Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-29

to bail him out providing he promises
to behave himself in the future, but
before such action is taken the matter
viii have to be presented to the court,
anu Schoeffier's attempt at escape may
somewhat deter the order of his dis
missal
Try sorbetto, at John Young's, 3 for
5 cents.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, August 18th.
a. b. Johns, of Madison, who
has been chosen to take charge
of the Marathon County School
of Agriculture, has rented of Mrs.
Harriet Baker her residence at
the corner of Second and Mcclellan
streets and has moved his family into
same. MIR. Johns is very pleasant
gentlemen to meet and is much i'm
pressed with Wausau and its citizens.
He win take charge of the school
October 1st
Ourreaders will pardon us for dearth
of news this week or for any inaccura-
cies when they learn the reason. 'The
old man'-that is the editorials been
enjoying an outing at Plum lake and
mas become so imbued with the sport to
be found there that he could not be in
duced to get back in time to help out
with this weeks issue and as a conse-
quence the Office force, down to the
devil, has been called upon to lend a
hand in scraping up news.
w. D. Siebecker, of Baraboo, nephew
of Judge Siebecker, of Madison, the
latter brother-in-law of Governor La.
Toilette, has purchased the dental prac-
tice of John NJ. Rich in this city and
will move his family here as soon as he
can secure house to rent. Mr.. Rich
has decided to enter into some other line
of business. but just what he has not
fully decided His successor is a gradu-
ate of thq dental school of the North
western University OF Chicago.
DR. Rich, dentist. office in new corner
building, north of Post Office, $50 Sd St.
Ferdinand Giese, farmer living in
the town of Berlin, suffered loss of
considerable amount on last Tuesday
evening. His cattle were in pasture
not far from the house and when the
thunder storm came up they huddled
together. A bolt of lightning struck in
their midst and seven of the herd were
killed and a number of the others
severely stunned. Four of the herd
killed were milk cows and three heifers.
Mr. Giese is a customer of the Berlin
creamery and the loss of his milk cows
is sorely felt.
On Thursday last four men and six
women patients at the Marathon
County Insane asylum were removed
to the new chronic insane asylum just
completed by Waupaca county, they
being residents of that county This
leaves the number still confined in our
asylum one hundred and sixty-one,
though others will be sent here from
the Northern hospital at Oshkosh to
take the places of the ones removed to
Waupaca. Those taken away Thurs
day were accompanied to their new
home by Supt, Heads sister.in-law,
Miss Thomas.
Mesdames e.. c. Parlin and Jerry
johnson gave picnic Friday at Brokaw
which was attended by nearly hun
dred people. The party went up by
train in the morning and spent the day
in the woods surrounding that village
and the measure Of enjoyment secured
was full. Among those present from
out of town were Mrs Stump and
daughter, Helen, of milwaukee,. aud
the Misses Arlette and Charlotte Fjel-
stead, of Lacrosse. The picnic was
gotten up in honor of the Misses Bessie
and Hazel Argall, of Lacrosse, who are
guests of Mrs Jerry johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Dunbar and
daughters, Misses Nellie and Margaret.
of Wausau, and their guest, Miss Louise
Brener, of Chicago. and Mrs. j. K. Ste
phany, drove over from Wausau Tues
day, arriving in the city about 7:45 p. m.
Mr.. Dunbar is brother-in-law of Dr.
Single, with whom they spent the night
and Wednesday forenoon. They start.
ed on the home journey at 2 p. N. The
Misses Dunbar and Brener are stu
dents at Fassar College, New York.
Miss Nellie and Miss Brener are SEN
iors. Miss Margaret viii enter her
Junior year in September, Amigo
Republican.
Co. Il wiz leave this city Saturday,
Aug. 10Th for Camp Douglas, where the
bays viii Join the regiment for weeks
eneAmpment The company is recruit
ed 1p to nearly the full Quota allowed
by the state TO be carried ard hard drill
work is being prosecuted each week
that the company may make a respect
able showing while in camp. The camp,
as We have previously stated, viii be
known this year as Camp Swanson, in
honor OF Corporal Swanson killed at
Aibouita Pass during the Spanish-Amer-
can war, aud many new improvements
viii this year be noted on the grounds
Of the states military reservation.
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