Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-03-25

DIR. Rich, Dentist. Office in new corner
building, north of Post Office, $40 Sd st.
House TO RENT A roomy house,
corner Second and Fulton streets. En-
quire of Mrs. L. Craven
Anton Emerieh, of the town of Berlin,
has been appointed by Gov. LaFollette
as member of the state board Of agri-
Culture.
Fred Beell, the Marshfield wrestler,
is matched t9 meet Max Floskamp, Of
Red Boiling Springs, Tenn, next Satur-
day evening.
NJ. Lipski has recently received from
Chicago new designs for chairs Daven-
port sofas, c0uches, etc. Before plac-
ing an order elsewhere call and inspect
his work
There will be regular convocation
of St. Omer Commandery on Wednes-
day evening, Work in the Temple.
| All Sir Knights are requested to be
present.
A@0hkACJ ~ f1tdCloODs tue ltsiilDCI III III
OF Merrill, purchased last week of
Duncan Bros, short horn bull, ten
months old. The same will be placed
on a stock farm near Merrill.
Christ Blum, aged two years, son of
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Blum, of the town
OF Texas, died Wednesday at 210 McIn-
doe street end was buried Saturday,
the Rev. Ray Norton officiating The
little one had been i'll five weeks.
The Equitable Fraternal Union held
social Saturday evening for the
benefit of members and friends at the
lodge rooms IN the Forest hall. Pianola
music and snort talks made up part of
the programs, which concluded with
dancing.
| Another instance that Wausau is in
reed of more hotel accommodations
was illustrated Thursday evening when
the Sousa band failed to secure room
at any of the hotels and was compelled
to charter special train and go to
Stevens Point.
Mrs. Jennie Simpson, Eife of Elias
simpson, died Friday at the family resi-
dence at Sehofield, the old Grey place.
Fer complaint was peritonitis, with
which she had been sick a week The
fsmily came here from Elgin, H., to
which place the body was shipped on
Saturday nnarnipU
The firm CT C. +. Dunbar & Co. has
been dissolved, w. G. Davenport and
Grin Liljqvest going out of the same.
Mr.. Davenport's health has not been
very good on account of the close con-
finement, and his desire is to be out in
the fresh air more. Mr.. Liljqvest will
remain in tie employ of Mr. Dunbar.
When W. H. Mylrea was in Chicago
recently, Dave Goodwille informed
him that he was going into the mould
ing business, not picture moulding but
the moulding of clay into images, etc.
One very fine specimen of Dawes work
was sent to MIR. Mylrea which is very
suggestive of Dawes favorite pastimr.
Neal Brown returned home Sunday
from West Superior where he had,
with five others, been acting as Judges
in tne state normal school oratorical
contest, Neal being one of the Judges
on delivery. Every normal school
in the state was represented and the
contest was awarded to Miss Charlotte
d. Ray, VINO represented the Oshkosh
Normal, and whose subject was "A Plea
for Shylock'
Get your wallpaper. paints etc. of
Harrison & anderson. Prices right and
good workmen at your disposal, 703
Third street.
A LaFollette club has been started at
Unita with officers as follows:
President--L III Cook.
Secretary--H. j. Kohlhepp.
Treasurer--M. p Thayer.
This is the first of many, so we I'M
oerstand, that will be started in the
county during now and convention
time. The stalwarts are not going to
have everything their own way.
There are certain signs by which we
know when spring is with us. When
we see robins around and the hand
organ makes its appearance it is
pretty certain that the back of winter
is broken. But an invaluable sign that
spring is at hand, is when our old
friend, uncle Billy Wilson, dons his
straw hat and goes to work among his
rose bushes. This he did on Friday fore
noon and in the afternoon it was as
balmy as the most exacting co uld wish.
Now's the time, spring time. Take
Rocky Mountain Tea; keeps the whole
family well. A great medicine for
spring tiredness 35cts. w. w.
Albers.
A merchant in a neighboring town
was kicking about peddlers being per-
mitted to canvass the town and asked
the editor to go ahead and roast them
and the city dads for allowing it. To
please the merchant the editor said he
would. After raeking his brain forsome
time To find words strong enough to fit
the case he finally produced the follow
ing Peddlers and city dads you will
hereby take notice that you are roasted.
The merehsRtfor whom we do this favor
has his job printing done in Chicago.
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Secretary of State Froelich has re-
ceiyed the retlrn of marriages, births
and deaths for 1901 from the country
registers of deeds. The reports this
year are somewhat surprising. as the
total number IF births is nearly 1900 |
less than for the year previous though |
the marriages and death rates have |
increased. Winnebago county reports |
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