Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-03-18
CITY NOTES.

Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.
$ Call and see che new line of veilings
at the Elite Millinery store 5000 street.
Dr.. Rich, dentist. office in new corner
building. north of Post Office, $40 Sd St.
Reserved seats for the opera house /
can hereafter He purchased at the Wau-
sau Music House
The run.maee sale in the Trudeau
building on Washington street is still
Being continued. The store will be
open this evening
No one can make mistake when they
are looking for drug store, if they turn
in at the old reliable apothecary shop,
P&rdee's the yellow Front"
Mrs. Albert Casey has purchased of
Thos. Doyle, tie latter's house and lot
at the corner of Ninth Ave and Maple
ST., paying the sum of 5000 for the SAME.
At recent meeting of the directors
of the Wausau Club the resignation of
Chas Edgar, as director, was accepted,
and S. NJ. Quaw was elected in his stead
Henry Ruder, of this city, was elected
a member of the executive board of the
Wisconsin Brewers association at a
meeting held in Milwaukee last week.
Now's the time, spring time. Take
Rocky Mountain Tea; keeps the whole
family we'll A great medicine for
spring tiredness. 35cis W. W.
Albers.
H. H. Manson has purchased of Frank
Foster an eighty acre farm in the town
of Weston, the price paid being $780,
The latter has departed for Seattle,
Wash.
Have your watches and clocks re-
pared by Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed.
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and all
the German Lutheran churches of the
city will conduct confirmation excer-
sises. The classes range in numbers
from fifteen to ninety.
Harvey M. Wadleigh, of Stevens
Point, died last Friday morning of APP
poplexy. He was the only son of
Mathew Wadleigh He had lived in
Stevens Point since 1858 and was well
known in the Valley He was fifty
seven years of age.
The prophecy of those who believe
in the ground hog theory of six weeks
more of cold weather, following the
inability of that animal to see his
shadow upon his appearance from win
ter quarters, appears to have been
without fulfillment this spling
The storm doors of the court house
vestibule were removed Friday by Fred
Rienow, ianitor, who thought spring
change in temperature he has come
to the conclusion that one swallow
does not make q summer.
BY transfer of title on Wednesday
Fred Pagel became possessor of 100
acres of land lying northeast of town
about a mile from the city limits This
land was formerly owned by Thos
Doyl and was purchased by Mr.. Pagel
for 1900. About forty acres of this
farm is cleared Of timber.
A new swindle has come to light at
Two Rivers, Wis A stranger appeared
there some time ago and worked among
the farmers of the outlying district
claiming to have been delegated by the
state board of health to vaccinate all
persons had not already underwent the
operation. For this he claimed fifty
cents for every head. He worked the
scheme successfully for time when he
was reported to the state board.
When he got wind of the fact that the
board was after him he decamped for
parts unknown!
DR. Turbin, Che eminent German
Specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House March 18th.
Yesterday wasithe 18th of Ireland, the
anniversary of the birth of the patron
saint who drove she snakes and toads
of the emerald isle to such shame that
they left the auld sod and hied them
selves to Stevens Point. VIM Sweeney
was heard to sing that song entitled,
ireland will be Ireland when the Dutch
are on the bum, ":while Irish Dan, who
was decorated with shamrocks, smoked
his stub pipe and. played the game of
forty with Pete Murray.
Mrs. Emile Steffin, who was sent to
the insane asylum at Oshkosh about
two months ago, died at that institu-
ton Saturday. She was sufferer
from consumptiGu, and though in
very weak state while in Wausau,
city charge, she would nightly sally
forth and cut up ''elidoes" that disturbed
the neighborhood! She was originally
from the town of Spencer, but parted
from her husband some time ago and
removed here with her three children
and became charge of the city.
For sofa, couch, rocking chair, or
any article of upholstered furniture
that you may desire having durability
aud neatness, go to NJ. Lipski, base
ment PATS tailor shop.
NJ. G. Ewing was at Milwaukee the
latter part of the week for the pur-
pose OF attending meeting of the |
laundry men, tho result of which |
was the organization of what |
will be known as the Wisconsin Lauu-
dryman's association. The meeting,
which was attended by about seventy |
laundrymen of the state and many from
outside, was brought about mainly /
through the efforts of Mr.. Ewing. who
read q naner before the convention