Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16
CITY NOTES.

ObHu 0utllS WIS III milwaukee, must
of the past week in attendance at the
state fair.
Have your piano tuned by Leonard
Z. Fraser. Leave orders at James
Music Store.
Miss Mary Harger gave tea TO her
young lady friends, on Friday, in honor
of Miss Marion Dana.
The Spanish-American war veterans
gave very enjoyable dance at the
Armory Friday evening
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, September 9th.
The old St. Paul passenger depot is
now used as a freight office, the change
having been made last week.
The Equitable Fraternal Union held
very pleasant dancing party at the
lodge hall on Thursday evening
The first heavy frost of the fall set
tied down on this section OF the globe
last Saturday morning, September 18th
Ed Heiman and family now occupy
the residence, on Grand avenue, re-
Gently purchased from flrs B. E. Jones
Rev s. n Wilson, pastor of the Pres
byterian church. exchanged pulpfts
with Rev Young, of Marshfeld, on
Sunday last.
Call on A. B. Wheeler q Son if you
have anything in the line of hot water
or steam heat, plumbing or gas fitting
all work promptly attented to. If.
Mrs. Fred Graebel who died Sunday
&.week ago in the town of Hamburg,
at the age of 50 years, was buried on
Wednesday.
A burning chimney at the residence
of Mrs. Harriet Baker, corner of See
Dad and Mcclellan streets necessitated
the calling out of the hook and ladder
truck Friday morning.
Theodore Sternbegg, of the town of
Easton, paid fine ef 81 and 81 costs in
Justice CIarke's court Thursday for
calling Alfred Dahlke, of the same
town, names to which the latter took
exception
Anyone desiring a good Columbian
graphophone should eall at the bicycle
repair shop of c. F. Dunbar and inspect
a line of machines ranging in price
from SIS to $50 They are the best talk
ing machines to be had for the money
The Wausau Gun club which entered
into a competitive shoot at Amigo
Wednesday with the clubs Of that city,
Rhinelander, Hurley and Ironwood,
failed to bring home the silver cup os
fered to the club making the highest
score. The scores of the different teams
were as follows; Amigo 199 clsy pig
cons; Rhinelander, 124; Wausau, 118;
Hurley, 1T; Ironwood iii.
Yesterday afternoon while postmaster
G. S. Blair was crossing the street from
the postoflice to the Douyille House, he
was struck on the head by a ball,
thrown from the hands of some one of
party of youngmen who were playing
catch on the street. The blow Knocked
him down and rendered him uncon-
cious for few minutes but no serious
results followed, and this morning ne
is attending 70 business as usual
Mosinee Times.
The Secret Dispatch, rev and
fine play by David Higgins win be pre-
sented at Grand Opera House on
September 29th Every attention to
the opportunities for scenic display
offered by this intense dramatic story
viii be taken advantage of and a fin
ished production can be looked for.
The story itself is one of great power
and tells pleasing romance of home
life during the civil war times; a series
of very pretty pictures win be presented;
the costumes of the period being quaint
and beautiful; several intensely dramat-
ic scenes are developed in the course
of the action and the play as an enter
tainment is one of the best.
Dress does not make the the person.
Nor does a clean exterior indicate a
clean, interior To be we'll all organs
of the body must work in harmony
Rocky Mountain Tea does this work.
w. w. Albers.
During the planting season last
spring the Fenwood Lumber company
planted two acres of its farm near
Fenwood, to tobacco, merely as an ex-
pertinent to find out if tobacco could
be profitably raised in Northern Wis
consin that would be of as good quality
as that raised in other sections of the
state. The company has just complied
its harvest and the crop has yielded
about 10000 pounds of fine looking
tobacco. but its quality can not be de-
termined until after it is cured, which
is now being done. Sheds have been
erected for the curing process and
the work will be under the supervision
of an expert. Since the seed was plant
ed the company has Kept an itemized
account of all expense incurred in rails
ing the crop and these figures will be
made known to any agriculturist who
desires determination on the subject Of
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