Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-05-20
CITY NOTES.

Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.
All the latest in fine wash goods ar
rived at Athens
AIR and Mrs. Edward Single are now
onvalescing from their recent sickness.
!, J. CT Clarke is again occupying his
old quarters above Alhers' drug store
as a Justice shop.
! A new Singer sewing machine, drop
head, four drawers, for salevery chap.
Enquire at the Pn.oT office, If
E. q. Kretlow last week planted
100000 fish fry of the pike variety in
Horsehead lake near Harshaw.
Rooms to rent for housekeepinr and
two furnished rooms for gentleman.
Enquire at 4l5, South Fifth Street. If
j. A Jones is making arrangementsi TO
have cement walk laid about bis resi-
dence grounds, corner of Second and
and Franklin streets.
The department of Art and Literature
of the Ladies Literary club held its last
meeting of the Club year yesterday
afternoon at Fraternity hall.
Don't waste your money on worthless
limitations of Rocky Mountain Tea.
Get the genuine made only by the Madi-
son Medicine Co. A great family rem
edy. % cents. w. w. Albers.
A new sprinkling wagon ordered by
Jos. Gamble whicn was to have arrived
here last week was broken up in rail
road wreck and it will be several weeks
before it can be replaced.
The Grand Rapids papers speak very
highly of the concert given by Jacob
Reuter- at Grand Rapids last Tuesday
evening. He was assisted by Mrs
Jeanette Staples and Mrs E. v Speer.
The B. Heinemann Lumber Co. has
purchased of the Oshkosh Lumber Co.
the latter's planning mill at Choate,
Mich, and will dismantle the mill and
remove the machinery to the new mill
west of Amigo.
The Alex. Stewart saw mill was
closed down several hours last Wednes-
day morning owing to one of the car
riages running away from the carriage
rider resultant of an accident to the
steam feed, and causing considerable
damage.
WANrED-Giood girls to do dress
making for Miss Kavanaugh Good
wages paid for good work.
Carl. G. Kreuger, bookkeeper at the
First National Bank, is the happy father
of little daughter, born at his home
on Saturday Afternoon last. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kreuger are receiving the con
CALCULATIONS of their hosts of friends
over the event. =
The officers of the American Hide
and Leather Co. were in the city Fri
day looking over the tannery plant
They were on tour of inspection of all
the tanneries in the state owned by
that concern and came here in special
car of the Wisconsin Central road.
Chas. Hellard, representing the Osh-
kosh, Northwestern, was in the city last
week soliciting subscriptions and push
ing his papers business in this city.
The Northwestern now has Associated
Press service, and is fast forging to the
front as one of Wisconsin's leading
dailies.
Try our Coranacia and Trefoil- Car
dinat farf,,D,a V'hov oro H. lo.oa4
Frost-Philbrick Pharmacy. ct
The Jefferson street sewer has been
completed, The contractors were
Corners Bros, of Kaukauna, and while
we are not in favor of jobs being let
to outside people we are forced to say
that these men did their work up in
short order though it was retarded by
frequent rains.
Jos. Tucholski, of the town of Holton
who was last week arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Lacy, of Milwaukee county, and
taken to the Cream City to answer to
the charge of having abandoned his
newly welded wife, was sentenced
by Judge Neelan to serve six months
in the house of correction.
MIR. and Mrs. lie Roy Durkee, who
live on Sixth street came near losing
their two-year-old son last week as a
result of the little fellow getting hold
of a quantity of kerosene oil and drink
ing some of it. By prompt action he
was saved and has now fully recovered.
FoR RENT-The bakery, corner of
Fifth and Forest streets, now occupied
by Geo. Hess. Enquire of Anton
Schuetz.
James MeCrossen, after the 1st of
June will tear down a portion of his
old home, corner of Fourth and McClel-
len streets and proceed to make mod
ern residence of the same 1t will be
enlarged and hot water heating plant
put in the same. He hopes to have it
completed by the Riddle of September
H. G. Head, superintendent of the
Marathon County Insane Asylum, has
this spring planted out great many
young trees in and about The asylum
grounds. With those planted out in
former years there are row nearly
1000 young trees on the grounds so
distributed that in few years they will
make those grounds handsome park.
FoR SALE CHEAp-A horse, harness
and two seated buggy. For informa-
ton call nj this office aStf
VIM. j Geske and Miss Minnie
krahn were married Saturday evening
at the home of the brides parents on
Lincoln avenue, the Rev. F. Werhahn