Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-26
CITY NOTES.
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L. E. Spencer, NJ. D., Office in Nc
Crossen block opposite the Post Cfice.
S. s. Armstrong, OF this city, has re-
| Gently received reissue of pension of
Sl7 per month.
Marshfield expects 10000 people there
to attend the state saengerfest which
meets there in June.
For SALE-A good family horse also
carriage and harness. Viii 90 cheap.
Call at the PILOT office.
Mrs. T. C. Ryan was confined to her
home by sickness last week. She is
now able to be around again.
Even Mosinee has buffaloes Most
nee hopes for new depot and we hope
the St. Paul R'y Co. will do its duty
The young friends of Jack Mylrea
gave HIM very pleasant surprise party
on Saturday evening. A most delight
| full time was had by all.
Stanislaus BHraut and Miss Ella
| Papenfuss were married on Wednes-
day last, the ceremony being per-
formed by Judge henry Miller.
VIM. Neuling has disposed of his
residence property COS jefferson street
to Robt. Kuhrt, of Almond, Portage
county who will take possession about
April 1st. Consideration 81 $50.
Jas. Taylor, who lives in the south
portion of town, and who runs a dray
wagon, fractured leg on Wednesday.
He was handling heavy box and
slip and fall caused the accident.
CIamo
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church Confinements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. Telephone connection. o22-tf.
The Wausau PILOT is going to have a
new home, it having long since out
grown its present abbreviated quarters.
The PILOT is all right, and deserves all
the success it has attained.-Merrill
Star.
Geo Forcey is making improvements
in his place of business in the Hotel
Northern. New fixtures have been in
stalled and the wood work frightened
up with a coat of paint of mahogany
color.
Lipinski q Schmidt have had the log
cabin partition in the front of their
saloon taken out and a handsome new,
highly finished hardwood one put in
its place. The work was done by Janke
IL WeiSe.
By recent fire Melchoir Echert who
lives near Rib hill, lost a barn, grain,
hay, farm implements and span of
horses, all of which he values at S 900.
He was unfortunate in not carrying
any insurance.
Mrs, Chas. Squires the latter part of
the week disposed of her residence
property, 526 Adams street, to NJ j.
Kriskey. MIR. and Mrs. Squires will
move to the old home which the latter
occupied on the west side some % years
ago.
Puny children with weak constitu
tons can attain an unusual degree of
bodily and mental vigor By taking
Rocky Mountain Tea this month made
by the Madison Medicine Co. 35c. w.
W. Albers.
From the looks of quite number of
the plate glass fronts in Wausau it
would seem that Mary Sweeney, the
glass smasher, had been paying our
city visit. There are broken plate
glass in Heinemann's, Mueller Il
Quandt's and G. B. Mayors stores.
Mr.. Joseph HOMER is having a long
tussle with the cold which confines him
to his bed. A trained nurse came
ton, thereby relieving Mrs. HOMER
little of the time from her constant vigil
at the side of her husband.-Mosinee
Times.
Jamie Ryan is again very sick with
pneumonia; for the past two weeks,
he has been afflicted in his left lung,
from this he had improved considerably
up to last Saturday, when his right
lung became involved. He is getting
along as well as can be expected at
present writing
The grocery store of John Kiefer will
hereafter be operated under the man
agement of the Kiefer Cold Storage Co.
This company is made up of John
Kiefer, ST., John Kiefer, Jr., and Burr
f. Jones, and the store will be operated
in connection with the cold storage
plant.
The new piano for the Wausau High
School is here and now in place in the
assembly room. 1t is Steinway grand
and cost 81 900. Much of this amount
has been raised already by entertain
ments and the balance will be raised in
this manner also. The proceeds of the
popular concert next Friday evening at
the High School building will go for
this good purpose.
A character about town most
familarly known by the cognomen of
"Buck-shot,n was up before Judge
Miller on Wednesday charged with
having the night previous gotten on too
big a load of the white mans burden"
which caused him to become too hilar-
Gus. The judge recognizing him as an
old offender, gave him the alternative
of paying fine or serving ten days in
the county Jail. He paid the fine.
Mrs. w. Wendt, of this city, is con-
fined to the home of F. q. Reinecke on
the Mcintosh road, just outside the
city with small pox. Her case is quite
severe, although her recovery is looked
for. just where she contracted the
disease is not known. She had been at
the Reinecke home for several weeks,
but where she became exposed to small
poX is mystery 1t is feared that the
members of the Reinecke family will
be stricken down with the malady as
all have been exposed. a strict quaran-
tine has been placed on the house by
the town officers, and there is no dan
ger of the disease spreading outside of
the family.
A young man travelling with a thea
trical troupe that recently stranded,
struck Marinette few days ago much |
broken in spirit and pocket book. He
set to thinking however, and devolved |
a scheme whereby he replenished his |
lest bunch of ScadS TO some extent.
He had is cents aud with this money
purchased a number of tin boxes from |
a druggist and filled them with wagon
grease which he procured at livery |
stable. This he palmed off on the peo-
pie of that town as never falling corn
cure. Those who We're thus duped |
have since been applying axil grease to
their feet expecting remarkable cure.
On Wednesday last Ed. Gibbons, an
inmate of the Marathon county poor
house, went insane and on Friday was
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