Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-03-24
CITY NOTES..

Veneer Co.
: The boxing bouts at Oshkosh last
tuesday night were witnessed by a
delegation from this city.
Dr. Turbin, The eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, March oath
The dance given by Lady Wastell
Hive, l.. .. i NJ, last Tuesday evening
was social and financial success.
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto MuelleI' jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed.
Thursday last Jacob Simmer sold to
w. III. Randall, Of RosendaIe, one bull
calf and two heifers receiving $500 in
payment for same.
Emil Hack arth and Herman
Nentzke will leave in few weeks for
Roseburg, Ore, near which place they
have taken up timber lands.
There will be dance, Easter Mon
day evening, at Gus Steinberg's place
on Merrill Ave Cones orchestra will
furnish music. All are invited 3t.
1he Brehner & Saizman mill west of
Rib Hill has closed its operations with a
cut OF 1900, 900 feet of logs, mostly be-
longing to The Curtis & Yale Co.
The Aug Kick busch will contest will
be tried on its merits before Judge
Webb at Grand Rapids at the May term
OF circuit court for Wood county
Boys knee pants, the double kneed
and seated kind made by Mrs. Jane Hop
klns, for sale at Seim Bros. at soc. They
are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The ladies of the Universalist society
will give household sale at the church
on Friday, April Sd, to which all are in
vited to attend. Supper will be served
from $50 O'Clock
We buy wall paper 10 quantities d.
rect from the factories at lowest posi-.
| bic prices and give you the benefit.
MTSTM s, BOOK < Wall Paper Store.
New patterns in shade curtains con-
stantly being received by M Lipski,
who believes in keeping up with the
times. Anything in the upholtering
line done with neatness and dispatch
Phone 5l2
YE Gods The Kansas City Times sug-
gests assigning Carrie Nation to smash
4 a bottle of water on the keel OF the
battleship Kansas We see that editors
finish as soon as Carrie reaches K c.
Waupaca Republican.
Meyer Max, who conducted the Hub
clothing store in this city. has filed a
petition in bankruptcy at Sheboygan,
his liabilities being estimated at $25 600
Max owned several stores through the
state and these have been closed.
Thos Cosgro7e, aged three years,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs John Cosgrove of
Sidnhw, Mich. died Wednesday of
commissions, at aosinee,, while the par
ents were visiting friends there. The
remains were shipped to Sidnaw for
burial
Fred Petrie, better known as "Buck-
/ shot, last Tuesday (St. Patrick Day.
/ imagined that he was a son of Erin,
and in celebration of the day secured a
| glorious jag and was gathered in by
the police. He paid s. and costs in
court next morning.
! VIM. Waterhouse received telegram
Sunday announcing the death of
Herbert Thompson, son of his nephew
ii. l.. Thompson, the child dying in Mil
yankee Saturday night Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson were here ona visit with the
boy about three seeks ago.
1t used to require ingenuity to induce
people to read advertisements. Now,
however, people understand that it is
just as much to their interest to know
what the advertiser has to sell as it is
for him to tell them Therefore the adj
vertisements in popular newspaper
are read by great majority of the buy
ing people.
The Stevens Point journal says -
The promoters of the Wisconsin
River trolly line have secured fran
chises now for the passage of the line
from Plover to Wausau, all except for
the town of Dewey in this county and
one town and the city of Wausau in
Marathon county. The ordinance
introduced at Wausau is almos. identi
cal with the one passed here and it is
expected that it will be adopted at the
next meeting.
Theresa Braun aged so years, died
Wednesday at the Riverside hospital
of pneumonia and old age. Two years
ago Mrs. Braun and husband, who
lived near Athens, decided their prop
erty TO the hospital in consideration
and shelter them the rest of their days
and they have since made that their
home. The funeral was held Thursday
afternoon. The old lady is survived
by her husband.
The Curtis 4 Yale mill in the town of
Berlin closed down Saturday after
most successful winters run. About
1,S00, 900 feet of mixed logs were cut
during the winter, which is about 200,-
600 more than has been cut in previous
seasons. As soo9 as the roads will
permit the work d hauling the lumber
to the city will cosrenence. Col. Pier,
who has been experimenting the work
at this mill, says The past winter has
been one of the best ever known for the
country mills.
VIM Latin, of the town of Hewitt,
yesterday brought to the county clerk
the hides of badger and two wildcats,
collecting on the latter bounties
amounting to four dollars Latin is a
mighty hunter, and since moving on
his farm in the town of Hewitt has
killed fturteen wild cats, a bear, and
great many smaller animals. Last
spring he had an exciting experience
by being attacked by wild cat which
had loosened itself from a trap in which
it had been caught
Three buns were gathered in by tie
police Sunday. One gave his name as
JAS. Harris and the judge recognizing
in him an old offender gave him ten
days sentence in the county iaii on ire
and water and the sheriff SAYS he will
give him no side dishes with this diet.
Another, who said his name was jos.
Kennedy, was givea thirty minutes to
leave town and wnkn last seen he was
maxim tracks for Merrill The third
was one legged man, and gave his
name as JAS Keely He claimed to be
sick and was sent down to the jail to
recover before sentence was passed.
VIM. Maggie a youth aged eighteen
years, il now an intimate of the county