply, for the goods will not last
long at the prices they are going.
There will be a patriotic service at
the Methodist church next Sunday
evening. The church will be apprO-
priately decorated with the national
colors, and special music will be pro-
vided. Many win recall with great
pleasure the services of like character
held last year. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. The service begins ut
7:45.
Carl II. Mueller was operated on last
Thursday for strangulated hernia by
DrS. Jones, Koch and Monroe, as
last resort of saving his life. During
the night his condition was So critical
that it was feared that he could not
survive, but later he has shown signs
of Improvement much to the delight of
all, and it is earnestly hoped that he
will soon be himself again.
The small boy and others, who~are
not small boys, will remember that as
heretofore practiced in recent years the
firing of firecrackerS on the streets or
public places is strictly forbidden, and
for an infraction of the rule the offender
will be prosecuted. You may have all
the fun you want on the Fourth, but
don't shoot cannon crackers that will
endanger the limbs or eyesight of peo
pie.
There is some stir in iron mining
matters II. s HaSeltOn, of Cleveland,
formerly of Milwaukee, has been in
WauSau several DAYS in conference with
officers of the Northern Chief Iron
Company upon matters connected with
the future developments and workings
of that cOmpany'S mines on the Gogebic
range. We are not informed of the
nature of the conference, except that it
| is looking towards increased activity
upon that iron range.
! EDTTOR PILoT Il note the statement
| of attendance published in connection
with the report of our graduating exer-
CiSeS which may he misleading to the
general public, Please insert the fol-
/ lowing statemeutOf enrolment: Whole
number of pupils enrolled during the
year, 90; number enrolled, first quar-
I ter, -; number enrolled, second quar-.
/ ter, -; number enrolled, third quarter,
~; number enrolled, fourth quarter, 81.
The annual session of the Appleton
/ District EpwoUth League Convention
was held at Nuremberg last week. The
WauSau delegation consisted of the
Misses Elizabeth Rhodes, Matte Car
penier, LeOna Lampert, Oscar Berger.
Harry Berger and Rev. Frank A Pease.
A very interesting convention il was,
the delegation from Wausau taking an
active part. WauSau was hOnOred By the
election Of Miss Carpenter as district
secretary. Rev. Peter Fulton Stair was
elected president
In another column of the Prior,
| Observer makes his initial bow Ia
the public He promises TO become i
steady contributor 10 these columns
land you may all expect To receive 4
good natured prod from his pointed
pen, but You may rest assured that il
viii be free from venom just because
we have used his" in referring tC
| Observer, do not be too sure that the
writer is not one of the gentler sex.
Read, an6 lge for yourselves.