Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-05-06
CITY NOTES.

key. +. Werhahn conducted Sunday
school services at Scholield Sunday
afternoon.
L. E. Spencer, nj. d., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner Third and
Mcclellan streets.
The premium list for the fair to be
held this fall by the Marathon County
Agricultural society has just been
issued
There will be a special meeting of the
Home and Educational department of
the Ladies' Literary club, at Mrs. c. C..
Yawkey's, Friday ? p NJ.
Emil Adams and Miss Emma Grob
were married Saturday evening by the
Rev. Otto Ringle.' They have gone to
house keeping on Grand Ave.
A young man in one of our grocery
stores says there is a certain girl in this
town go pretty that all she has to do is
smile on the potatoes and they are
mashed. .-Ex
A novel feeling of leaping, bounding
impulses goes through your body. You
feel young, act young and are young
after taking Rocky Mountain Tea 35
cents. w. w. Albers.
Anton Schuetz last week purchased
of Mrs Vim. Waser of Milwaukee, two
houses and lot on jackson street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, the price paid
beingSl, 700
Fred Schwendner, the boy arrested
at Athens some weeks ago for an un-
natural crime was yesterday sentenced
by Judge Miller TO serve two years in
the Green Bay reformatory.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, May Goth.
Sam and Chas. Livingston of Wausau,
and David Livingston, of Merrill were
ia the city last Saturday looking over
the business houses here. The Living
Ston brothers have large general stores
at Wausau and Merrill and are thinking
seriously of locating .-Marshheld
Times.
Philip Rosenthal, young man living
in the town of Cleveland was brought
TO town yesterday byhis brother who had
Drs. Dickens and Kitzky examine his
mental condition, and they found him
insane. The boy suffered a sun stroke
year ago and since that time he has
been falling in mind to a perceptible
degree.
Smallpox appears to have about
died out in this section. There have
been no cases reported in the city
for some time and chose in the country
are few and isolated. However this is
no reason why precautionary meas
ures should not be taken to check a
breaking out of the disease again in
the fall.
The time check forger IS again doing
business with the sterekeepers in the
Wisconsin valley. Che forgeries dis
covered so far are on time checks is
sued at Camp No. /, of the Robbins
Lumber Co., of Rhinelander One
check originally made out for 81 was
raised to read $50 and two others drawn |
by the camp foreman for 50 were raised |
to read S29.
Geo b. Carley, of Medford, died of
pneumonia last week the funeral cere-
monies taking place on Wednesday
Deceased was brother-in-law of S. s. |
MesServey and a cousin of Mrs F. Gill |
ham and Mrs. W f. Mccullough Mr.. |
and Mrs. Messervey and Mrs. Gilham |
were In attendance at the funeral.
The northern district of Modern
Woodmen has been enlarged so that it |
now takes in-the counties of Marathon,
Wood, Langlade, Lincoln, Taylor, |
Clark, Price and Shawano and the same |
is under the jurisdiction of deputy head |
counsel Geo. Bullion That gentleman
is kept busy in getting recuits for the !
different lodges, reviving interest, etc.
For SALE CHEAP-A horse, harness
and two seated buggy. For informa- |
tion call at this office. aS-tf
At the time OF the electrical storm
last Tuesday evening the house of Jas.
Champagne, who lives few miles east |
of Kelly, was struck by lightning,
which damaged it to considerable ex
tent. Mr.. and Mrs. Champagne had a
narrow escape from being killed They
were lying in bed at the time the bolt
struck the building and their bed was
completely shattered. Mrs Cham
pagne was stunned for the time being
but her husband was uninjured.
Wausau Assembly No. 81, Z. F. IT,,
has changed meeting nights from Mon
day to the second and fourth Thursdays
of each month. The next meeting will
be held May Sth at the new place of
meeting, Fraternity hall. On the 22nd |
of May there will be a house warming
at which the supreme officers will be
present aud an elaborate program will |
be prepared, which will include a sup
per. Each member is allowed to invite |
a number of friends.
FoR RENT-The store occupied by
Frank Oswald, as bakery. on Third, |
will be for rent from May 10th.
DIR w L. LAWRENCE. |
VIM Kerbach, of the town of John
son, who was arrested some weeks ago |
for attempting to kill his wife by shoot
ing at her twice with Winchester rife |
has been liberated from jail. Saturday |
his attorney was successful in securing |
for him the 81 900 bail bond required |
and Kerbach is now very happy man. !
1t is the opinion of many that he would |
have went insane if he had been kept
in jail much longer, for he fretted and
worried over his position so much that
ne was on the verge of 9 collapse.
For the past few days, o. G. Callies !
has had bird of a strange and queer |
species on exhibition in his show win
dows, and many have made guess as |
to what branch of the bird family the /
stranger belongs and these guesses have /
been varied. Mr. CalIies secured the |
bird from Fred Colt who lives near the 1
Eau Claire river east Of the city. Mr. I
Colt found the bird in his barn one /
morning and brought him into town
for the purpose of having him killed 4
and mounted when he was induced by
MIR. Callies to sell bis find The bird is
as large as the boarding house spring
is of grey color aud has a very
long neck and beak and is evidently Of
some water variety Mr. Callies offers
s. 42 to anyone guessing the name Of
the species of this bird aud the follow
iBg are a few of the guesses SO far as
handed in Pillilan bird, thunder
bumper. walk-up- the-creek, red raven
split, Canadian bnzzard
Such are the woes Of a country edi
tor: For instance, if yon publish jokes
with whiskers on them SOME will say I