Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-07-09
CITY NOTES.


l.. Fraser. Leave orders at James
Music Store.
WANTED.-A good girl for general
homework. Apply at the Marathon
County Asylum. If
The county fair for Lincoln county
will be held at Merrill on the 18th, Sth,
9th and 10th days of October.
For SALE.-House and lot on Grant
street, formerly occupied by the late
Mrs. N. B Thayer. Enquire at the
PILOT off for terms.
AS nearly all the sharpshooters went
to the ball game Sunday, instead of to
the shooting park, we are unable to
give score this week.
The Curtis 4 Yale Co. is now running
both of its factories day and night. An
unprecedented large number of orders
has made this necessary.
Last week 800 pounds of paris green
was sold at the store of o. G.. Callies,
which is an evidence that the quality of
his article is superior to any other.
The Ashland News says that the
Modern Woodmen are coming down to
Wausau from its city in force on Aug
LIST, and will try to capture the picnic
for Ashland next year.
The Young Peoples Society, of St.
Stephens church, will hold an ice
cream sale on the church grounds next
Thursday evening. While the same IS
in progress Cones orchestra will dis
course music.
Clcanzine, the latest invented article
for cleaning woodwork and windows,
etc. 1t prevents shrinkage of tlannelS,
makes washing easy, and is an excel
lent plant fertilizer. Sold exclusively
by o. c. Callies.
Olga Antritt, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. JOS. Antritt, l40l Sixth St, died
early last week aged two and one-half
years. Funeral took place on Thurs
day, Rev. Tilgner officiating.
DIR. John Humid is the latest addition
to the list of Wausaus practicing ply
sicianS He has rented offices in the
Patf block, 216 Third street. DIR. Humid
has practiced medicine at Marathon
City and Athens for some time past.
The teachers institute commenced
at Colby yesterday morning and will
remain in session until Friday. j. F.
Lamont, county superintendent of
schools, is present from this city. Prof
j. f. Sims, of River Falls, is in charge
of the work.
The Stevens Point Papers are doing q
little Dragging over the fact that it cost
WauSau $4,000 more for school pur-
poses last year than it did their city.
But, then, you must remember that
Stevens Point is considerably smaller
than WauSau.
Mike Schneider, convicted a year ago
of committing a crime, to which his
step-daughter was party, has served
his term at Waupun and arrived in the
city Friday night, seeking for his wife.
She and daughter, however, had gone
TO parts unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. s. Markstrum. of
BeSSemer, Mich, arrived in the city
Thursday, bringing with them the re-
mains of their only child, Freddie, who
died last Tuesday at the age of
fourteen years, the cause of death be-
ing spinal trouble The funeral took
place Friday afternoon.
John Owen, chief engineer of the
WauSau Electric Co, recently handed
us for peruSsl copy of the Manila
Freedom, published at Manila. 2. l.
1t is weekly edition of is pages and
for an American is quite interesting TO
read. In the advertising columns is to
be found the names of many patent
noStrumS which are familiar TO citizens
of this country 4 great portion of the
news of course is devoted to military
affairs in the islands,
Mrs. August TeSch, who lives in the
town of NauSau, was severely injured
Saturday noon by falling on curb
stone. She was attempting 10 alight
from wagon in front of HudSon's
store when her foot slipped and she
fell, striking her head on the stone curb
cutting an ugly cash and rendering her
unconscious. She was picked up by
bystanders and taken to the office of
DIR. Rosenberg, where reStoratives
were administered and her wound
dressed.