Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-03-04
CITY NOTES.

IN the Menasha Breeze.
R. w. Pinder has been on the sick
list fbr short time past.
T. W. Burt is arranging to put in an
other chair in his barber shop
1t is whispered about that insurance
rates are to be raised p per cent. in the
near future.
ID. }. Murray and daughter, Miss
Nellie returned home from California
and the South last Friday.
St. Omer Commandery has accepted
an invitation to attend services at St.
Johns church on Easter Sunday.
There is talk of the Wolf River
Telephone, long distance company be
ing built to this city from Wittea Aerg
Get your wallpaper. paints etc. of
Harrison 4 Anderson. Prices right and
good workmen at your disposal, 7O3
Third street
Emil Gerndt who has been employed
in the Office of the PILoT for the past
four years will go to Green Bay on
Wednesday to accept a position in the
Gazette offices in that city.
| A family on the west side, parents
and four children, all had the smallpox
excepting one child, and that was the
only one in the family that had been
vaccinated. Nothing further need be
said.
! The Rhineander Herald claims that
the assessor only found twenty-five
bicycles to tax in that city last year
That's about as scarce as pigs are in
Wausau when sthe assessor comes
around
United States Bank examiner Lyman
! Baird, whose residence is at Austin,
Mimi, was in the city the latter part
of the week making an examination of
the city's banks. This examination is
made by government officer twice
each year.
A whistparty was held in the Spanish
American war veterans club rooms
Thursday evening, at which Charley
Weinfeld and Herb Manson chose sides.
Five tables were occupied, and at the
end of play it was found that Mansons
side had won with sixteen points to the
good.
| Alfred Dechaine while at work at the
slash saw at the Wausau Box and Lum-
Der Co.'S factory last Thursday after
noon, ripping mp yeast foam boxes had
his right hand badly injured by piece
of wood flying back, and hitting him
upon the thumb and first two fingers.
He was laid up for several days.
Albert VInski, of Wausau, is now the
proprietor of the Delmonico restaurant,
having purchased the same from Jos.
Tremblay, and taken passion the first
of the week w H. Nablo. represent
ing the Paff tailoring company. of Wau-
sau, visited with his friend, Editor Sill
verthorn, in the city, Tuesday -Toma-
hawk Leader.
Rev. Fawcett will be absent from mis-
congregation during the month of
March but services will be held every
Sunday in the Baptist church at the
usual hours 1t is expected that Rev.
Hulburt will preach next Sunday morn
ing and evening. Rev. Hulourt has
charge of the state work for the Baptists
and is a very able minister
A boy of 10, named Hayes, whose par
ents reside in the town of Emmett, was
enticed from his home by boy named
Smith, VINO lives in Edgar They came
by devious and round about ways to this
village, where the Smith boy purchased
ticket to Wausau for the Hayes boy,
who went to the city. His father went
there Monday night hunting for him,
but up to Tuesday had not heard from
the runaway ungster.-Edgar Enter
prise.
Lumbermen fear an early breakup of
logging operations by reason of the
very mild weather we have had of
late, and consequently great loss to
them While ice roads will stand an
ordinary warm spell of short duration
they are not prepared to withstand
continued mildness, such as We have
experienced Many lumbermen have
large stocks of logs yet on sideways,
which they are DESTROYS of seeing
banked in the river.
A man at Brokaw was taken i'll with
smallpox last week. One year ago he
was in Minnesota where he would not
comply with the law that required vac
cnation; he threatened the doctor who
came to vaccinate him, and managed
to escape having a sore arm. Now he
has bad case of smallpox, and has ex-
posed his wife and man and his wife
who live in the other part of the same
house. But all have been vaccinated
and there is no fear that they will have
the disease.
The Amigo Telephone company ha,
concluded arrangements for long dis
lance telephone service via Wausau.
Operations will commence soon as
spring opens to admit of construction.
Work material is already on the ground.
This will enable Amigo to communicate
with the outside world as far as Chica
go, Boston and New York and also
western states. Such service will put
Amigo on the same footing as Wausau
and other large eities-Antigo News
Item.
Pete Refs informs ms that himself |
and others have made application to
the state fish commission to have sent |
to Wausau from the state fish hatchery |
next summer 100000 pike These will
be distributed in the Wisconsin and
Eau Claire rivers. In distributing |
fish in this way it is only conceded |
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