Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-05-06

Umbrellas repaired, 3l2 Second st.
Miss Nina Eldred will graduate from
Vassar College in June.
DR. Rich, dentist. office in new corner
building, north of Post Office, $50 Sd St.
Paul Jaeger expects to go TO Aatigo
about May 10th and open a fruit store.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, May Goth.
Gretchen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burr Jones, was very sick the past week
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Gertrude Allen, of Chicago.
mother of Mrs w e. John, arrived in
Wausau last Saturday on an extended
visit.
Mrs. George Hart and Miss Hattie
Dopp attended the WollenschEager-
Durfee wedding at Stevens Point last
week.
Those wishing thoroughbred Flynn
outh Rock eggs for settings shoula en-
quire at 1928 Franklin street of Geo. A.
Brown. asst
Frank and John Winninger returned
home Friday evening having closed
their seasons engagement with Forth
Bros repertoire company ut Rochester,
MINI.
Next Thursday, Ascension day, the
following services will be held 1T st.
Johns Episcopal church-HOly com-
muniou at 100 A. NJ. Evensong and
address at 4;S0 P. NJ.
Don't waste your money on worthless
limitations of Rocky Mountain Tea.
Get the genuine made only by the Madi-
son Medicine Co. A great family: rem
edy. s. cents. w. W. Alb9rs.
The family of Ed. Single, numbering
five, with Mr. and Mrs. Single. have all
been sick with the measles the past
week. They are very much improved
at present writing.
Measles and pneumonia appear to
be the prevailing disease amodg chill
dren ut present. They go hard in
hand and several deaths have already
been reported and quite few are: in a
dangerous condition.
Mrs. Clara Boeteher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next To German
Lutheran church. ContinemeutS and
and all other kinds of sickness takeh at
the house. IT,
r. s Dickens, station agent NJ: Bro
kaw, last week purchased OF EDWARD
Fitzgerald the latter'S store hnildiag on
Third Streot near the Murray foundry,
together with lie stock of groceries.
The store viii be conducted hy| Mrs.
Dickens. and the family viii occupy the
upper rooms as living quarters.
c. s. Curtis of the Curtis Il Yale Co.
WauSau Wis, was in Minneapolis this
week visiting the Minneapolis aead-
quarters, of the concern. MIR. Curtis
says their NauSau factory is loaded UP
with work and if they could get enough
men they would run an extra SEift.-
Minneapolis Lumberman.
We have the haudsOmeSt and; best
equipped grocery you'd expect q ind
anywhore-very large and complete
Stock-only the better grades of goods
and through the great volume of bus
mess done we are able 10 make lower
prices than any other store. This fact,
together with satisfactory service,
leaves no reason why yen shoula not
trade here -Nax. f. BOehm. Tel BIS
DELI McCroSSen, who has been Su-
perintending work at the Quaw LINN
her company'S mill for nearly fiveSl ears
past, has resigned the position aad Is
going into the real estate business wSth
his brother. Charlie, with headquarters
in ST. Paul Chas McCroSSen. within
the past few years, has heeomc kaowR
as one Of the most SuecesSt=4 lane! OPP
orators in Minnesota. The new firm
is low negotiating for about a0.G00
acres of land ia North Dakota "0ell"
departed last Sunday evening fGr st.
Paul