Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-30

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For SALE.-A lady's bicycle In good
order. Has not been used much. For
sale cheap. Call at this Office If
Pat Curran, of the town of Easton,
has purchased of Crawford county
stock raiser two registered Red Poll
heifers, each two years old.
Judge Silverthorn has reduced the
bail bond of Albert James, now held in
county Jail on serious charge preferred
by young girl, from 81, ,0e0 to 500.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, October 7th..--
| DR.. w A Hazelton and family have
| moved into their newly purchased resi-
dence at sos Second street. The doctor
| still has his Office in the Kiefer. building
corner of Third and Grant streets.
Ed. Blaisdell, cold Blaisa) formerly
making his headquarters in this city,
when he was connected with the Fem
wood Lumber company, has gone into
business for himself He is now locat-
ed in Chicago and will conduct a com
mission business, dealing mostly in
hardwood lumber Mr.. Blaisdell is
one of the best known travelling sales
men on the road and ought to get
some of the business.
| Articles of incorporation have been
| filed for what is known as the Marathon
Farm Land CO., with a capital stock of
! $4,000. The incorporators named in
the papers are Edwin Aitkin, Waukesha;
/ Ii. +. Aitkin, Milwaukee, and III. H.
Manson, of this city. The company
owns large holdings IN Marathon, lin
coin and Langlade counties, and the
principal office will be in Milwaukee.
Contracts will be let in few days
for the new town building to be erected
at Marathon City on the Northwestern
park site lately acquired by the village.
1t will be brick veneered and on the
lower floor there will be quarters for
the fire department and council room
for the village board to meet in, with
fire and burglar proof vaults in which
10 keep the village records. The upper
floor viii be used as hall for entertain
mentS. Work will be commenced on
the building this fall.
Principal r. B. Johns, representing
the new School of Agriculture and
Domestic Economy at Wausau, was in
the city Wednesday. The new school
which is the second institution of its
kind to be established in this country
will open its first term October 9th with
an attendance of about two hundred
pupils The school offers separate
courses for boys and girls and it is an
admirable preparatory school for the
practical lines of education Marshfield
Times.
When once liberated within your
system, it produces most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last dollar to
feel the pleasure of life that comes by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. w. Albers.
Ed: j. Rifleman met with an accident
the other day which might have proved
very serious, as it is, he is able to get
about but not with his usual alacrity
He was out in the country looking over
some land last Thursday, and while on
a pile of old logs looking over the
ground about the same, he Slipped and
fell, his left leg striking a barbed wire
fence A cash five inchesIong was cut
in the front part of the leg, midway
between the knee and hip. While the
wound is painful still it has not resulted
in keeping Mr.. Riseman confined to
his home.
VIM. Lemke, Lying on Kickbusch
street, was injured Carly Friday morn
ing in a collision with a team He
was on his way to work riding wheel
and in turning the corner at the 7. Nj.
G.. A. building ran into a team belong
inc t, la a VaIo iaI
being driven at rapid rate towards the
depot. He struck one of the horses
and in the mix-up the horse was
thrown down on top of Lemke with such
such force as to render him unconscious
The driver jumped off his wagon and
pulled Lemke out from under the horse
and took him to the hospital. While
he was severely hurt it was found that
no bones had been broken.
Fall and winter underwear. all
shades, styles and prices, at Seim Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith charmingly
entertained a few of their friends at
whist last Saturday evening, at their
home on East bill. Much amusement
was had in the manner in which part
ners were secured each gentleman
drew picture from bunch presented
him and it proved TO be the baby picture
of some of the ladies present. Then a
number of the ladies were handed out
ancient pictures of some of the gentle
men present, and that of +. A. Foster
kept them all guessing. At the close of
the game, dainty refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gooding
captured the highest score prizes.
Have your plano tuned by Leonard
L. Fraser. Leave orders at James
Music Store.
Travellers passing along In the vicin-
ity of the falls bridge Wednesday after
noon at four O'Clock witnessed a run
away. A colored piano player, giving
the name of Maggie Thompson, was
passing over the bridge when she met
delivery wagon. The boy driving the
delivery wagon was evidently not
familiar with the laws of the highway
or else got excited at meeting lady of
color, and drove his horse on the wrong
side of the bridge, striking the wheel Of
Maggies carriage which caused her
horse to start suddenly. She did an
2crobatic act that would put the famous
Nelson family to shame, turned several
summersaults and landed on the side
walk next the railing on the south side
Of the bridge She was Immediately
assisted to her feet by pedestrians and
taken to the hospital, where she was
given restoratiyes to alleviate her physi-
cal shock and soon was able 70 proceed
on her way to her place Of employment
MIR. Thomas Jefferssn, the son Of
Joseph Jefferson, is making his fifth
starring tour in rip Van Winkle'i a
play in which he has had uncommon
success and in which he is seen 10
excellent advantage Thomas Jeiier-
son, like his fsmOus father Is an actor
who loves his art as he loves nature,
and on no occasion has be departed
from legitimate means to win popular
ity Ejs impers0nati0n 81 the noted
Rip IS mUdeled on correct lines and
runs successfully the e;itSre gamut Of /
the emotions II csn trutnfully be
said that Thomas Jefferson is one Of
most attractive actors now on the |
American stage. His Rip Van Winkle |
is al Interesting, picturesque ana vivid |
u0rtra 81 Of that famous role SIR 4