Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-12
CITY NOTES.

Dunbar has them all styles.
Dr.. Siebccker dentist, successor to DR..
Rich, Office in Mckinley block.
The editors of The German papers of
Wisconsin will meet 10 Ashland this
week, on the Is, l6 and 18th.
Co. l., of Rhinelander passed through
the city on Saturday bound for Camp
Douglas, where the Second regiment
that day wentinto camp. Three special
coaches conveyed the company.
Makes the fires Of life burn with
steady glow Renews the golden,
happy days of youth That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 81 cents.
w. w. Albers.
A partnership has been formed by
T. 4. Damon, of Athens, and F. F. Ches
ak, former resident of Poniatowski,
now of Madison. These gentlemen will
do a general loan, mortgage and real
estate business.
This has been the coolest summer
| known In this section for years. The
past week has been more like October
weather, it being necessary to have
fires in most of the residences in order
to be comfortable.
The county judge has been informed
that VIM. Hess, who was sent to the
Northern Hospital for Insane at Osh-
kosh from this city last spring but ,gho
for some time has been ont on parole,
has been returned to that institution.
A number of the local camp of Wood
men attended the joint picnic held Fri
day at Norrie by the camps of Hatley,
Birnamwood and Norrie. The picnic
was held at Mayfiower lake and the
day being cool, the event was greatly
enjoyed.
The boys of Co. q held competi-
tive shoot Sunday with Co.'s A, ID
and + of Neinsville, Mansion and Port
age. The ten highest scores of each
company will be footed up at battalion
headquarters at Neillsville and decis-
ion made.
For Restaurant, doing large
business, or will rent with furniture.
Call at this office
Miss Bertha Trevitt gave a recital at
Colby on Friday evening last. 1t was
first intended only to be given before
the teachers, many of whom had met
there to attend the institute and ex-
aminations, but later it was decided to
invite in the public. The entertain
ment was largely attended and well re
ceived
Among the interpretations made in
the office of the secretary of state the
past week is that of the Wright Land
company, of Wausau. The capital
stock is s25, 200, divided into 252 shares
of 800 each. Tie incorporators are
Louis K Wright, Mark G. Bells and g.
ID. Jones and a general real estate bust
ness will be carried on.
The suit of Buchanan & Baker against
the two young men who were charged
with stealing that firms watermelons
from a car, few weeks ago, was with
drawn on Wednesday in consideration
of the young men paying for all the
melons taken. tits said their co-part-
ners in the job came to their aid fnan-
cially, rather than be exposed.
Next Thursday forenoon, at ten
O'Clock, the members of Lady Wastell
Hive, l.. o. T. NJ. Twin assemble at their
hall where they viii form picnic party
| and 90 down to Rothchilds on hay
racks we'll filled with hay. At this re-
sort they will eat dinner and spend the
afternoon. Before returning home in
! the evening they will also partake of a
supper.
Call on A. b. Wheeler 4 Son if you
have anything in the line of hot water
or steam heat, plumbing or gas fitting
all work promptly attented to. If.
DR. and Mrs W. H. Monroe went
to Chicago several weeks ago for treat
ment, entering the Presbyterian hos
pital About four weeks ago the doc
tor was operated upon and is now
out again. Two weeks ago Mrs Mon
roe passed through an operation for
laporotomy, and is also gainiugrapid
All of which will be news to many of
their friends Merrill Star.
Jake Simmer, of near Wausuu, has
devised a scheme to rid his corn fields
of crows. He soaked shelled corn in
strong solution of arsenic aud scattered
it around his field In the morning he
went over near his woods aud found
over 100 dead crows 1t is said that
nearly 500 crows partook of the banquet
and have not yet turned up at their
homes Athens Record
According To thefollowing from the
Unity Register the editor of that paper
win live high for the balance of the sum-
mer and we envy him
Last week we experienced one of
those pleasant surprises which seldom
befall the country pencil pusher. 1t
came in the form Of an armful of mann
9th green vegetables from the garden
| of Ephriain Mayville, the oldest resi-
dent in the Fourth n ard
Buy your ice cream for parties,
socEihles and for home use of John
Young,
Paul Schmeling caused Frank Perske
and Adolph Anerhaeh to be arrested
aud brought before Judge Clarke on
Saturday for having the previous even
ing administered To him severe beat
ing. Sehmeling is q man while the de-
PENDANTS were mere, boys, but the COM
plajnant was done up as his eouuten-
anee betrayed in court. The boys
| plead guilty and were fined 81 aud costs