Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-29
CITY NOTES.

w. F. Collins is engaged in moving
his hardware store into the Mckinley
| block.
1t was necessary to adjourn court
| this afternoon on account of the sick
ness OF Dist Attorney, Fred. Genrich.
East Lynne, as presented at the opera
house Thursday evening, was a very
! good production and drew out a large
house.
The lady members of st. Stephens
church congregation are spending the
day with the ladies of the congregation
| at Schofield.
Mrs Lamar Sexmith entertained
young ladies yesterday afternoon for
| Miss Hattie Sexmith, of Fond du Lac
and ms. Florence Crosby.
A crew of men is engaged in clearing
out the raceway in the old Clarke mill
pond, preparing for the building of a
new dam tor the power house.
The justice office of j. c. Clarke
was moved yesterday from the Albers'
building, Washington street, to Nc
Crossen's building, north of the court
| house.
Before the advance of cold weather,
parents should see that their boys are
| provided with plenty of warm clothing
The best school clothes in town is sold
| by Seim Bros.
The state fish commissions car, "Bad-
ger" passed through the city twice
| during the latter part of the week, on
| its way to and from the state fish hatch
| ery at Minocqua.
| A letter from L. A. Pradt, published
! in this issue of the FILoT, gives the in
formation that he and his family will
sail for the United States on the 10th of
| October and will reach N. Y. City on
the 18th of the same month.
Wherever you see the name of Leroy
j French attached to show you can
depend that it is a good one Mr..
| French is the "show man" that gives
| all he advertises, and money back if
not satisfied. His Peck's Bad Boy Co.
will be at the Opera House next
Wednesday Sep. 30 night. Prices 20
| $3.50 cents.
Senator A. L. Krcutzer yesterday
sold his farm northwest of the city,
known as the old Single farm, to Jacob
Gensman for the sum of $4,000 The
farm contains 100 acres, all but 40 of
which is under cultivation, and on it
is the state experiment orchard of ten
acres MIR Gensman's son, Ed, who is
to be married soon, will live on it.
Arthur Young arrested at Athens,
charged with beating board bill, and
who was with Edward Schmidt on the
afternoon the latter SO mysteriously dis
appeared, was brought before Justice
j. c. Clarke last evening and sentenced
to serve sixty days in the county Jail.
In the meantime something may turn
up that will throw some light on the
latter case.
Mrs. Martha Geier, wife of Albert
Geier, died Friday of child birth at her
home. $50 s. Third Ave, at the early
age of twenty years and eleven months
Her maiden name was Martha Hanke
Funeral was held Sunday afternoon
and was largely attended. The floral
offerings were very extensive, the local
lodge of Maccabees of which the hus-
band is member, presenting very
pretty representation of the Coates
Ajar."
Fred Geske, living at eco Jefferson
street. this morning swore ont a war
rant for the arrest of Carl Koch. who
resides up over east hill, charging him
with assault Geske owns farm east
of the city and was out to his place yes
terday, when fight arose between
himself and Koch, and Geske was badly
worsted He was brought home COW
cred with blood from wounds on his
head, and is in bed today He claims
Koch struck him with a monkey
wrench.
Mrs. B. t. Single and Mrs. j. Knehler
entertained lady friends on Friday
afternoon at the home of the latter. on
Fifth street The amusement was
guessing contest, which was very
spirited and interesting. The prizes
were won by Mrs O. Atnunson and Mrs
Robert Goodwillie. On the evening of
the same day Mrs. Kuenler and Mrs. J
Lull entertained quite a large number
of their young lady friends at whist.
The honors were secured by Mrs Harry
Wood and Miss Dorothy Wheeler.
During the past few months an addi-
ton has been built on the rear of st.
Pauls church for the pipe organ and
choir, steam heating system installed
and other improvements made Next
Sunday there viii be q formal re-dedi- |
cation, for which specially prepared