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

Fifty standard bicycles receive the
best wheel on earth for $500 + +.
Dunbar's.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, September9
The republicans of the city will hold
ward caucuses on Saturday to elect dele
gates to the county convention which
is to be held Tuesday next.
Thursday evening while Dave Glea-
son was awaiting the arrival of train
at the st. Paul depot he lost an envel-
ope containing 1913. He is under the
impression that it was the work of some
light fingered individual.
Bernard Mass, of the city, and fred
JAM, of the town of Bergen, two of
the jurors for the next term of court
were found to be aliens and therefore
were required yesterday TO take out
citizenship papers.
The Winnebago Presbytery is in
session at Marshfield this week Those
present from this city are Rev. S. N.
Wilson and Fowler P. Stone, also Inc
home missionaries of the Presbyterian
church, John Muir and Revs. Ray Nor
ton, Knudson.
The tissue paper mill of the Wausau
Paper Mills Co. which has been in
oo,reo 81 oonstrpat;on for sox,aro !
months back will be started in opera
ton this week. The mill will have a
daily capacity of about three tons of
paper and will employ about twenty
five additional men and women.
John Brennan, of Stevens Point, and
Erasmus Corrigan, of PlaintieId, were
sent here Friday by the state admins
tration to explain to the people the
beauties of primary elections and tax
reform as advocated by the La Toilette
crowd. A small and unappreciative
audience listened to their remarks at
Kroening's hall
A most delightful song service was
given at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday evening 1t was farewell
evening to Mrs H. H. Foster, who will
depart for the South to reside the latter
part of this week. Those who took
part were Mesdames H. H. Foster, A.
H. Adams, Miss Cornelia Schaer, and
Messrs. l.. L. Fraser and A. q. Wilson.
F. NJ Deutsch last Saturday sold the
Northwestern park at Marathon City
to the village for the sum of 81 600.
The park contains a block of ground
and with the opening of spring an en-
CINE house will be constructed on the
grounds, and there win also be large
hall built for entertainments, and the
grounds will continue TO be used for
park purposes.
The St Paul depot grounds are now
being filled in with top dirt There is
quite an area to cover and the filing in
will extend as far north as Franklin
street. When sufficient dirt has been
dumped onto the grounds crew OF
men will level them of and in the
spring, If not this fall, The company's
gardener viii take the matter
in charge and prepare park about the
depot la all probability cement walks
will not be laid until spring. that the
ground may settle.
The poverty" party given by Mrs Nj.
A. Hurley last Tuesday, WAS one of
the NEST unique social events ever Civ
en in the city About fifty ladies
responded to the invitations. and they
certainly appeared poverty stricken as
they wendell their way to the Hurley
home where a most enjoyable season
of whist was had Mrs E. L.
Bump and Mrs. X. H. johnson
were the prize winners aud the trophies
were in Keeping with the occasion At
the close Of the game. Mrs Hurley
served very tempting refreshments.
The afternoon viii long be remembered
for the genuine pleasure al present ex-
perienced