Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-02-24
Mrs. Adam Fawcett is very seriously
sick at her home in this city.


fined to her home by severe attack of
the grip.
Supt Karl Mathie has been confined
to his home for the past two days with
the grip.
The recent cold snap was a tough one
on water pipes and many were frozen
up and cracked open.
The Northwestern train which ar
rives from Eland Jet. at noon, was to-
day about two hours late.
Rev. Adam Fawcett has resigned. As
pastor Of the Baptist church and bis
last sermon was preached on Sunday
last.
! Z. j. Riheman has completed his log
| ging operations aud is again on the
road selling flowers, ornamental shrub
berry and fruit trees for Chase Brothers
company
G.. Radke, farmer of the town of
Maine, was sentenced last week to ply
fine of 800 or spend 20 days in the
county Jail, for being drunk ard di>-
orderly. He chose the latter.
VIM Schlueter, resident of Rib
Falls, died Tuesday last at the age of
10, having been confined to his bed
for four days with brain fever The
funeral was held Friday afternoon.
r E. McCermics, a young man liv
ing on the west side, paid $500 and
costs in Judge Miller's court yesterday
for having talked back" to a police
man while he was under the influence
of lntoxicants. 3a
line of buggy paints that are Just
the thing to brighten up your old
buggies and make them look like new
is carried by .. G. Callies. These
paints are ready for use and can be APP
piled by anyone.
Miss Clara Edelmann, of Wausau,
arrived in the city Thursday Miss
Edelmann is to leave soon for California
and her visit to Rhinelander is for the
purpose of disposing of some property
she held here -Rhinelander Herald
The estate OF w. H. Bradley, has
shrunk from the value first placed up
on it, $l5 DOC, 900, to 100000 as esti- |
mated by his only son. Mr. BradleS's !
widow asked for an allowance of ST 0O0 |
per month and has been allowed $500 !
The University of Minnesota has
issued book entitled Rural School |
Agriculture copies of which have found
their way to this city Among the CON-
tributors to the work we find the name
of Prof j F. Volta, former principal
of the Mosinee school,
The snow has been disappearing so
rapidly of late that yesterday and to-
day teams have been employed in haul |
ing snow from the banks about the |
court house square and with this the
bridges are covered so that heavy loads !
may be drawn over them.
The members of Lady Wastell Hive of |
Maccabees are arranging for a dance
and supper to be given on the evening |
of March 18th, ST. Patrick's day. The |
place where the same will be held has
not as yet been decided upon, but it
will probably be Castle hail.
The intense cold on Wednesday |
morning caused the Office towel in this
ilustrious sanctum to fall and break |
in two with dull thud This would not |
have happened had we been burning
some of that wood promised us 10 this !
long time on subscription Tomahawk
Leader.
Andrew Allen came very near losing |
his life while decking logs on Rib river
one day last week. Mr.. Allen was on |
top of pile of logs twenty feet high |
when the bottom logs gave way and he |
came down with the pile As it was he |
escaped with a few bad bruises and a |
mighty bad scare.
Charles Valliere has just completed
successful winters logging on his land |
in the town of Easton Last summer |
Charlie purchased from Mrs Banks, a
little farm ut the north end of the city, |
close to where the canning factory is
now located and he intends to go into |
garden and farming in the spring.
The physicians appointed week ago |
to examine aud determine the sanity of |
Ole Straalsund, completed their report |
this afternoon At the time of the ex-
animation last week Straalsund APP
peared quite rational. but since then he
has been ''off the handle He will |
probably be taken to Oshkosh tomor-
row.
Mrs. NJ V Kenyon died Sunday at
her home in Mosinee at the age of sixty |
five years, after being i'll with consump-
ton for year She was a native of |
Erie Co N Y and had lived with her
husband at Mosinee for some time.
The family formerly lived at Stephen
vile, Wis, to which place the remains
were shipped for burial.
1t is reported that the families Of |
Dennis Herd aud Hugh Noel of the
town of Kronenwetter have the small |
pox DR. E c Fish went over Tues |
day and placed both households under |
quarantine The doctor is of the opin-
ion that there is not much danger 9th |
dread disease spreading to this side OF
The river, but nevertheless our people |
should take the necessary precaution to
keep it from spreading any farther
Mosinee Times.
Aug Ziebell AMI son, viii. aud Dan
Mcdonald and Geo Glenn have arrived
home from Florida where they with a
party of Wisconsin woodsmen were
looking over timber lands for Southern
capitalists. John Wilson stopped nff at
Chicago, W N Allen will visit at Mani