Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-15
CITY NOTES.

Try sorbetto, at John Young's, 8 for
cents.
When you want a gold wedding ring
Dunbar has them all styles.
Standard Oil Cos celebrated harvest
ing machine oils at Pardee's drug atore.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon. will be AZ the
Bells House, July 18th.
Judge Henry Miller is taking his ar
nual summer vacation only spending
one day week in court-Tuesday
Umbrellas repaired, recovering
promptly and neatly done, by J. G.
Remfrey, Sl2 Second ST.
Attorney E. b. Lord, who for several
months past has been confined in
hospital has recovered his health and is
back in the city.
Miss Belle Heineman gave bowling
party at the Club House, in honor of
Miss Rhoda Norton, of Lock port, H.,
last Friday afternoon
Farmers-Time and money saved by
buying your harvesting machine oils at
Pardee's drug store for they are jobbers
for the Standard Oil Cos celebrated
machine oils.
Round ont the hollow places; smooths
out lines that creep about ones face;
woos roses back TO faded cheeks.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does 80 cts. W. w. Albers
Hayride parties are the order of
social enjoyments for the young people
at present, excursions being made to
the shades of the natural park at Roth
childs and other resorts.
Mrs. C. w. Harger and daughters, the
Misses Mary, Imogene and Constance,
departed for Plum Lake on Saturday
morning where they will spend the next
four weeks ~ their cottage on the banks
of that lake
The officials in the court house have
been talking of issuing a defy to some
aggregation for game of base ball and
it is quite likely that the city officers
will be given an opportunity Of crossing
bats with them.
Some inhuman cur attempted to ham
string the dog that is Policeman An
derson's companion on his beat, by cut
ting one of its hind legs with pocket
knife or other sharp instrument
Wednesday evening.
The annual picnic of st. Johns Sun
day school and parish will be held
tomorrow at the fair grounds weather
permitting). Vehicles will leave the
church at 200 o'clock p m. sharp. Sup
per served al 600 o'clock.
Herman Kruger, of the town of
Texas, was brought before Judge Miller
Thursday and bound over to the next
term of circuit court to answer to a seri-
Gus charge preferred againt him by a
young woman of the same town.
Ed Holman is making numerous inn
proyements in his place, the Wisconsin
House. Besides re-papering and paint
ing the interior of same he has placed
an order for new furniture and fixtures
while will greatly improve the appear
ance of his hotel.
Miss Bernice CASTILLO, vocalist, imper-
senator and dramatic reader, has been
engaged by the local lodge of Elks to
give an entertainment at Castle hall
next Friday evening, July 18th. Miss
CASTILLO is highly spoken of as an enter
tainer by the press and public.
The tourist train has again been put
on the st. Paul road which leaves Chi
cago at 700 Saturday evening, arriving
at Star Lake at 7:30 Sunday morning.
Returning it passes through this city at
100 o'clock Sunday evening. This
feature of the st. Paul's service was
popular last year and promises to be
such this year.
Mrs. H. H. Foster gave lawn party
on Friday evening, in honor of her
guests. Miss Ames and Miner Ames, of
Chicago; Miss Gardner of Valparaiso,
Ind, and Miss Jean Langley, of Merrill
The lawn was lighted up with japanese
lanterns and an orchestra furnished
music during the entire evening. Out
door games were played and very
enjoyable time was had by all who at
tended Light refreshments were
served.
The old St. Paul passenger depot
has been moved across the track to the
head of Scott street near the freight
ware house to which it will be connected
with platform After being placed
in position on the day of moving
orders came to turn it around to
another position which was done, and
later these orders were repeated. which
neeessitated a third charge. The old
building will be remodeled and used
as freight depot.
Two juvenile tramps, aged about
thirteen years were picked up here sun
day evening One Of them was
negro and the other white aad they
claimed ST. Louis as their home, though,
according TO their story, they have
wandered over a great portion of the
country Neither has apparently had
any advantages of early training and
they do not seem to realize the career
which their course is leading to. They
were driven out of town;
The strike of freight handlers and
truckmen in Chicago is Still in an un-
settled condition and is causing great
distress among the lasge Wholesale
houses. and the retailers in tee cities
also feel it 10 some eNtens. Some of the
local dealers have ran short on some