Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-07-30

Georgia Elherta peaches, very fine
favored peaches, at Jaeger's fruit store.
Anton Slesner of Star Lake, is one of
the latest patients to arrive at the
Riverside Hospital.
Quite crowd attended the second
concert given at the l.. Ill. johnson ad-
ditien Saturday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Pease and family
are now occupying the new M. E..
parsonage on Third street.
Those of our Elks who attended the
great carnival, held in Milwaukee last
week, pronounce the event a very sue
cessful one in every way.
Mrs. Mark Neuman and daughter
Ruth went to Wausau Monday morning
to spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
Wilterding Amigo News Item.
Miss Laura Ford is now in charge of
the telephone and messenger depart
ment of the Western Union Telegraph,
of this city, having entered upon the
duties of that position yesterday.
AT present there is but two small pox
cases reported in the county. One of
these is in the vicinity of Mosinee, while
the other is Il resident of Marathon
City, who is confined in the Wausau
pest house.
Yesterday, in Justice Jones court,
the case of the State VS.. VIM. Booth,
was postponed to Aug. 5th. Booth, it
is alleged, assaulted a lady at BrOkaw
recently. Both parties are married and
have families.
o. G. Callies desires to extend an in
vitation to all Woodmen and others to
visit his store Aug. LIST and inspect his
neat appearing place, fully stocked
with paints, oils, wall paper, etc. No
trouble to show goods and you are not
asked to buy.
When the National Guard encamps
at Camp Griffin this year the boys will
perceive a noticeable difference in the
IOuOtuC VI WI 1LOAl lliftb VI Api lhCl
years. The guard duty will be very
strict, being on plane with that of the
regular army.
Clarence L. Burgderfer, an impersOn-
atOr and humorist, and wholesale
dealer in laughs, will be at the Metho-
dist church of this city, Monday even
ing, Aug 12th with a full line of samples.
1t cost but % cents to inspect the goods.
children can get peek for Is cents.
The All Stars and the Neversweats
played a game OF ball at the park Sun
day to fair sized audience that re-
suited in a score of 8 to in favor of
the Neversweats Had the league team
witnessed this game its players could
have got a good many pointers that
would have been valuable to them.
Hattie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Merklein, met with painful accident
Thursday while at play with several
other girls. She assembled the top of n
chicken coop and while playing on the
roof of the same fell off and struck a
barbed wire fence cutting a cash in her
foot that required eight stitches to
close.
frank Gaetzman has recently fixed
up the interior of his buffet, the Odd,
with handsome furniture and palms
and has one of the coolest places in
town. He is prepared to furnish all
kinds of cooling drinks, served by
courteous walters, and invites the gen
eral public to give him Il call.
Kate Saalava, an old Bohemian lady
76 years of age, an inmate of the poor
house, was examined ut the county Jail
yesterday morning rs to her sanity by
DrS Koch and Rosenberg. After the
examination had been concluded she
was pronounced sane and was sent
back To the poor farm. Her actions, it
appears, was the result of a violent
temper.