Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-15


the Continental clothing store. En-
quire of Chas. Weinfeld. II
When your front door or sash looks
shabby, don't forget to consult Callles.
He has the paints that make them look
like new.
Baron Won Hohenstauffen is made,
by Clay Clement, living personality
in which the audience is interested at
once. -Qndianapolis Journal. Opera
House, Saturday Sep. 10.
Yesterday was the second annlver-
sary of the death of President Mckln-
lev and the carnation, deceased S
favorite flower, was worn by many OF
our people. The carnation is also
worn on Jan uary goth, his birthday.
The annual Wisconsin Hardwood
Lumbermen's Association is in session
this afternson at the Wausan Club
House, quite number of the manufac-
turers are in the city to attend the
meeting. The election of officers re-
suited in B. +. Mcmillan, of this county
being chosen President, and NJ. D.
Colby of this city secretary.
The barn and this years hay crop OF
Assemblyman Herman Miller, located
on the Sturgeon Eddy road, was des-
troyed by fire Tuesday night last, en-
failing loss of about 5000 with no in
surance. Mr.. Miller attributes the
origin of the fire to cigarette smoking
bv BOYS who had been playing in the
barn during the afternoon.
Frank Jaeger, dealer in dry wood.
41O Forest street. Telephone number
500. IT,
Jacob Young aged eighty three years,
died of general debility Saturday at his
home in the town of Norrie leaving an
aged wife. Deceased formerly was
resident of Outagamie county and was
a veteran of the Civil war. For long
time he had been in very poor circum-
stances financially and had been receiv-
ING aid from the soldiers relief com
| mission.
Miss Margaret Alexander, of Buena
| Vista, who recently sold her farm IN
that town, is in the city today She
will give up possession within the next
couple of months, after which she ex-
meets to make extended visits with her
brothers in Illinois, Minnesota and al
Wausau and among other relatives, to
enjoy a we'll earned rest.-Stevens
Point Gazette.
Edward Frisk, charged by Fred
Booming with having conducted him
self improperly in the presence OF the
latter's daughter, Erna, aged five years
was up before the Judge Miller Satur-
day for examination He waived that
formality aud was bound over to ap
near at the next term of circuit court
his bail being fixed at $500. He was
unable to furnish bail and was remand
ed to Jail.
The seasons biggest comedy success
in G. H. Eldon's production of A Hoo
sier Daisy which win appear at the
Opera House, Sunday, Sept 20. Every
where this play is making a phenom
inal hit both artiscalIy and financially
Mgr. Eldon will shortly put out two
other companies in the same play The
company that appears here however ];
| the original one and has Miss Bessie
Clifton in the title role, charter she
created in the original production
The cast includes only well known play
ers so first-class production IS assured
Prices $3.50 cents.
The Kentucky colony, VINO, lie"
years ago settled down near CrandoI
have again been heard from. One o
them by the name of Ezra Combs, go
into row and shot man by the name
OF Olson, in the mouth, the bullet com
ingout of his neck A bystander inter
fered when the Keatuckyan shot hin
through the head. Billy Lord, former
" eh # of police of this city, then ap
peared on the scene aud disarme'
Combs. who made his escape ihroug
window taking the sash with bin
Searching parties are out after tn
man.
The cement sidewalk has prove
itself the most economical sidewalk
the are. 1t lasts for years where
plank walk is in continual need OF II
nair. 1t costs but little more tina
present high priced lumber and alway
rives satisfaction. Ask Archie o. Clar
for estimates.