Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-11-18

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lected 5000 for the county on a claim OF
s94S against Ontagamie county for the
taking care of au invalid belonging to
the town of Buchanan, that county.
Judge Silverthorn is now holding
court at Rhinelander. There are three
murder cases on the calender in one OF
which John O'Donnell and Edward
Daily are held for the killing of conduc-
tor Young last summer.
The ladies of the Universalist church
invited the gentleman of the congre-
CATION to supper in the basement OF
the church, last Wednesday evening.
1t was a gathering very much enjoyed
by all who were present.
Frank juneau has been appointed
janitor and jailor at the city hall and
has moved into the building. He draws
a salary of $50 monthly from the city,
free rent, fuel and water and received
25c for each meal furnished prisoners.
He is required to answer night calls for
police.
Albert Huek body and Miss Margaret
Feltis were married Wednesday after
noon by the Rev. f. A. Pease at the
home of the brides parents in the town
of Wausau The groom is son OF
Chas. Huckbody, of the town of Maine
and the bride daughter of John Feltis,
both old residents of the county.
Those people of this city who watched
for shower of Leonides on the even
ings of Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of last week were disappointed, for
the sky was cloudy on those evenings.
On the eth, however, they may have
an opportunity of watching the Andro-
medes, meteors with short, luminous
appendages
On Thursday morning Fred Pagel
died at his home, corner of Washington
and Seventh streets after short illness
the cause of death being attributed to
bronchitis. He was born in Regenwald
Ger, 60 years ago and for 81 years had
been a resident of Wausau. He had
been married four times and is survived
by wife and son. Funeral was held
Sunday afternoon from st. Stephens
church and was in charge of the Ger
man Sick Benefit society, of which de-
ceased was a member.
Miss Minnie Bishop, graduate nurse,
5i2 Scott street Telephone 405. If
A party of Wausau hunters, j. p.
Werle, w H. Covey, L. P. Gilman, w.
A. Hett, Ed. Smith and another gentle
man, passed through Athens bound for
Baldwin creek last Saturday. As they
were going down the hill near the depot
No met them and the horses swerved,
breaking the pole, and the side of the
hilEWas covered with provisions, mostly
brown fluids put up in bottles. No one
here knew what it was but our city
friends explained that it was a concen-
trated food, similar to the rations by
soldiers, four drops being equal to a
pound of beef in feeding value, Athens
Record.
Do you want a good COW ? If so call
on w ID. Wilter He has several very
fine cows, which he wishes to dispose
of. If.
A writer of the Milwaukee Journal
ought to be more careful in its asser-
tions, because it may get some truly
good young men into trouble. In its
issue of Nov. 18th, in trying TO show
that the stalwarts helped to give Karl
Mathie the large majority which he re-
ceiyod in this county, stated that the
wife of j j. O'Koneski, secretary of the
republican county committee, signed a
circular to support MIR. Mathie." Now
this is objectionable, while Mr.. Dixon
eSki il regarded by many manageable
young ladies in Wausau and various
towns of the state with much favor, up
to-date, he is travelling along life's path
way, with a mighty cold winter ahead,
in single harness. The Journal owes
the girls an apology for the shock given
them.
If strangers, or novices. spoil your
sewing machine, you have no recourse,
A. Z. Bailey guarantees all work to
give satisfaction shop at 6i2 Fourth
street, Phone s43. If
Mrs, Emma Martson died Tuesday
evening last at her home In Johnson's
addition, the cause OF death being
diptheria The family but recently
moved to that section of town and =
daughter aged ten years was taken sick
with what the family supposed was a
severe cold and sore throat, After the
girl had nearly recovered the mother
was taken sick but the nature of the
disease not being known physician
was not summoned until shortly before
her death. Two girls have been striek-
en- with the disease since their mothers
death while two osler children, boy
Of three ytsrs and girl of seven
months have been exposed While the
appearance of the disease in this fani =
msy have been caused by nnSani,ary
esn3itions Of that locality, extra pre-
cautions have been taken to prevent \
spread of the disease.
Prom this date on. l viii attend
strictly to timing. regulating and re
pairing. Orders taken Tor me year or
single tuning at~trost X PhtlbrieS 5
drug store. ,sl6 Third street. next to
paSf Office. Ii viii lz2y you 10 talk this
matter over with me. Best Of reference
anss work guaranteed.
I.EoNARD l.. FRAZER,
Expert piano tuner