Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-01-14
CITY NOTES.

BELLS House Jan. 2Sth.
What is known as the Hewitt district
school house below Schotield has been
closed on account of smallpox.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred DeVoe are now
the house owned by VIM. Viii
son, corner of Fourth and Mcclellan
SITS.
IL. q. McCrossen and family, are now
occupying rooms in the SchoIfield
corner of Fourth and NlcCiel-
Ian Streets.
Have yonr watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed.
There is a strike in the paper mills at
Neenah and an attempt is being made
to make it general throughout the state
but so far, it is confined only to that
city.
The Merrill Star commenced its
fourth year with its Last issue. Brother
Allen is making the Star a newspaper
worthy of the name. May 1t continue
to prosper
Bernie Benson, who for several years
past has held position in the offices of
the Curtis & Yale Co., is now acting as
travelling salesman for that concern,
vice E. Blaisdell, resigned
e. A. Lunde, of Grand Falls, Tex,
has purchased the j. McLeary farm on
RIB just west of town, paying $4,000
for same. He will move his family
here shortely and take possession.
Mrs. j. ID. Coleman has recovered
from her illness lasting three weeks
and will, IN about weeks time, join
her husband in Arkansas. She has al
ready shipped her household goods.
A. j. Kruger, who has clerked in the
grocery stove of John Kiefer for nearly
twenty years has embarked in business
for himself He has stocked the store
building at 7l2 Third street with
groceries.
This week Mrs E. B. Pulling pur-
chased Assemblyman Frank A. Cady's
handsome residence On Third street the
consideration being $1,000. Possession,
it is understood, will be given about
February -rMarshfield News.
Many travelling out of ST. Louis OF
late when registering at hotels, put
the year 1903 after their name in place
of the name of their home town. This
is done to advertise the Worlds Fair,
which will be held in st. Louis year
hence.
What would you think of grocery
man il he sold you sand for sugar?
What do you think of druggist, who
offers you a substitute for the Madison
Medicine Co.'s Rocky Mountain Tea.
w, w. Albers.
The Mosinee Times, with its last issue,
entered upon its seventh year, under
the guidance of VIM. NJ. Genetc. The
Times has become valuable agent in
the advancement of Mosinee, and
which the citizens of that town seem
to fully appreciate.
Gustaf Sam, charge of the town of
Texas, who had been taki1g treat
ment at the Riverside hospital, died
Wednesday of consumption. He had
been afflicted with lung trouble for
about four years past. Interment took
place from his parens's home in the
town of Texas on Thursday.
The Masonic fraternity, of Merrill,
are arranging to build Masonic Tenn
pie in its city. A site has been selected
on Main Street where the stores of Pc
terman and Norway and Wylie stood
and which stores burned two years ago.
The building will be constructed sim
liar to theWausau Mas pnic temple.
State Superintendent !, L. D. Harvey,
has appointed John +. Lamont, our
county SUPERINTENDENT, as manager of
transportation and hotel accommoda-
tons for the Wisconsin contingent that
will attend the meeting of the National
association. This meeting
will be held in Minneapolis next July
Small pox hasNbroken out in the or
phan asylum just outside of the city
limits of Green Bay, and now no visi.
tore o,.a allowed C,,ot II ~ Had 80
the Marathon County Insane Asylum,
has shown that he is the right man in
the right place for he has not allowed
general visiting at the asylum since the
first spread of smallpox was announced.
Cali on T,os. Delaney if you have
in the line of plumbing or gas
fitting. All work will be promptly at
tended to. If.
The annual convention of the Wis
consin Retail Lumber Dealers associa-
will be held in Milwaukee on the 4th
and 9Th days of February. On the even.
ing of the 5th the lumbermen will start
on Southern trip touching at Louis
vile, Mammoth Cave, Chattanooga, At
lanta, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Sa-
vannah, Charleston, Richmond, and
Washington, provided two hundred
can be secured.
The directors of the Stetten Mutual
Fire Insurance Co, held an annual
meeting last week and reelected the
old officers and voted to extend the ter
ritory of the company to the town of
Johnson ard Maine and eight more sec.
tons of Stettin. The total number of
losses paid out during the year was
s.. i6s.el. Since the organization of the
policies to the amount of 81 /.
s54, 0l0.66 have been written.
Let us speak Of man as we Ind him,
And censure only what we can see,
Remembering that no one can be perfect,
Unless he uses Rocky Mountain Tea.
W. W, Albers.
|. j Weeks. the local representative
IF the International Correspondence