Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-06-04


| Jos. Hildensperger is making extern
sive improvements on his residence on
Jefferson st.
John Kieffer and Miss Anna Tetzlaff
were united in marriage this morning
at st. Mary's church.
The Valance circus that showed here
last season, is booked again, to appear
the Goth of the prese Mt month.
A large assortment of spOnges direct
from Cuba in all sizes, and all prices,
from 1c up to 81 at 0. c. Cables.
Don't fail to see famous Georgia Min
strels at the Grand Opera BouSe on
Monday evening, June 10th. Seats on
sale beginning Saturday morning See
big parade. Reduced prices.
No. Vol. / of Behind the Creek,
published by Jaeger & Brandt, has
made its appearance. 1t is devoted to
the interests of that section of town
which the name of the paper Indicates.
The executive committee of the M.
w. A, who have charge of the picnic
arrangements, will hold meeting at
the court house tomorrow evening
The program for the picnic Aug. l will
be prepared by about the middle of the
present month.
One night last week, burglars tried to
blow open the safe of the Yawkey Lum-
Der Company at Hazelhurst. They sue
ceeded in getting the two heavy outside
doors open, and two holes were drilled
into the inner doors, but they were not
successful in blowing the safe open.
EFF Greyson, who disappeared for
several weeks this spring, while acting
in the capacity of editor of the Toma-
hawk, published at Tomahawk, has
been charged with ENLIGHTENMENT by
the owners of the paper Mr. Greyson
has employed counsel to defend him
self.
Guy Gooding, Stanley Daley, Jack
| Mylrea, Alex Craven, Sumner Gill and
Raymond Wilterding camped out four
or five days of the past week ia the
| forest several miles east of the city.
They had a glorious time and the first
night trapped a red fox.
Erich A. Kruger, one of the pre-
scription clerks at Pardee'S drug store.
has recently perfected a new drink for
| the devoteeS of soda water. He calls it
Choco-Cremo, and from present indica-
tons 1t is bound to be popular during
the hot days. He assures us that the
new drink is as beneficial as it is re-
| freShing
Carl Sommer, of Marathon City, died
at the Riverside Hospital on Tuesday
| evening after a long sickness, the cause
| OF death being stomach trouble. He
was an old resident of the county and
| leaves one daughter in this city, Mrs.
| Joseph Steppert. The funeral took
/ place Thursday morning from the
Catholic church,
A party composed of VIM. Hett. l.. P.
Gilman, Jake Werle and w l.. Covev
arrived home Friday noon from a fish
| ing trip in Shawano county. They
were on the west branch of the Wolf
river about u miles from the Indian
village OF heShena on the reservation.
but report that fish do not bite good on
account of the continued cold weather.
Miss Lucas, representing the Shred
ded Wheat Company. is at the store of
VIM. Baerwald, serving dainty dishes
to Mr.. Baerwald's customers. The
Pn.oT force can attest TO the goodness
of the Cos shredded whole wheat
biscuit served with Strawberries and
cream. Miss Lucas has the thanks of
the force for the delicious lunch.
Joseph Kathan, one of the earliest
settlers of Northern Wisconsin and for
the past eight years resident of Rhine
lander died Sunday, May 26th, cftuber-
eulosis. Mr.. kathan was known bv all
the old residents of Wausau and had a
wide acquaintaneeship along the river.
he conducted logging operations on the
Wisconsin and tributaries for years and
was always an industrious aud hard
working man. He was forty four years
of age st time of death.