Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-09-10
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Warren Jones is very i'll with typhoid

Warren Jones is very i'll with typhoid
fever, at Schofield.
A 10 pound bear was killed Satur-
day within the city limits of Amigo.
Roy LeMere and Miss Lille Ryan will
be married Sunday at - o'clock at
MOsinee.
Burglars blew open the safe in the
Postoflice ut Colby Saturday night and
stole about $500 in stamps.
Mothers write us that they have
solved the problem of keeping their
children well. Give them Rocky Noun
tain Tea each week. A blessing to
mother and child. w. w. Albers.
Dee Mitchell has been able to be up
again since Sunday after weeks
Illness. At one time it was feared that
he was going to have an attack of
appendicitis.
In another part of the PILOT is stated
, that Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Dunbar and
daughters were to leave for the East to-
day. They have postponed their start
ing several days.
Ned Jordan, who has made Wausau
his home for some time, and who is now
on the Central Wisconsin, is preparing
to enter the State University which
opens in two weeks.
Last week was a very dry one for this
section, and for while it was thought
that forest fires would become very
general. The rain Monday was q
great relief to everybody.
Geo. Shields was not able to take up
his work yesterday as principal of the
Columbia school owing to an injury to
his knee received at the last field meet.
His place is being filled by Aug. Lemke.
There has been another shooting
affray at Stevens Point. Saturday
night Victor Okray, boy of l., shot
his father while the latter was attempt
ing to gain entrance to the house at
midnight
Another case of small pox has broken
out in the city. 4 domestic in the en-
ploy of John MeSSerknecht, living on
Seymour street has been stricken with
the disease and on Friday last was
taken to the pest house.
In dispatch to the Milwaukee Free
Press, from MoSinee, it is learned that
there has been four cases of small pox
in the family of Mr.. Hahn, who re-
sides one mile west of MOSinee. There
is one case in the family now.
Call on Thos. Delaney if you have
anything in the line of plumbing or gas
fitting. All work will be promptly at
1 tended to- IT,
The St Paul train going south was
nearly two hours late on Sunday
evening. All on account of the tourists
train having been taken off and the
regular train went up to Star Lake to
bring down people who had been
spending the summer at the lakes.
J. d. Colman'S horse, TreSsa Wilkes,
is entered in the 2:l4 pace and Albert
Athens Minetta in the 2:24 trotting
race at the state fair this afternoon.
| Homer Ross Alfred b. was also entered
in the 2:l4 pace but was withdrawn
4 and was taken to Rhinelander this
morning where the horse will go few
heats at the Oneida county pumpkin
show, being driven by Len Keiser, of
| Merrill
A complete freight train of IA cars,
Illuminated caboose and practical work
ing engine, q magnificent scene of
Niagara Falls; moonlight with real
mist, as seen from the suspension bridge.
The flight of The Fast Mail" which
crosses the stage at the rate of 20 miles
an hour and realistic steamboat race
and explosion on the Mississippi are
among the most novel scenes and me-
ehanical effects shown in Lincoln j.
Carriers scenic production, The Fast
Mali which appears at the Grand
Opera House next Sunday evening.
Prices -. S5 aud 50 cents.