Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-08-06
White clover honey at Jaeger's.

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this city, last Friday and attracted large
crowds during the afternoon and even
ing.
A woman is judged by the neatness
of her floors. These are damp and
gloomy if not painted, or worn in spots
if covered with poor paint. One-half
gallon of Callies' paint covers an ordin-
airy floor and makes it as smooth as
glass.
The beauty thief has come to stay,
Unless you drive the pimples and
blackheads away;
Do this; don't look like fright;
Take Rocky Mountain Tea tonight.
w. w. Albers.
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
DennisOn Damon, which took place at
Kuowlton yesterday was very success
full in every way. Quite a number at
tended from this section. They are
old settlers of Marathon county and
very highlyrespected.
Don't go to hear Mr. Burgderfer I'M
less you want to hear and see one of the
best entertainers before the public.
He is the worst fellow to make people
laugh ever saw. heard him over a
month ago and am laughing yet. He
is worth driving ten miles in zero
weather to hear; he will take the chill
out of anybody, so says W. j. Car
baugh.
A. F. Radiant, the foundryman, is
enlarging his foundry, corner of Jetfer
son and Seventh streets, by building
another story on the same. This fOun-
dry has been practically idle for num-
Der of years, but when the same has
been rebuilt it will be opened up with
force of men and all kinds of repairing
will be done, saw mill machinery being
made a speciality of.
Tomorrow, Aug. eth, there is to be a
large wedding in the town of EastOn,
on which occasion Mr.. Aug. Hannah
and Miss Josephine Weber will be
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Weber. 200 invitations have been is
sued; large platform has been con-
structed for dancing, and Cones full
orchestra has been engaged for the
event.
The councilmen from the Seventh
and Ninth wards are making an effort
to have Third avenue, from Clinton
street south to the street which leads to
the fair grounds, handsomely turnpiked
and covered with clay and gravel. The
street needs such improvements very
bad and the councilmen who have their
hearts in the work will be doing good
thing for the city by having the street
completed before the fair.
H. G.. McCrossen, during his stay at
Plum Lake last week, caught a muscal
longe that weighed "a pounds. He put
bullet through the fish's head before
he got it into the boat, but after that,
it had enough life left to lacerate
Henry's left hand in quite bad shape
just because he was trying to get the
hook out of its mouth. Henry brought
the large fish down with him on Sun
day evening.
Cones band was engaged by the st.
Paul r.. Il. Co. to furnish music for the
excursion people that visited the dells
One of the members is out a slide from
bone as result of the trip. When re-
turning from up the river on Il steam
boat he placed his instrument on the
deck near the outer edge. During a
lurch of the boat the trombone fell
overheard and sank to the bottom, and
now the little fishes are cavorting
around it,
The combination service held Sunday
evening by the Presbyterian, German
Methodist, St. Paurs, Baptist, st. Ste
phenS and Methodist churches, on the
court house lawn, was well attended.
Rev. H. F. Mueller, pastor of the Ger
man Methodist church, spoke in the
German language, while Rev. S. n.
Wilson, of the Presbyterian church,
addressed the assemblage in English.
This was but the first of number of
open air joint services that will be held
on the county square during the month.
Fine Michigan celery at Jaeger's.
VIM. Neitzke, who has for some time
been in the employ of the Brooks 4
Ross Lumber Company, at Schofield,
and very reliable man, has leased the
property of Mrs. Taege, at Taegeville,
and took charge of the same on the LIST
/ day of August. 1t is a combination
business, being a store, hotel, saloon
! and the post office is also in connection
1t is good business point as it is in the
center of good farming district and is
near the CnrtiS mill and the cheese fac
tory. Mr.. Neitzke is an accommodate
ing man of business and viii make a
success of the venture.
Geo. kirkpatrick, resident of the
town of Mosinee, was brought to the
city this morning by the sheriff and
under-sheriff and locked up in the
county jail For some time past Kirk
patrick has shown symptoms of fail
ing mind, and at last his relatives
deemed 1t best to have him examined
as TO his mental faculties. 1t appears
that he was confined in the Northern
hospital at Oshkosh for few mouths
in the year 1898, but since his discharge
from that institution mp to short time
ago he has appeared to be of sound
mind. He was examined this morning
by Drs. Jones and Spencer. and pro
nouneed insane, and viii be taken Il
Oshkosh this evening. His hobby IS re
ligion, and at times he imagines that he
is prophet, diyinely appointed.