Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22


Have your piano tuned by Leonard
l.. Fraser, leave orders at James
Masie store.
Local merchants complain of scar
city of dairy products at present.
Cheese has been All article hard to get,
while bread lubricants have gone away
up 10 price
Free monsfration of use of Gas
Ranges and Cooking Lessons given by
Miss Ora Blanehar, OF the Milwaukee.
Cooking school, at the Show Room of
! the Wausau Gas Co, every afternoon
this week at o'clock.
! r Cole has bought The entire stock
of small goods Of o Il Colt aud vi put
ia Il much larger stock The piano
( business having increased To snch an
extent that Mir. Colt found il necceSary
To devote his whole time to that work.
COLE 4 Corr
Supervisor Of Assessment Billy Water
house today has his hands full in Civ
ing instructions to the assessors Of the
county, over forty in number They
met pursuant to call this afternoon in
the circnir court room of the court
house We will endeavor 10 give an
outline ofthe work done at this meet
ing in our next issue.
The annual meeting of the Northern
Chief Iron Company is being held in
the city today, at the offices of d l.
Plumer. The following members are
present from outside the city of Wausau:
& FL Gile, Oshkosh. Wis; John Mckay,
Detroit, Mich; II NJ. Anthony, New
York City; Thos Bardon. and Jno. FL
Burch of Ashland, Wis.
WANrED-To employ man to work
on the farm. Enquire of &. w WITTER,
Wausau, Wis.
Getting good dinner becomes
very easy problem after the groceries
are selected. If the groceries are not
right, surely the dinner will not be.
The best way to be sure of a good din
ner is to order your groceries at Max
what is good, but what is best Prices
are always way down-Max +.
Boehm, Tel. 3l8.
" A Anderson has found it nee ssary
to construct a fence arouRd his resi-
dence on the corner of Fourth and
Jefferson streets to keep CANNES and
other dogs from trespassing on his
lawn. He is also constructing an office
and after the same has been completed
the office he now occupies. near the
Empey barber shop, will be for rent
County Supt of Schools John F.
Lamont has fixed July Dist as the be-
ginning of the teachers institute which
will be held in Wausau, continuing for
ten days Pref. + Z. Doty, of Sparta,
and Prof G.. H. MaXson Of Iomah,
have been named us conductors. The
selection of date and conductors for the
Colby institute will be made later.
The family of John +. Marquardt,
living in the town of Wausau, is sick
with measles. There were twin sisters
in the family, Johanna and Emma
aged eighteen months. On the 18th
Johanna died of the disease and early
Sunday morning little Emma followed
her in death, only IL week elapSing be-
tween the passing of each. The funeral
of the latter was held today.
Department of Art and Literature in
Ladies' Literary Club will meet with
Mrs. Samuel Armstrong, Monday after
noon, April 9th. Following is the pro-
gramme:
Quotations from Wordsworth The Department
Paper on Lake Poets... Marion Mcdonald
Paper on Keats ....... Lillian G.. Craven
Ada McCuljouqh
limitations of Immortality. Lizzie W Simmer
Critic....... Emma T. Ryan
Arrangements have been made with
Chas Seymour of New York to give
two lectures at the high school, the first
one Friday evening, next, on Marie
| Antoinette" and the following Friday
he will speak on Charles the Bold"
The price of admission will be p cents
though high school students will be adj
mitted free. Mr.. Seymour spoke here
several weeks ago his subject at that
time being Frederick the Great He
| is "A gifted speaker VI rare eloquence.
The w. c. T. U. will meet in the par
lors of the Presbyterian church on Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock. The pro-
| gram is as follows:
Roll call responded to by organized
| temperance sentiment.
Paper, Women and the w. G. 7. u"
by Mrs. P w Post
Solo by Mrs c. c. Yawkey
Recitation by Miss Janette Wilson.
All are cordially invited
Saturday afternoon Arson Clark en-
tered business place on Third street
and left his wheel standing on the street
next to the side walk Upon coming
out of the building he found his wheel
gone and after waiting for reasonable
| length of time for its return, notified
the police The wheel was found to-
wards evening near the high school but
the identity of the person taking it
there has not been disclosed
Frank Preuss, son of Emil Preuss, a
farmer of the town of Wausau was ar
4 l.. L.
and Will Chellis and brought to the city
and last night taken to the Oshkosh
asylum. Preuss became insane little
over two years ago, and after being
confined at Oshkosh for time was let
out on parole. He has since been at
work on his farther'S farm and be-
haved fairly well until lately. Yester
day he became violent and threatened
10 kill the whole family and word was
sent to the sheriff He was in such
state of mind when arrested that hand
cuffs had to be put on him by force.
1t appears that Emil Breitkreutz,
Wausaus crack sprinter, may not
go to Philadelphia with the Wis
consin University team next week
owing to q little misunderstood
ing with the teams coach Satur
day morning. Breitkreutz engaged
In scrub game OF ball on the campus.
Coach Fitzpatrick ordered him to stop,
fearing an injury to the crack distance
man This Bceitkreutz refused TO do
and as result Fitzpatrick dropped him
from the training table. His place has
been taken by another man who in
trial the day previous covered a mile in
$50 or two seconds slower than Brett
kreutz' timP so that the loss of the run
ner naturally Weakens the team The
coach says, however that he would
rather lose in the East than sacrifice
the discipline of his team. If the Wau-
sau man agrees to obey orders he may
be re-instated.