Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-29
CITY NOTES.

II. uIptu, tue eminent herman
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, August 18th.
Call on A. b. Wheeler & Son if you
have anything in the line of hot water
or steam heat, plumbing or gas fitting
all work promptly attented to. IT,
The engine which furnishes power TO
drive the city's stone crusher on
Clarke's island is being enclosed with
shed to protect it from the elements.
Duncan Bros will this fall exhibit
their herd of Short Horn cattle at the
county fairs held in this city, New Lon
don, Shawano and Mansion.
The United Order Of Foresters held
supper at Forest hall on Friday even
ing for benefit of members and their
families. A social followed the supper
Philip Dean, architect, has completed
plans for the new opera house to be
erected at Merrill and has submitted
same to A.. I'll. Stang, who will build the
play house.
The new bakery building of George
Hess, completed some time ago at the
corner of Fifth and Forest streets, will
be brick veneered, the brick for same
now being hauled on the grounds.
The Dertscher Bowling club will
give dancing party at Columbia hall
Thursday evening in honor of MIR. and
Mrs f. G. Maher, of Chicago, who are
guests of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Lee.
Roy Boyles and Edwin Stoddard
entertained about thirty of their young
friends, at Forest Hall Saturday even
ing. After the enjoyment of numerous
games, refreshments were served.
Vacations are now being taken by
members of the police department.
Last week Captain German devoted
the time to his leisure and this week
Chief Malone is enjoying vacation.
A horse belonging to e. S. Curtis,
while standing in pasture, near the
Agricultural school, was struck by a
bolt of lightning during the thunder
storm Thursday and instantly killed
When you awake in the morning
feeling like the end of misspent life,
your mouth full of fur and your soul
full of regrets, take Rocky Mountain
Tea. Great medicine. w. w. Albers
VIM. Muetzel, employed in one of the
box factories, lost the little finger of his
left hand and had two others badly
mashed by getting same caught in a
tackle block at the factory on Wednes-
day morning.
A surprise party was given Wednes-
day evening, Clinton Bismark being
the most surprised The party was
gotten up by the Misses Blanch Ross
and Ida Ziebell in honor of Clinton's
fifteenth birthday. About thirty young
folks were present.
Hugh McIndoe, of Rhinelander, has
sold to Mike Kavanaugh the lot on which
the latters blacksmith shop is located,
facing Main street, consideration 81 900.
This lot has a frontage of so feet and is
ll5 feet in depth, and was part of tie
estate of the late Catherine H. McJn-
doe
j. K. Odoms, who for three years
past has acted rs the agent Of the
United States Express Co. in this city,
has received promotion and will
hereafter be located in Chicago. By
the transfer he receives more remun-
erative position, though he is loath to
leave this city where he has become so
well and favorably known.
Christ Bye, of Merrill, appeared in
the city Friday and succeeded in releas-
lug his brother, Peter, from jail The
latter was held awaiting settlement
for having pockete6 the money aecru-
ing from the sale of load of hay be-
longing to his employer, q. Steinberg,
of the town of Maine
Repairs that have Geen going on on
the Tomahawk dam are now com
pleted. While the repairs were being
made the dam has been kept closed
and log drivers have experienced
trouble in moving logs. This trouble
will hereafter be obvsated as floods
will be made each week regular.
On Friday last Henry Kronenwetter,
of the town of Kronenwetter, and his
wife Francis filed deeds with f. c. Kret-
low which gave to Louis Dessert, of
Aosinee, and H G. Flieth, of this city,
4 large tract of land situated in the
towns of Kronenwetter and Mosinee.
The consideration paid in the neigh
borhood of " 600 Nearly all of these
lands are covered with timber suitable
for manufacture.
Work has been begun on the new coal
sheds of the St Paul company and it is
thought they will be completed about
the hrst of September The sheds are
being built betweea the main track and
the switch at point just south of Jack
son street to which another switch viii
be constructed on the east side. When
they are completed y gasoline engine
viii be installed for the purpose of com
pressing air which will be used as
power for the hosting apparatus.
The editor has just received a postal
card from Karl Mathis who is sojonrn-
ing in the city of Los Angeles, Cal On
the back of the card is j colored picture
of one of the parks Of shat city that de-
notes spot of beauty and which, as
Mr. Mathie expresses it, is but one of
a magnificent system of parks that
have found in this city Of sunshine,
fruit, flowers, cosmopolitan people and
personal freedom Nj Mathie expects
to remain in CALIFORNIA; until about
August 18th.