Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-12

| at the asylum.
John Kiefer is having his cold storage
building well stocked with ice.
Henry Belize has been appointed
deputy sheriff by Sheriff Marquardt
R. w. Pinder, will occupy the store
where John Young's candy store now
is, after March 1st
Robert Braatz will place farm ma
chinery of all kinds in the store where
R. w. Pinder now is, after March LIST.
/ Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, Pafi
block Sd street. All work warranted.
The Elks gave an informal party on
Friday evening, at Alexander Hall, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson of Osh'
, kosh.
John Young has rented one of the
new stores of DIR. w. T. Lawrence, on
Third street and will move thereto on
the 1st of March.
Homer Ross has bought out the inter
est of Cawley Bros. in the horse dealing
business and will conduct the same
alone hereafter.
WANTED-Young ladies to learn as
telephone operators. Must be 20 years
of age or over. Apply in writing to
Wausau Telephone Co.
Frank Voetz, who is attending the
Wausau Business College, received the
sad news of his brothers death yester-
day, aud Immediately left for his home
at Merrill.
John Staege, one of the city tiremen,
received word yesterday that his sister,
Mrs. Fred Kreweldt, had passed away
that morning at 6:45. The funeral will
occur tomorrow.
&C. Callies has engaged Z. E. Waller,
of Eau Claire, to act as a travelling sales
man and he will begin his duties about
March LIST. Mr.. Waller will move his
family to this city shortly.
Carl Dern, while going down the
Lake Shore hill on Fourth street to his
home one day last week, slipped and
fell, since which time he has been laid
up with sprained ankle.
At his home in the northern part of
the city on Tuesday last Peter Sagstetter
died, aged % years. The funeral was
held from St. Mary's church Sunday,
and was attended by the Modern
Woodmen, of which society deceased
was member.
The ladies of the Universalist Aid
society, held their regular weekly
gathering in the parlors of the church
on Wednesday afternoon. At six
O'Clock their husbands sat down to
supper with them and it is said that
they did full justice to the meal and
hugely enjoyed the hour.
Anna NJ. Gesellchen was examined as
to her sanity on Friday afternoon last
by Drs. Jones and Spencer, who found
her of unsound mind, and Judge Miller
ordered that she be taken to the North
ern Hospital. Sheriff Marquardt ac-
companied the lady to that institution
on Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lawson. who had
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. l.. P.
Gilman for a week past, returned home
on Monday. Mrs Lawson is a sister of
Mr.. Gilman. The Elks gave an inform
al party in their honOr ut Alexander
Hall on Friday evening.
Carl Gritzmacher has decided to go to
Crandon, Forest county, to locate and
follow the same business as that of his
father contractor and builder. Carl is
one of our popular young men and the
people of Crandon are to be cOngratu-
lated on securing him as citizen. He
is acknowledged to be very efficient
builder, and above all, strictly honest
and reliable.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Head superin
tendent and matron of the Marathon
| County insane asylum, visited with old
friends in Oshkosh last week. While
absent Mr.. Head took occasion to visit
the stock farm of Geo. c. Hill Il Son,
at Rosendale and there saw some
Guernsey cows valued at 100000. 1t is
needless to say that he would like tC
have few of those animals. They re
I
turned home on Friday.
Ed. Patzer died at his home in Mer
rill on Saturday morning last aged 55
years. Mr.. Patzer was well known in
this city and lived here for a number Of
wears prior to 1871. He was man who
bore the respect of the citizens of Mer
rill and Wausau, and held many posi-
tons of trust. He served as sheriff o.
Lincoln county one term. Besides hi'
family at Merrill he leaves sister, Mrs
Henry Seim, and sister-in-law, Mrs
John Patzer, of this city, and sister
Mrs. Carl Weinkauf, of Medford. Mrs
j. Patzer and son, viii, Mrs. Henry
Seim and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Weinkau
attended the funeral yesterday at Mer
rill.