Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-08-06
Just received a large shipment OF
fresh California fruit at Jaeger's.

fresh California fruit at Jaegers.
Louis Salzman is out billing the coun-
ty for the county fair, which will take
place on the Sd, 4th, 5th and 9th days
of Sept
w. w. Spraggon, ex-mayor and an
old resident of Stevens Point died in
that city on Friday morning. He was
65 years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Smith, of this
city, and Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Ross, of
Chicago, are contemplating making a
trip abroad during the coming winter.
They will visit the Holy Land in
their trip.
The Wisconsin Central R. R. shops
which have been located at Stevens
Point for the past thirty years, closed
their doors last Saturday evening. All
of the machinery will be moved to
Fond du Lac this week.
The union services will be held on
Court House Square next Sunday even
ing, and will begin at 7:l5, as the days
are getting shorter. This service is not
intended to last longer than one hour
Come and enjoy the music and the
speaking.
If half that is said by press and per-
sonal concentrations is true, then Burg
derfer, the impersonatOr, is one of the
best that has ever been in our city.
Don't fail to hear him next Monday
evening at the Methodist church. Adj
mission % cents; children Is cents
The members of the Lutheran lions
church will hold their annual mission
airy fest at the fair grounds next Sunday.
E. Ullman, graduate of Adams Col
lege, of Illinois, will be ordained as
second teacher of the parochial school
of this church. The Merrill church
band will be in attendance.
There is Il move on foot, by few in
the valley, to attempt the cultivation
of the blueberry. Heretofore this berry
has grown wild in large quantities.
But with the improvement of the coun-
try making farms, etc, the patches
have been destroyed and the crops are
very small now, comparatively.
The Baptist society has been invited
to picnic at the home of Walt Hinton,
at Trappe, tomorrow. Buses are to
leave the church at a. IN. and the fare
is % cents for the round trip. 1t will
be delightful trip and that all who at
tend will have good time is assured,
for who ever went to Walt HintOn's
without having a good time.
Melons on ice at Jaege fruit store.
Dav. n Winton, manager of the Thief
River Falls Lumber CO., Thief River
Falls, Mimi, has been in Minneapolis
this week on business. Mr.. WintOn
says that trade with their con Germ has
been good throughout the season and
that the immense crop about to be har
vested in North Dakota insures a large
demand for lumber during the remain
ing months of the year.-Lumberman.
Walter Alexander, who with his
family has spent the past three months
in Europe, was in Merrill last Thursday
on business. MIR. Alexander has at least
grown ten years younger in appearance
since he left Wausau for his trip abroad,
and he says that his health has been
greatly benefited by his trip. His many
friends are pleased to know that he has
safely returned, and his trip was pleas
ant and profitable one for him. Merrill
correspondent of the Lumberman.
A small party of Christian Endeav-
orerS wheeled their way to Rothschilds
last Tuesday evening. Upon arrival
all partook of the eatableS which of
necessity accompanied the party. after
which boating was enjoyed. The even
ing was ideal, and putting it mildly,
the boating was very much enjoyed by
the young ladies, while the young men
spent a great deal of time in appeaSing
their appetiteS, this seeming to be their
favorite paStime.