Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-03-11
CITY NOTES.

at Hilmer Schmidts place tomorrow
evening
Simon f. ReinekiDg was called to
Sheboygan last week to attend the
funeral of his mother. She lacked but
a few months OF being ninety years of
age.
1t issaid that Edgar is to have another
newspaper. 1t will be known as the
Edgar Press and will make its first
appearance April 1st j. L. Hutchins
is to be editor
For sofa, couch, rocking chair, or
any article of upholstered furniture
that you may desire having durability
and neatness, 90 to NJ. Lipski, base
ment Paff's tailor shop.
Spencer is now a village in all that
the name implies, articles of incorpora-
ton having been filed with the reg
lister Of deeds early last week. A popu-
lation of 400 is claimed for the town
No extra charge for filling your pres
criptions with Squibbs, Mercks and
Parke Duris u Cos products for they
are undisputably the best in the market.
Only to be had mt the Pardee yellow
| Front" drug store.
l.. X. Wright, will read . paper on
Central Wisconsin Farms at the six
teenth annual closing of the Wisconsin
Farmers Institute and mid-winter fair,
which is to be- held at Oconomowoc,
March 18th TO the GOTH
An order has been issued to all en-
ployers of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad company that they
must be vaccinated within a given
time. The coInpany's physicians are
now engaged in the work of vaccina-
| ton.
John Anderson, who lives at $40
Park Ave, white working on a shaper
at the Werheim factory friday morn
ing got his left head in contact with
the knives. Result-the loss of his
middle finger and badly lacerated
| hand
Thursday evening at Granite Heights
a camp of Modern Woodmen was in
stituted by George Bullion, district
deputy, assisted by a number of men,
bers of the Wausau camp. The new
lodge will be known as Roosevelt Camp
M. w. A.
There are 500 suits to be selected from
at Seim Bros. big clothing sale, opposite
court house.
Fred, the three-yPar-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Bauman, of the town of
Wausau, died Friday after an illness of
two weeks. The funeral was held yes
terday afternoon, the Rev. Berger, pas
tor OF the Lutheran church of the town
of Wausau, conducting the service.
at the Arntsen & Hirscb mill owing to
scarcity of logs. The season was
much shorter this winter than previ-
ously owing to lack of snow IN the
carly part of the year and to the recent
mild weather, which would not permit
of logs being brought in.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
Specialist and surgeon. will be at the
Bells House March 18th.
At recent meeting of Cutler Post
No. SIS, &. A. r., d. Maxson S. S. Arm
strong and j. N. James were appointed
committee to frame a program for
the obervance of Memorial Dag and
make all necessary arrangements for
the carrying out of the same. These
gentlemen are to report at the meet
ing of March nth
Henry Clapper, an employee of one of
the city bakeries, has the distinction of
being the first one to pay fine under
the new ordinance relating to leaving
teams standing unhitched in the streets
Thursday he was brought before Judge
Miller and paid the one dollar fee, the
penalty imposed for such negligence.
For SALE-Lot 0, block 10, Warrens
Sd addition, two blocks north of high
school building, for sale at bargain
Apply at the PILOT office for terms. If
The Northwestern Flint and Sand
paper Co. is figuring on adding new
and improved machinery to its plant.
This is contingent, however, on the re-
suit of matters now IN circuit court.
A sandpaper expert was IN the city last
week and made an estimate of what
machinery would be necessary to in |
crease the company's output of stock
Peter Laferity an old soldier brought |
here from the western part of the county |
some time ago and who has been con-
fined in the county Jail since, was on
Thursday sent by the authorities to the |
Soldiers Home in Milwaukee. The |
man is old and decrepit, with no home
or money and it is in the hope that he
may be better taken care of that this |
action was taken.
The first game of base ball of the sea
son was played Sunday afternoon on
the flat back of the Columbia Park. |
The Has Been's and Hardly Able's
played nine red hot innings in which
they received rejuveuation frequently
from key fred pop that found its way
down the hill from Mathie'S or Riders
ice houses. The score of the game is
not reported, for the reason that it
might look bad in print, so the players
say.
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. 4
The Knights of Pythias have changed |
the date of their entertainment aud !
dance from Mar,h anfh To the 10Th I