Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-03
CITY NOTES.
Ping Pong for sale at Mumm's.

j. G. Clarke is able to be out again
after long illness.
Buy your ice cream for parties,
sociables and for home use Of John
Young
Conrad Anthem and daughter, Rather
inc, have gone to Hot Springs, Ark,
for eight or ten weeks.
Rooms to rent for housekeeping. and
two furnished rooms for gentleman.
Enquire at 4l5, South Fifth Street. If
Mrs. Thomas Thornton, OF Granite
7 Heights, died last Thursday Of con-
sumption. Her remains were taken to
River Falls for interment.
The Wisconsin Box Co. has removed
from its plant the two old boilers and
placed therein new one The new
one is six feet in diameter.
For RENT-The store formerly occu-
pied by Frank Oswald, as a bakery,
on Third street, is for rent.
DR.. w. T. LAWRENCE.
Jos. Pope has been confined to his
home on Grand avenue the past few
days suffering with what has been pro-
nounced inflammation of the bowels.
The Fest Blaetter, No 2, has been
issued and is proving great adver-
tisement for the great Sangerfest which
is to be held at Merrill on the 1921 of
July.
Closing out sale Of summer millinery
at Miss Sullivan's. She is anxious to
dispose of her stock and fixtures and
viii sell all goods az cost from now I'M
| til July LIST.
The Mosinee House which was pur-
chased last year by Wirth Bros, at
Mosinee, has been sold to Charles
Blake, its former owner Consider
alton was $4,SOO
Tell us why druggist offers you
substitute for the Madison Medicine
Cos. Rocky Mountain Tea Does he
love you or is he after the bigger profit
Think it over. w w. ALBERs.
George Maxson moved his household
goods to Schofield on Friday and he
and his family are now residing in that
town, where Mr.. Maxson is now man
ager of the Brooks {, Ross mills at that
| place.
There will be a regular stated COM
mission of Forest Ledge No. 1870, F and
A. NJ, on Wednesday evening Work
in the NJ. M. degree. All members are
requested to be present. Banquet and
music.
| The Wisconsin Fish Commissions
car passed through the city Friday dis
tributing fish fry along the route of the
| st. Paul This was the first time for
a number of years that this car did not
drop off a few cans OF fry at this point
Three wagon loadsof patients at the
county insane asyluns, in all about fifty
were given an opportunity Memorial
Day of Witnessing the exercises, being
driven TO the court house square and
then formed in the psrade and followed
to the cemetary.
The republicans will hold caucuses
Thursday evening for the purpose of
electing delegates to the convention
which will be held en- the 9th, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
congressional convection to be held at
Rhinelander on June 18th.
DIR. Russell Lyon, II. II. Manson and
Fl. G. McCrossen, spent few days at
Evergreen last week fishing for trout
They had an enjoyable outing as well
as being very successful in making
good catches. The l'ILoT editor was
kindly remembered in the distribution
Of the fish
Friday, while Walter Mueller was at
work painting from a staging, he fell
from the same. The fall was not far,
and for time he thought himself I'M
injured, but it was not long until he
was seized with pain in his left side
and going to doctor he found he had
broken RIB.
new use has been found for the
pine waste in factories Formerly it
used to be the practice for match fac
tories to use whole lumber in the manu-
faeture of matches, but machines are
now in use whereby the refuse from
wood manufacturing plants can be
utilized, and as this is mostly ends that
are free from knots it makes the best
kind of match stock The Curtis &
Yale Co., the STANCE Go. at Merrill, and
many other wood mar ufacturing plants
in this vicinity are now selling to the
Diamond Match Co. all of their surplus
white Pine refuse This stock was
formerly sold rs kind(ing wood and the
withdrawal of the same from the mar
ket of course places many customers Ut
disadvantage.
An exchange gives the following
good advice to parents: Put your boy
to wtrk if he is not in school. IN there
is nothing else for him to DO put him to
whitewashing the back fence, keeping
the lawn moved and cutting the win,
ter's supply of wood. Anything is bet.
ter than loating about town at the rear
end of the cigarette, learning all the
evil habits and contracting all vices
that are atloat to catch idlers No hon
est labor will hurt your bow. but the
evil habits he may eontTaet in the streets
may kill his soul and poison his moral
nature so as to make him detriment
to the community in which he lives and
bow down his gray-haired parents with
sorrow. If the fathers and mothers of