Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-25
CITY NOTES.

DR.. Rich, dentist. office in new corner
building. north OF Post Office, $50 3D. st.
"Axe-men wanted to clear right-of-
way for Nj. L. d w. R'y. Camp seven
miles south of Gleason Wages Sl.75.
board So 80. KIMBALL & WILLIS;
The fire department received a call
on Thursday evening and Friday morn
ing, both chimney fires. The first one
was on Cherry street, the second one
near the tanneg.
If you want couch, rocking chair or
a piece of upholstered furniture of any
description go to Nj. Lipski and place
your order. He manufactures them
and guarantees all work
The students of the Wausau Business
College held their annual reception
and ball Friday evening at MERGERS
hall. Cones orchestra furnished music,
and pleasant time is reported
-Four members of the Apostolic Evan
gelical church were baptized Sunday
afternoon at the First Baptist church,
Rev. A. F. Lemke, pastor of the former,
performing the baptismal ceremonies.
Ha Hal. Hall! My stomach's well
Cannon's Digestive Juices did it.
Frost-Philbrick Drug Co.
Henry q. McCrossen has received a
re-appointment as receiver of public
moneys in the United States land office.
This is certainly a recognition of
MIR. McCrossen's ability as public
officer
A burglar arrested at Neillsville
lately was found to have well devel-
oped case of smallpox and in conse-
quence all prisoners at the Jail and
Sheriff Campbell are at present in quar-
antine
Maria Rath, aged rs, died at her home
in the town of Texas Friday after an
illness of two months. Interment took
place Sunday, Rev. Berger, pastor of
the German Lutheran church of that
town officiating
For SALE-Lot 0, block f2, Warren's
Sd addition, two blocks north of high
school building, for sale at a bargain
Apply at the PILOT office for terms. If
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Rosenback, of
the town of Weston, were called upon
Wednesday to mourn the death of their
infant daughter, Rose. Funeral was
held Friday afternoon from st. Mary's
church, this city.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Grand Army Encampment was
held in Stevens Point last Wednesday
and it was decided to hold the Encamp-
ment in Stevens Point on the 18th, 18th
and 18th days of June.
Work has again commenced on the
residence which is being erected on
north Fourth street by James McCros-
sen. 1t will be completed before sum-
mer sets in, and will be occupied by f
B. Huntington and family.
Worn ingram and brussels carpets,
any size desired. Write to Baraboo
Towel Mills, rug department, for cir
cular. Only first class work turned out.
Baraboo Towel Mills, Baraboo, Wis.
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The Wisconsin Central railroad re-
Gently issued an order that every en-
ployee on the road be vaccinated or pay
would he stopped. The company's
physicians were busy all last week in
iecting vaccine into the mems arms.
The warm days of the past week has
put damper on the farmers work of
hauling logs into town. Unless more
snow comes soon this work will cease
entirely, for the hills are entirely bare.
The saw-mills in the city that saw hard
wood are now pretty well stocked up
with logs.
Reduced rates west via the Chicago,
Milwaukee ard st. Paul Railway, COM
mencing Saturday, March LIST, and daily
thereafter, through March and April,
exceptionally low rates for one way.
Second class colonists' tickets will be
made to points in Colorado, Montana,
Idaho, Washington and Oregon.
r. GOODRICH, Agent.
At Appleton Wednesday, meeting
was held by paper manufacturers and
the Northwestern Paper and Pulp Man
ufacturers' ASSN was formed The OBJ
iect of this association is for mutual
benefit among members and to adjust
differences with the Western paper
trade. All members are Wisconsin
manufacturers. The Wausau Paper
Mills Co. was represented at the meet
ing.
Thursday afternoon at about four
o'clock John Ahrens, of 426 Cherry
street, had the misfortune to lose two
fingers at the Curtis 4 Yale factory.
He was at work at the up saw, but get
ting too close to the same two fingers
CT the left hand were cut off, while the
oilers were SO badly cut as to cause
fear that amputation may have to be re.
sorted to.
The sky looks hluer, the sun shines
brighter. feeling of Youth and strength
ereeps over the soul after taking Rocky
Mountain tea made by the Madison
Medicine Co. So els. W. w. Albers.
Kar! Mathie. city superintendent of
schools. departed yesterday for Chicago,
where, for the next three days he will
attend the annual meeting of the Super
iutendents association. tie will then
be joined by his brother, Ed, and they
will go to Los Angeles, Cal, where Mr..
Mathie, rs administrator of the Frank
Mathie estate, will settle up some mat
terS relative to that estate He expects
to be gone about month