Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10
Wausau Laundry CO. cleans carpets

Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.
Big reduction sale in silk and cotton
shirt waists at Athens.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, June 9Th.
MISS s. Huntley. ME Nellie Vaughan,
has been very sick at her home in Das- |
sail MINI She is now improving
Behind the Creekp will hereafter
be known as the Northern Wausau
News" The old name was the better.
Miss Bessie GayEor, of Grand Rapids,
Is now busily engaged in her work of
cataloguing the books of the free pub
lie library
Dan Finney has Just completed the
work of painting AID decorating the
home of Robert Freeman in the town
of Emmett
For RENT-The store formerly occu-
pied by Frank OSWALD, as a bakery,
on Third street, is for rent
DIR. WIT. LAWRENCE.
Mrs. L. b. Casweai, nee Miss Anna
Rogers, died at her acme in Fort Akin
son last Saturday of inflammatory
rheumatism
1he Steyens Point papers say that
the Winninger Bros.l furnished an ex-
eellent entertainment in their city
/ last week. From all accounts the
boys seem to be doing a large business.
Grand Avenue park will be opened
to the public next Sunday afternoon, at
which time there wiz be grand picnic
given by one of our popular German
societies. This park is the oldest one
in Wausau
Wise is the girl whose sense of self
tells her TO take Rocky Mountain Tea
1t fills her full of vigor and there is
always honey in herheart for you.
w. w. ALBERs.
Peter Gallagher, who now resides
IN Duluth, who was formerly citizen
OF Wausau and who is brother-in-law
of Mrs. John Donneily and John Whal-
en-, had his leg taken off, recently by a
log train passing over the same
Geo. Halder and family are now
occupying their home at 6l0 Kickbusch
street. DR. and Mrs. Paul Riebe have
just moved out, and are residing with
Mr.. and Mrs. KarGs for a time I'M
til their home is built on Warren Street.
Mrs Kate McIndoe returned Monday
from Sault Ste. Marie, where she spent
several days with her sister Mrs. w. l..
Beers, who was seriously ILL., At pres
ent she is reported to be out of danger.
-Rhinelander New North.
Messrs R. f. Parcher and C. F. Dun
bar capitalists of Wausau, accompanied
by their wives, stopped off at Amigo
Sunday while returning from the north
| They were guests of.Dr. and Mrs. H ID.
Single.-Antigo Republican.
DR.. w. I. Lawreace has purchased
two lots off. RADIANT, on Jefferson street
| just east of Seventh street. There were
three lots in there owned by Mr. Radiant
and Chas. Helke purchased the other
one. Mr. Lawrence will build several
residences for renting.
Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Huntington have
moved into the new residence which
JAS. McCrossen has recently built on
his property on Fourth street They
transferred their goods on Saturday
last and are now hard at work settling.
John Young has taken down the
partition which divided his store, and
has placed his candy kitchen in the
basement. This gites him tie whole
upper floor for his store and ice-cream
parlor, etc. 1t is a much needed inn
provement.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Dunbar, prom
nent Wausau people, were visitors in the
city last Sunday The object of Mr..
Dunbar's visit here was to consult with
w. l. Beers, of Sau.t Ste. Marie, who
a. his agent, purchased over forty
thousand dollars worth of real estate
there for .-Rhinelande New North.
John Mathie, of the Mathie Brew
ing company, of Walsau, was in town
Wednesday and while here got his leg
pulled for five dollars to help out the
baseball Edgar Enterprise.
If they can pull Johns leg over there
to the extent of S. FIR their base bail
club the home club won't do thing to
him when they get i%to the leg pulling
business.
Umbrellas repaired, recovering
promptly and neatly done, by j. G.
Remfrey, 3l2 Second St.
n John Lerum, who has held a posi-
ton with Weinfeld Bros, for four
years past, resigned The same last Sat
urday He has accepted a position
with the Jacob Millev cigar factory as
travelling salesman. He will take in
the whole northern part of the state
in his travels. Mr.. Eerum is congen-
ial and whole soulad young man, and
we perdict for him much success in this
line of work.
Repairing of watches and clocks at
Dunbar's jewelry store will receive
prompt attention. If
The Wisconsin State Firemen's Asso-
citation will be held ia Reedsburg, June
Is, 10 and GOTH Over 500 firemen will
be present aud participate in the con
tests on that OCCASION One feature of
the tournament will be dress parade
held on the second evening. The tour
nament this year, promises to be the
best ever held. Sl20) will be spent for
prizes and amusements. A one-half
rate has been provided on all railroads
throughout the state
ChaS. Sweeting, assistant state dairy
and food rornn,iSSifsnar who Sacnrad