Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-07-23
Climax Laundry. That's all.

Two cases of small pox are reported
at Mosinee in the home of W. F. Kle-
wetter The place is thoroughly quar-
| antined.
The Stevens Point Gazette started its
oath year last Wednesday. Ed. Glennon
has placed it among the very best news
papers in Wisconsin. Long may it live.
H. G. Almy was united in marriage
to Miss Charity o. SnOdgrass at River
Falls last Friday. Both were teachers
in our city schools last year
Robert w. Goodwillie, of this city,
will be united in marriage to young
lady in Port Huron, Mich, sometime in
August. They will make their home in
this city.
If you want some 'just as good, )" II
make it myself remedy. Try an imita-
ton Rocky Mountain Tea. Twill
make You sick and keep you sick. w.
w. Albers.
Under Two Flags" by the Nelson
Sisters, will be at the Grand Opera
House on the evening of August LIST,
under the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Turner enter
tanned friends at whist on Thursday, in
honor of their visiting guest, Miss Amy
Mason, of BelOit. 1t was very pleas
ant social event.
Crops in Marathon county were never
better. The yield of hay, which is now
being harvested, was never larger.
This, indeed, will be a prosperous year
for our farmers.
Last Saturday was Mrs. John Yer
byck's birthday and at noon on that
day the immediate relatives met in
reunion and partook of a dinner at the
Verbyck home on the west side.
The young folks enjoyed a very pleas
ant dancing party at Castle hall on
Wednesday evening. The weather had
turned cool during the afternoon and
therefore dancing was a pleasure.
~ CAIiCh mas Op6ueu d ulodb ludTheG
in the Pagenkopf market on Washing
ton street. Mr.. Ulrich has been in this
line of business for good many years,
but for some time has not been well.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church. Continements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. Telephone connection. o22-tf.
e. A. Sine, of Amigo, tried to kill
cat last Friday with an axe. The in
Strument of death caught in a clothes
line and dropped back on Sine's head,
cutting cash that took six stitches to
close.
MOSinee is to have a new depot This
is the talk now, but if the St. Paul Rail
way Co. does not build it any faster
than it does the proposed new one for
Wausau, it will be Of no use to the
present generation.
The Modern Woodmen of Amigo are
at the head of a movement to build an
opera house. They propose to raise
$4,000, part of the same by selling
tickets at $1,000 per seat for the first
evenings entertainment.
Miss Josie McGrath has disposed of
her line of millinery goods to Mrs. N.
Z. Wheeler, who took charge yesterday
and will continue business IN the store
on Scott street. Miss McGrath is desir-
Gus of locating in Chicago.
Seldom has anything attained uni
versal popularity so quickly, as has the
delicious new drink Choco- Cremo, at
Pardee's drug store. All that have
tried it give it their highest praise and
many insist on having nothing else.
The tannery at Merrill has been
started up after two years of idleness.
The William Todd Co, of Boston, has
sold the plant to the American Hide
and Leather Company, and about 800
hides per day are being turned out.
Mary Sweeney, the window smash
ell" has shown up at EScanaba, Mich.
The dispatch says she came from North
Dakota with an infant child, and was
sent to the poor house until the author
tiles could decide what to do with her.
Joe Sergeant was up near Pine River
last Wednesday when the big storm
struck that section, and he says that he
never saw it hail harder than it did at
that time, for short period. 1t must
have damaged the crops some in that
neighborhood. There was no hail at
WauSau.
Athens will soon be an Incorporated
village, proceedings to that end are
now in progress, and sometime during
August an election will take place in
that town to see whether its inhabitants
favor such Il move. Athens is one of
the most progressive towns of the
county and is bound to grow.
At the Semi-annual meeting of Cones
band, held recently, the following off
GERS were elected:
PreSident-V. j. Splaine.
uYice-PreSident-Ed. Beulah
Secretary-ChaS. Spychalla.
TreaSurer-Don Murray.
Board of Direetors-C. S. Cone, Gust
Keune, Ed Beulah.
f. 5. Bailey and wife. of Vesper, Wis,
were registered ut the Northwestern
hotel a couple of days last week. Mr..
Bailey was looking for location for
dry goods and general store aud seemed
to be very much impressed with Edgar
As a good place to start one. He went
from here to WauSau.-Edgar Enter
prise,
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