Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30
CITY NOTES.

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DIR. Siehccker Dentist, successor to Dr..
Rich, office in Mckinley block.
The Wausau Bbx and Lumber Co.'S
plant has been clbsed down for repairs.
The young folks gave very success
full dance in the Club House on Friday
evening
lr Turbin, Ne eminent German
sp eialist aud surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December Both.
Geo BeIangerI eho has been very
i'll for Two weeks past, is recovering and
IS able to be about the house again
Have you triedany of he imported
beer direct from Muencben, Germany.
which is on draught at The Mint y
John Hoene, al employe in the plant
OF the d. j. Murrsy Mfg Co, hid sew
eral fingers badly crushed while at
work Wednesday, morning.
The Equitable Fraternal Union has
been receiving sd many new members
of late that two special meetings were
held last week fol Initiation
Johr Cassin WILL scale logs for the
Jacob Moltenson Lumber Co at Gallon
this winter. He viii take up the work
at the BEGINNING Of the new year.
1t exei,cs the wpudcr of the world. a
magic remedy, liquid electricity, that
drives away suffering and disease
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35e.
W. w. Albers
The Werheim Mfg. Co has shut down
part Of its planl, but will not close
entirely, which is usual at this season,
owing to a large number Of orders to
be filed
The fire department was called out
Christmas evening shortly after five
O'Clock to the home of Richard Ehreke,
5O9 Washington street, where burning
chimney was causing alarm to the
neighborhood.
Have your books and magazines
bound at Paul F. 5tolze's, $50 Washing
ton street. Phone 25s. n1S-LlS.
A special committee of the cousty
board made an annual settlement with
! the coanty treasurer on Friday last.
The committee disappointed was com
posed Of John R1ngle, John Hinrichs
and Philip Menzner, but the latter was
absent
Anton Kickhoefer, employed as clerk
/ in the store of Gas Scheide on Third
Ave, will be married at seven O'Clock
in the evening Of Jan. LIST to Miss
Martha Behrendt The wedding viii
be celebrated at the home of the brides
parents in the town of Berne.
WANrED-5 lady agents to solicit f,r
the Red Cross Association. Call B.
morrow at 3O5 Third St, doctors office.
(3w-d23)
About 80 ladies accepted the invi-
tation Of the Crystal Cafe for visit to
that place last Wednesday afternoon
and after inspecting its apartments
were treated to coffee, cake, carnations
and a souvenior card The place as re-
modelled is much improved in appear
anee.
The Curtis & Yale factories ace shut
/ down for the purpose of taking inven-
tory of stock ard making repairs.
Factory No. l viii perhaps be closed
until Feb. 1st, as extensive repairs will
be made in the boiler room of the plant,
new archways will be built and the
boiler beds reinforced.
The hotel proprietors are Just e pres
ent enjoying a resi- from an extremely
busy season. At this time of the year
business is slack owing to the travelling
public going home to spend the
holidays After the first of the year
however, commercial men will again
begin their work The railroads also
suffer at this season and travel is very
light,
The old Piumer mill is being stocked
this winter by the Wilbur Lumber Co.
A few logs are icing received but it
will probably be some time yet before
the mill is started up for the seasons
run. The mill will, as heretofore, also
do custom saving. and the operators,
Arntsen q Hirseh, expect to get
enough logs to enable them to run AZ
winter.
Great tonic, braces body and brain,
drives away all Impurities from your
system. Keeps you well. Rocky
Mountain Tea. w. w. Albers.
The engineers and fremen of the en-
tire systems of the Northwestern and
ST. Paul roads have had their wages
raised ten per cent 1t is understood,
however, that freight rates will be
raised accordingly SO that the COM
panies lose nothing by the RAISE in
wage scale About 10000 men are
benefited by the change, but the num-
Der who will be Injured by the second
Contemplated charge cannot be esti-
mated
The Big Bah Falls Whist club. which
/ has SO long mad rooms in the basement
of the First National bank and which
has been kept mp By number Of our
old citizens has moved its headquarters
to the Wausau Club House. 1t must
have been like pulling teeth for Bob
Larner. Capt Leahy and the Others who
comprised the club. to pullup and leave
the hole in the wall" as their really
handsome rooms were termed by those
who were not among the favored, but
they viii 6e fully as much at home
4 in their new quarters in short time.
A few years ago the balsam fir tree
was considered ont Of the most worth
less Of forest trees, bat since the
growth Of the Christmas tree industry
it has taken on an added value. Tie