Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-28
CITY NOTES.
Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets

OcO. Deldhger mas purchased the
Adam Fawcett house and lot on Adams
street.
l.. f. Spencer, NJ. d., office in the
Mckinley block. corner Third and
Mcclellan streets.
Rev Ferris. of Lacrosse, preached at
the Baptist church Sunday There was
a large attendance.
Dr. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, May 18th.
The First National bank has increased
its circulation, the past week, $4,000,
makinaAhe whole amount $4,000.
Albei Michler and Miss Anna RAJ
duecheT were married Wednesday,
Rev. F. Werhahn performing the cere-
mony
Our new wall stock is now in and is
larger and finer than ever. We are
Offering some great bargains.
MUMM's, Book q Wall Paper Store.
F. A. Denk, who has been an attend
ant at the insane asylum, resigned his
position on Wednesday last Mr. Denk
has held the position niue years.
II E. McEachron, of this CITY was re-
elected as president of the Wisconsin,
State Millers' association at a meeting
of that body held in Milwaukee last
Wednesday.
Ludwig Bahr, aged sixiy-six, died
last Tuesday evening. at his home in
the town of Berlin He was buried
Thursday afternoon in the town of
Berlin cemetery.
Miss Mary Mehl, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Mehl, and Albert Gromoll,
of Merrill were married Saturday after
noon the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. F. Werhahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Venlzke were
rendered farewell reception Tuesday
night at Fraternity hall by the Macca-
bees. They departed later in the week
for their new home in Oregon.
The fire department was called out
Saturday afternoon to queBch a blaze
that had started from defective stove
pipe in the residence occupied by Den
Finney on jefferson street. But little
damage was done.
Peter Halling, who has been at Fen
wood, managing the store of the Fen
wood Lumber company of that town,
has resigned and accepted a position
with the Kickbusch Grocery Co, of this
city.
The newly elected officers OF Wausau
Lodge No. 24S, b. F. O. E.. were in
stalled Thursday evening. Eleven can
didates were also initiated and follow
ing the ceremonies a banquet was held
at the Novelty restaurant.
The mail carriers of Wansau kept
tab one day last week on the mum Der
of miles Travelled during the day, and
the average for each man was eighteen
miles. This, too, was on one of the
Gays when they had heavy mail. On
Que of the other days the average would
be higher.
Mr. aud Mrs Jacob Simmer will this
week, move out on their farm in the
town of Wagsau for the summer.
They are to give up the house of VIM.
Wilson on Fourth street, which they
have occupied for the past two years
Mr.. and Mrs f W. Shatto will go into
the Wilson house.
In the application of the ATTORNEYS for
the defense for a new trial for Frank
Schwantes, convicted year ago and
sentenced to serve life Imprisonment
for the murder of William and Ernestina
KlokOw, the district attorney has pre-
pared his bill of exceptions covering
600 pages, exclusive of the clerks
minutes. An effort will be made to
have the matter brought before the
August term of the state supreme court.
The rink opera house, at Stevens
Point, was destroyed by fire on Friday
morning. 1t was erected during the
roller skating craze and was the largest
rink in Wisconsin. 1t was, later, con-
verted into a theatre and had seating
capacity of 1000. During recent years
it had been used for large civic and
political gatherings. 1T could not have
been built now for S15 600. There was
AT insurance of only $500 on the con-
Germ
There is move on foot to build
another hotel in Merrill on the west
side. Merrill has had several hotels
built during the past few years, and
yet right here in Wausau people have
to take the streets or go to Marathon
City, Mosinee, Edgar and other towns
for want of hotel accommodations. If
this order is not changed very soon,
there will be IA siege of hotel building
in Wausau.
WANTED. -F~r its keeping during the
summer, a driving horse. VIII take
the best care of the same and return in
good condition in the fall
w. B. SCHoLFIELD.
Dr. A. w Trevitt, of Wausau, spent
part of the day in the city. and while
here greeted a number of old friends
and acquaintance which he made
when he was a resident of Stevens
Point. The doctor who is also post
master ut Wausau, and Neal brown
have been East on business connected
with a proposed electric line between
Merrill and Plover. He stopped here
on his return to consult with j l..
Barker as to local conditions in refer
ence to the line.-Stexens Point Jour
nal
About forty eagles of this city viii 90
down to Grand Rapids in a special car
Thursday where on that evening a
branch of the order will be instituted,
Albert Abraham, of West Superior,
deputy grand president, having charge
of ceremonies Three goats will be
taken down by the WauSau party, led
by three members rugged up in fantas-
tic uniform. At the depot they will be
met by brass band and escorted up
town, and after the conclusion of cere-
monies in the evening, banquet will
follow.
EGGS FOR sALE-Throughhre1 Ply
mouth Rock and Black Langshan eggs
for sale, Enquire AT 62S Franklin
street. Iml7fl Gro. = BROWN.
John Slow Dog aud Geo. Snakes-iu-
his boots, the two Indian boys arrested
here Tuesday last, were sent hack to
romah that same evening, in charge of |
he conductor of the st. Paul passenger
rain. Trey stated that they were on
heir way 10 the keShena reservation |
Ind had raG away from the govern !
nent school for the reason that eondi- /
ions there were uncomfortable. Hardly |
year passes but what some of the stu |
tents of this school run away and they i
III have the same tale 10 tell. of cruelty /
md excessive work being heaped on |
hem, and nearly every year the matter 1
; aired in the press from the principal 1