Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-02

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Judge Silverthorn. is holding the fall
term Of court for Villas county at Eagle
River this week. The term will be
barely completed ere court will be
opened in this county.
The Edgar Enterprise printing outfit
was moved to Tigerton last week 1t is
said the paper win continue to live
though its news columns will be filled
by the long distance plan
Dunbar & Lilieqvest have received
lately large stock of diamonds in
various settings which they win be
pleased to show the public If.
Thos. Connors is the name tramp
gave in Judge MilIer's court Saturday
morning, and claimed a residence
where ere he hung his hat. For the
information he was given jail SEN
tence of fifteen days.
The brick house ut the corner of Fifth
and Washington streets owned by
Julius Quade, of Marathon City has
been purchased by Mrs. Corrine Mar
tin, the price paid Being $500. Mrs.
Martin win occupy the lower floor and
will rent the balance of the house
Gail on A. B. Wheeler & Son if you
nave anything in the line of hot water
or steam heat, plum bing or gas hitting;
all work promptly attended to- if.
Otto Young and Miss Elizabeth Trep-
tow were united in marriage on
Wednesday evening last. The cere-
mony took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand
Treptow, 6ls Forest St., and was wit
messed only by relatives of the parties
most concerned.
The barn of Philip Drumm, who lives
at l21 n Tenth Ave-, was consumed by
fire on Friday morning at about 1 80.
AS soon as the fire was discovered Aug
Marquardt sent in al alarm but it was
then too late and Mr. Drumm lost his
barn, together with i COW and a num-
Der of chickens.
Save S. on a Si5 suit or overcoat at
Weinfeld's closing out sale.
Gertrude Hillsberg, the girl friend of
the unfortunate Eunice Odette, was ex-
amined Wednesday before Judge Miller
and was committed to the Industrial
School for Girls at Milwaukee She
was taken to that Institution on Friday
by Sheriff Marquardt accompanied by
Mrs. Marquardt.
The Barker & Stewart mill was
closed down on Saturday aftera sue
cessful season's saving. About twelve
million feet of lumber together with
the usual amount of Iath, shingles, etc,
were cut since the mill was started in
the spring. The plant is being re-
stocked for next year.
VIM A. Brady's successful pro-
duction Way Down East which will
be seen here later in the season, draws
the element OF its popularity from the
simplicity of IFS story and the absorb
ing interest which it inspires in the
various characters which make up its
story. Once the audience gets to know
the people in the play it watches
every movement with intense interest.
Order your Ledgers, Journals, Day
books, Account Books of Paul + Stolze,
$50 Washington street Phone 25s
The fall term of circuit court, which
was adjourned from Sept. sth will con-
vene next week, beginning Wednesday,
Dec 10Th. OF the ten criminal eases on
the original calendar tve have been
one nolled and four are for
trial. Since then several more have
been added, one of them being the
case against Frances Gottschalk, who
murdered her babe, tie latter part of
October.
The tax roll for the city will be placed
in the hands of the treasurer in few
days for collection. The city clerk
has found considerable work this year
in making up the roll on account of
extra taxes 10 the property holders on
account of maeadamiaing, sewers, etc
The rate OF taxation this year is s27l
per 500 of valuation against sS.45 for
last year. The taxes remain about the
same. however, fol the valuation of
has been raised.
PIANO TUNING-alSo regulating and
best of references. Leave
orders at Frost -Philbriok's.
LEONARD L. FRAZER.
Tuesday evening last while the Sorth-
Western yard crew was hauling a train
of loaded ears from the factories in the
lower end Of the Seventh ward the
switch engine jumped the track at the
Third Ave. crossing aud nearly crossed
the street before it was stopped Tnc
crew worked all night and nearly al of
the following forenoon in getting the
engine back on the track. There is
sharp curve at this point and stone
had become wedged between the rail
and the plank crossing which threw
the wheels off the track
Pau f. PrehSs. member of the firm
Of PreEss x Hoehtritt and Miss Augusta
Girxs~ood. oldest daaghtar of Mr. and
Mrs. JAS. II. Girdwood were united in
on Wednesday evening at st.
Paurs church. the Rev. Il Schaer Off
ciating. AS groomsmeu there were