Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-08-27
CITY NOTES.

Water and musk elons, on ice, at
Jaegers.
DIR. Rich, dentist, over American
Express office, Scott street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodwillie are
contemplating a trip to Europe.
There will be services at st. Johns
church next Sunday, both morning and
evening.
The front of N. Heinema~ rs store is
receiving a coat of paint, which vastly
improves it.
John Schnitcr is being treated at the
Riverside hospital by DR.. Willard for a
very bad eye.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German Spe-
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bells
House. Sept. 10.
Ed and Oscar Ringle left this morn
ing for Horsehead Lake, where they
will spend about a week in fishing
Ben Beste of Mosinee, was brought
to the Riverside hospital last week sui
fering from an injured foot which is the
result of a recent accident.
asgTN Every farmer visiting fair
V&<M should call on o. G. Callies for
ILL free sample of his aXil grease.
The best now on the market.
Mrs. Emil Saindon gave a farewell
party at Eer home on n. Sixth street
Friday evening to her brother, Philip,
and brOther,in-law Jacob Schwartz,
Miss Lizzie A. Kramer, formerly of
Wausau, and George E. Bulge, of An
son, Wis, were united in marriage
August %, 1901, at Chippewa Falls,
Wis.
The PILOT Office has received a very
handsome little book from the c., M.
IL St. p. Ry. Co. 1t contains the popu-
lation of the cities, towns and villages
on that road.
For SALE.-A house and lot on Sew
enth street. near the high school build
ing. For particulars enquire of
STEPHEN BEsSEY.
A box of goods consigned to Tony
Kryshak and hauled to the rear of his
building Saturday by drayman, was
carried away by some one either by
mistake or purposely.
\ delightful evening party was given
by Miss Ethel Panabaker, on Tuesday
evening, in honor of her brother, Reu-
ben Panabaker, who is home from
ID. c., on a brief visit.
Bernhard Kruger, driver of the east
side hose truck, is taking weeks vaca-
ton from his labOrs as fireman, the
first one he has had in years. He will
spend the balance of the week visiting
relatives at Amigo and Merrill
Helps young ladies to withstand the
shock of sudden proposals, that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done. 35c.
Made by Madison Medicine Co. w. w.
Albers.
Henry French will give barrel of
best loaf of bread, made from Big 10
flour, at the county fair. The barrel
alone is worth trying for, us it is fin
ished flour cabinet. It is now on exhib-
it in Mir. French's window
Albert, the l5-year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred BurOw, died Mt the family
home, 1929 5. Third avenue, Friday,
after a lingering illness with cOnsump-
ton. The funeral service was held this
afternoon ut , o'clock ut st. Stephens
church, with Rev. I. Werhahn as con-
ductOr.
j. NJ. Buchanan, who since early
spring, has conducted a fruit stand at
100 Third street, has disposed of his
business to Frenn Bros, of Milwaukee,
who also conduct a store in the latter
city. Mr. Buchanan is undecided as
yet as to what he will do. but is conSid-
a tn or t,~ax
of wholesale house.
There will not be a bowling dog show
ut the State Fair this year, The manage
ment did wisely to leave that noisy fea-
ture out. Dogs and dog shows are all
right in their place, but that place is
hardly in connection with a State Fair.
People from the country will appreciate
the fair more without it, The dates,
Sept. 9-lS. Half fare on all railroads.
The strike of the steel workers now
going on has affected trade conditions
all over the land, and nearly, every
Is complaining. The
scarcity of orders can be directly traced
10 the strike, and many institutions
have been forced TO close down.
Among the WauSau institutions that
has been affected the most is the Chi
cagO Excelsior Co, which has been
closed down for two weeks.
On Friday afternoon last, from 5
o'clock until o'clock, a charming
reception was given by Mrs. A. w
Trevitt NJ her home on Franklin street
Those receiving were Mrs. A. W. Ire
witt, Miss Winnie Lamb and Miss Ber-
tina TreVitt The home was handsomely
decorated with cut flowers; colors, pink
and white. Ice cream was served in
the dining room aud coffee on the lawn.
The Misses Smith, Silverthorn. Harger,
Dunbar, Heinemanu, and MeSdameS
SilverthOrn, johnson, Conlin, Norton
and GOoding, assisted during the after