Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-26

jured by fall at his mill Two weeks ago
is now able to be about the house again
and expects to be fully recovered in a
short time.
The families of A. "A Book, George
Hart, and Taylor Alexander spent
several days on Big Rib last week,
camping out. They report most de-
lightful time
1t looks now as if j j Lohmar, the
popular editor of the Wausau Herald,
would have a chance to try his luck in
race with A. A. Book for the Office of
clerk of the circuit court.
L. E. Spencer, NJ d., office in the
Mckinley block, corner Third and
Mcclellan streets.
Mrs. w. T. Lawrence, Mrs. W. G..
Landon and Mrs. II. c. Stewart have
issued invitations for parties to be given
this afternoon and on Friday afternoon
at the home of the latter
The Wisconsin State Fair is rapidly
growing in the extent and importance
of its exhibits. All departments viii be
larger and better than ever at the COM
ing exhibition, Sept SIP.
The Sunday school children of the
Baptist church held their annual picnic
at Gallon station on Friday. They
went down in a special coach attached
to the early morning train.
Repairing of watches and clocks at
Dunbar's jewelry store will receive
prompt attention. If
Last Thursday VIM. Merklein re-
ceived from below cow, two heifers, a
bull and a calf, all of the Hereford
variety, which he will place on his stock
farm west of the city, the old Kruger
farm.
Mrs. b. l.. Jones has sold her house
and two lots Oh Grand Ave. to Ed.
Herman who will occupy it with his
family. 1t is her intention to purchase
herself home nearer the center of
town.
"a Wise Member" company which
appeared at the opera house Tuesday
evening is not spoken of very highly
by those who attended and as enter
tanners the company is placed very low
in the scale.
If it wasn't popular, if it wasn't loved
by the people, why do dealers say ?
1--WE have something just as good as the
Madison Medicine Cos. Rocky Noun
tain Tea" Think it over. IS cents.
w W. Albers
At recent meeting of the County
Board of Lincoln county, the additional
amount of $4,000 was appropriated to
the fund set aside for the building of
the court house. This will make the
cost of that public building 500, 600.
The name of Elmer Gebhart appears
among the list of those VINO, last week,
passed first grade examination before
the State Board of Pharmacy, which
makes him a full fledged drugs list.
Elmer is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Gebhart, of this city, and he holds a
responsible position in drag store in
Milwaukee.
h. E. Pareher has just purchased a
new machine for his farm and one
which will prove of great service to
him as well as to others in our county.
1t is a eorn-husker and shredder Any
one desiring their corn husked or
shredded can have it done vefy quickly
by leaving word with Mr. Parcher
&. w. Dudley and w L. Whitney
two outside capitalists, will start a bank
at the village of Edgar. They have
already commenced the erection of a
brick building ~ x So feet IN size which
will have a fire proof vault aud burglar
proof safe. 1t is expected tina. the
bank viii be opened for business in
about sixty days.
The ladies of the Nj f, society will
have charge of the dining hail on the
fair grounds during the fair Their
patrons will get the worth of their
money and as the ladies enjoy the rep
u,ation Of always having given excel
lent satisfaction in the past they will
have no trouble in drawing the crowd
Be sure to give the ladies call for your
dinner during the days of the fair.
When you want gold wedding ring
Dunbar has them all styles.
Mrs. Susan Moe, of Merrill, was in
the city on Saturday and was granted
divorce in circuit court from her hus-
band, Peter. In her complaint she
alleged abuse at the hands of her
spouse, and made her point SO stronge
that the Judge deemed a separation
advisable. She was given the custody
of her two children and the husband
ordered to pay $ monthly for their
maintenance.
Co. q. returned home Saturday night
after weeks encampment al Camp
Douglas and while the members did
not make as high records striise pratice
as other companies of the Third regi-
ment still they are confident that they
are the best drilled men in hist organ
ixation. The three zeek's enc;smpment
just closed is pronounced BY Adit.
Boardman to have been the raost sue
eessful from a military point Of view of
any every conducted in the state 1t
cost the state on an average of $4,000 a