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

DR.. Rich, dentist, over American
Express office, Scott street.
A. p. Bailey is building large addi
ton to his residence on Fourth street.
Tomorrow evening a class of 81
graduate from the high school of Mer-
rill
DIR. Turbin. the eminent German Spe-
cialist and SUI gaon will be ut the Bells
House, June IS.
The students of the Business College
gave an enjoyable dance Friday even
ing at Castle hall.
The Odd Fellows gave a very pleas
ant dancing party last Saturday even
ing ut their lodge hall
Mrs JAS. Bricn died on the west side
Thursday Her remains were shipped
to Marshlird f"r burial
A No. wonlcn buster, all colnrS, for
Csc ut O. Callies A fine dnSter for pi-
amos, fine furniture or carriages.
VIM. Gehrke and Chas. Kampke went
up to Merrill Friday evening and staid
over Sunday !i,hing for trout in Prairie
river.
Several small robberies have occurred
of late which give the police an impress
that gang of sneak thieves are at
work.
VIM. Tacge died Sunday night at his
home ut Taegeville, in the town Of
Maine. He was IN old resident of the
county
The members of Cones band gave II
May ball ON the evening of Memorial
Day ut Armory hall, which was quite
largely attended.
Two members in the family of Bap-
fist BreSSet living i'm the town of Yves
ton have been stricken with small poX.
The house has been quarantined.
Prayer meeting will be held in the
PRESBYTERIAN church on Wednesday
evening instead of Thursday evening
on account of the commencement eXer-
cises.
ImitatorS have been many. Thought
full people have learned that true merit
comes only with the genuine Rocky
Mountain Tea made by Madison Medi-
cine Co. IS cents. w. w. Albers.
The Wausau Driving club will have
interesting horse races at the fair
grounds on July 4th. \ base ball game
and excursions from MarShfeld and
other cities will help enliven the day.
A committee is now negotiating for
street signs to be put on corners indi-
eating the names of streets. Several
samples were sent here by the Roberts
| Bros. Mfg. Co, of Racine for inspection.
The building recently vacated by
/ Max Karger, corner of Third and Wash
ington SteetS, is being put in readiness
for the receiving of its new tenants,
Wiltrrding 4 Stephany, druggists, and
Otto Mueller, jeweler
| Next Sunday is chiliren'S day in the
Presbyterian church, but services have
been postponed until Sunday, the 23d
At the west side chapel children'S day
services will be held Mt o'clock p. m
and an Interesting program will bt
rendered
The NORTHEASTERN line announces :
change that meets with satisfaction
among WauSau merchants Cummenc
. ing Yesterday that road will reduce
freight rates on all articles shipped
from Chicago or milwaukee, to this city
This reduction means a great saving t.
home merchants.
The Fenwood Lumber Co is nov
running its mill at Fenwood days onl,
and will close down shortly on accoun
of having sawed out its stock. The
season has been most successful on,
and though the mill shut down earle
than last year more lumber has beer
cut. The company is now cleaning NJ
on dead heads.
ID. l.. Bush. traffic agent of the ST
Paul road, together with other official
of the road went through the city Fri
dAy on their way To 1OmahawS 10 max
an Investigation into the matter Q
small poN quarantine. The car recent,
lquarantined in that town has been take
To Babcock where it will be thorough.
diSinfected with fumigatorS.
The log drive of Is, coo, eco feet togeth
p er with quite an amount Of pulp wood
on the Tomahawk river has been ru
I out into the main river Pat Gril
and John ODay have taken the COZ
tract 10 clean the Wisconsin river bt
tween Lake NiuN Dessert and Toms
hawk. They have commenced opers
tiOnS and viii finish by July ISt.
III. TubbS aud II. Cooper were u
before Judge Miller Saturday charge
!. with violating the city ordinance relal
ing 10 fast driving. On the eveuin
d before they had tested the merits {
their steeds By pulling off race o
7 Grand avenue and the Judge was No
5 in doubt as to their guilt for he WAS
witness of the affair. They pleade
guilty and were fined s. and costs
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