Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-03-31
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Dr. Siebccker dentist, successor to DR..
hlch, Office in Mckinley block.
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work, enquire at 6l4 Fourth street.
The city schools closed Friday even
ing for a brief vacation. They will
again be opened next Monday.
Emil Holman is contemplating open
hardware store on Clinton street OPP
posite the Curtis & Yale factory
Ike Stone has moved his bicycle shop
to the building formerly occupied as a
flsh market on Washington street.
Mike Burek and son, James, have
purchased the Douglas & Saindon
grocery store in the north part of town
The sale and supper at the NJ E.
| ing was a financial as well as a social
| success.
WANTED-Lady aud gentlemen So
licitOrs TO solicit for the Wausau Red
| Cross Medical Association. Enquire at
705 Franklin street
Mrs Corinna Martin has sold her two
| frame dwelling houses on Washington
street to Max Cohen, proprietor of the
Fair store, receiving So, 800 for the same.
We buy wall paper in quantities d.
rect from the factories at lowest posi-
bic prices and give you the benefit
MUMM's, Book Il Wall Paper Store.
Dan Danielson is making numerous
improve ments in his building on Third
| street, among which is the installing of
largo show window on the Grant
street side.
John Lerum sold his residence. No.
COS, Sd Ave s., to Aug Deichsel, Thurs
day. He will build residence or his
lot on Stewart Ave, which will cost
about 81 200.
EGGS FOR Thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rock and Black Langshan eggs
| for sale Enquire at f23 Franklin
street. [m17tf1 GEO. A. Brown.
Walter Radiant, aged thirteen years
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry RADIANT,
died Tuesday evening of diptheria at
the family bone, 100 Clark street. He
was buried on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kelly entertained
the expert whist club on Saturday
evening. 1t was very enjoyable even
ing in every way. Mrs. n. I. Kelly
made the phenomenal score of 80 per
cent
Duncan Bros on Friday last pur-
chased the entire herd of Shorthorns OF
s. S Iverson, of Stevens Point, consist
ing of ten cows and two bull calves.
This makes the total number of Dun
can Bros herd, forty-five.
Remember the household sale and
supper to be given by the ladies of the
Universalist society on the afternoon of
April Sd. Supper will be served from
$50 O'Clock.
Mrs HI. l. Rosenberg mother, Mrs.
Sarah Fowler, died at her home in
Bellaire, Ohio, on the 22d inst. of
typhoid fever She was IS years Oft age.
Mrs. Rosenberg had been with her
mother several weeks previous to her
death.
On Thursday Mrs James OBrien
was notified of the death of her mother,
Mrs. John Hayes, at ManitOwoc. Ac-
companied by her daughter, Helen, she
departed for that place the same day to
attend the funeral. Mrs. Hayes was u
years of age.
DR.. w I. Lawrence is adding an
other story to his store building on
| Third street occupied by John Young
and the Bazaar store. When completed
| the building will conform more to the
uniformity of the height of the struct-
ures surrounding it.
PIANO TUNING-also regulating and
repairing, best of references Leave
orders at Frost Philbrick's
| LEONARD l.. FRAZER.
Postmaster Trevitt has received in
| structions from the department to keep
the postofice locked hereafter on Sun
days, except during the time of the de-
| livery Of mail from 1890 to $50. Here
| tofoTe the door has been open during
the day for the accommodation of the
/ public.
Geo G.. Morgan, a sanitary and by
| drolie engineer, of Chicago, was in the
! city on Wednesday looking over our
/ water system. He stated that during all
! his experience of many years, such
situation as exists with our system, has
never been presented to him. The only
remedy he could offer was to get new
water supply.
The decorations in Fred Levenhagen's
! show window caught fire Thursday
| forenoon in some mysterious manner.
| Fred had arranged miniture toboggan
| slide, and had the window recess
covered with cotton to represent snow.
] He also had some pipes with celluloid
mouthpieeeS on display, and 1t is
thought that the sun focused on these
and started the blaze.
At the meeting of the directors of the
Marathon County Building Loan and
| Investment company held Friday even
| ing the old officers were reelected.
! board of managers was also elected
! composed of Anton Mehl, F. p Stone,
| ChaS Zahn and f. A. Hecker. An
| appraisers committee was appointed,
| the following being members: n. Hell
! nemann G. F Dunbar and Chas Zahn.
| The building committee is composed of
| e. ID. Jones and Geo. Halder.
| wANTED-SEV ERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
| aeter and good reputation in each state zone in
| this county requiredl to represent and advertise
| financial standing. salary S2l.00 weekly with
| expenses additional all PAYABLE in cash direct
| each Wednesday from head offices Horse aud
/ carriage furnished when necessary. Refer
! ences Enclose self-addresSed envelope. Colo
NAL Co, SSi Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The thirteenth annual convention of
! the north central Wisconsin Uniol of
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
| Eudeavor will be held at Merrill on
Wednesday and Thursday, >April and
?. The meetings viii oe held at the
West Presbyterian church, and the
street car company, OF Merrill has con-
scented to carry all the delegates free.
Those on the program from Wausau
are Rev. 5. n. Wilson, s. A Martin,
Mrs. NJ. T. Reeves, Miss Alta Colby
and Mrs 5 q Martin A large num-
Der will go .ip from WauSau
c. c. Miller the special land agent
of the government, who makes his head
quarters in this city, has been investi-
eating homestead entries in town 40,
range II, in Burnett county, and as
result has reported to the department
at Washington twenty Ven entries
for cancellation. 1t appears that the
majority of these entries were made by