Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-15
CITY NOTES.

Wheeler & Son have the contract for
putting in hot water heating system
n the building of Henry Dern on Wash
ington street.
A very interesting vaudeville party
was given by Mrs. James Goodvillie to
her lady friends, on Saturday afternoon
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Single.
FOR RENT-The store occupied by
Frank Oswald, as a bakery. on Third
will be for rent from May 10th.
DR.. w. T. LAWRENCE.
M. Braun Il Sons, of Athens have
purchased a new planning mill outfit and
will erect and have in operation within
sixty days time planning mill which
will be operated by cable from the saw
MILL
The Heinemann Lumber Co. of which
Ben Heinemann, of this city, Is presl-
dent, is considering the proposition of
building new heading factory in con-
nection with the saw mill at Heine-
mann.
We make special effort to keep
groceries thai are first class in every
respect. Oul teas and coffees cannot
be excelled. We handle all kinds of
fruits in their season.-Max f. Boehm
Tel 3lS.
The saw mill of NJ. Braun & Sons at
Athens will be operated night and day
for the next four weeks cutting out
Eastwood slaves. 1t has capacity for
saving from forty to fifty cords of bolts
Per day.
Do not forget to call and see the cush-
ion frame spring fork bicycles now on
sale at l. A. Lacerte's who is agent for
these weels. 1t is the only bicvcle
awarded the gold medal at the Pan
American Exposition. 4w
At meeting of Equitable Fraternal
Union held last night it was voted to
vacate the present quarters, Forest hall,
and secure a lease of Fraternity hall.
Possession will be taken about May LIST.
and the meeting nights will be changed
from Mondays to Thursdays.
Last night, Charlie Baker, who has
charge of the night crew in the North
western R'y Co.'S yards in this city. tell
from a box car and was quite badly
bruised and shaken up, as he fell he
struck switch which did not help mat
tiers any. 1t is hoped that Charlie viii
not suffer any serious results from the
fall
Saturday night at about twelve
O'Clock crowd of hoodlums more or
less influenced in their actions by spirits
of corn or barley or both came up Third
street and turned off on TO Jefferson
where one of the number began firing
a revolver A police officer hearing the
noise came running up and caught the
his, who denied having done any shoot
ing. A search of them failed to bring
forth a revolver but the officer after
wards found the gun lying in the gut
ter.
A petition has been forwarded to the
warden of the states prison at Waupun
asking that one, Geo. Sexton, who has
been confined in that institution some
time on an eighteen months sentence
for conducting house of i'll fame but
allowed temporary liberty for the pur-
pose of visiting his wife before her
death Mrs. Sexton now lives near
Schotield aud is on her death bed. The
petition was signed by the district at
torney Fred Genrich, who prosecuted
Sexton, and many other reputable men
SNU no Unuut Will FcCtANt AltcHliOu
from the warden.
Many children eat, sleep and grow
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes healthy family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35cts
w w Albers
Eva, the five-year-old daughter of the
widow of the late Oscar BerquiSt of the
town of Hewitt. was taken to the Home
for Feeble Minded at Chippewa Falls
today noon by Mrs. Mary NJ Dickens,
humane agent. This child is what
might be termed 3 freak of nature
Somewhat below the average child in
size and weight at birth. it has grown
but little s;dce that time. and appar-
entity hs.. no conception "a what IS GO
ing or about IT, About year after its
birth Mrs Dickens made application TO
have il admitted TO the home n
Chippewa Falls. but the Institution was
then SO crowd, that the little one
would not be accepted. DIR. A. W Viii
marth. superintendent, Yesterday wrote
Mrs. Dickens that q place had been
found IN the nursery for the little girl