Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-12

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10Th.
A class of over thirty will be gradu-
ated from the county training school
early in June.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, nay 18th.
Coffee-we carry about 20 grades at
all prices from Zoe per pound te 46c per
pound. MAX E. BoEHM.
Men wanted, to peel hemlock bark,
by the month or by the job. Apply to
or address Barker & Stewart, Wausau,
Wis.
S. S. Meservey has purchased of An
ton Eichert residence and lot at 805
Grand Ave, the sum of 100 being
involved
FoR SALE-I offer my residence and
GROUNDS, at the corner of Sixth and
Warren streets for sale
E. S. CLEMENcE.
Rev L. p Valentine, of Chicago Uni
yersity, presided at the services held
morning and evening Sunday at the
Baptist church.
ExCHANGE-Indiana country store for
good farm land. Give particulars in
first letter. Address Peter Wehrley,
Lafayette, R. R. No. 8, Indiana.
Alex. Giese was arrested and brought
into court last Saturday on a criminal
charge preferred by Miss Martha Har-
der. The case was adjourned until
May 18th
Mrs. Clara Boetcher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next TO German
Lutheran church. Confinements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house IT,
DR.. w. G. Dickens has had a crew of
men at work the past week building a
cement sidewalk around his property
at the corner of Second and McIndoe
streets. 1t is 240 feet in length.
Rumor has it that the Sells-Fore-
paugh circus will show in Wausau
Saturday, June Goth. This circus
showed here two years ago, on the day
that President Mckinley was shot
0Louis Desham, of this city. severely
injured in sawmill at New Richmond,
was brought home Thursday evening
and taken to the Riverside hospital.
At present his condition is improving.
Frank Mccain, the st. Paul R'y.
Co.'s yardmaster who was injured
about three weeks ago in a railway
accident near the Goodwillie box
factory, is able to walk around again
with the aid of crutches.
Much interest is attached to the APP
pearance of Mr. William Owen at the
Grand this evening '"The School For
Scandal" The play is the most
brilliant comedy ever written and Mr.
Owens production of it is a most meri-
torious one.
A crew of men is now driving the
Spirit river cut of logs to the mill OF
the alexander Stewart Lumber Co.
The drive entered the Wisconsin river
Wednesday, and the prospects are fair
for an early cleanup" between this
city and Merrill.
The best test of the superiority of the
High Standard liquid paint is to spread
a gallon of it with any other paint on
the market The local agent, R. Hoff.
man, has unboupded faitn in these
paints and will stand the expense of
test 112 Scott street.
Winninger Bros theatrical troupe
departed yesterday morning for Mat
toon, whore the company will play for
five nights They will be back here
for rehearsals Saturday and Sunday
and then go to Merrill for an engage
ment before showing here.
Carl Haupt died Friday at his home
on the west side after lingering ILL
ness, his affiiction being cancer of the
stomach. He was seventy years old
and is survived by wife and three
children The funeral was held Sun
day from St. Stephens church.
Someone who has evidently been
reading the PILoT and been keeping
posted on recent events has been doing
some scribbing on the placard on the
door of the sheriff's Office in the court
house. The Office has been dubbed
Hand cuff shop" and States prison
agency"
Prices on wall paper change each
day at Callies' wall paper store. They
change hourly, or we might say every
minute for TO get at the truth Mr.. Cal
lies makes his prices to fit your pocket
book. Calies, so his customers say,
and his competitors do not dispute it, is
this season selling asuperior wall paper
in all grades.
Henry LaPorte, carriage rider in
the night crew of the Brooks & Ross
mill at Schofield WAS badly bruised and
injured Wednesday night A log being
loaded on the carriage struck the lever
controlling the steam feed and started
the carriage in motion LaPorte in at
tempting to escape injury jumped off,
and striking the wall, fell back on the
carriage.
Aug Maibach, the west side barber
was served with warrant on Saturday
charging him with attempted theft.
He is alleged 10 have made an attempt
to remove a sack of oats from the ware
house of the Cash Trading Co., which
act was discovered Maibach admits
being at the warehouse but it is alleged
states the sack had tipped over and he
was only righting it.
Nearly dozen residents of Sheboy
gan county were in the city last week,
coming to the county for the purpose os
investigating our agricultural resources
They visited the farming section and
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