Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-07
CITY NOTES.

hememDer The Lawrence University
Giee club entertainment this evening.
Ask for the Ruder book beer. On tap
Friday, April 10th to the 18th, inclusive.
Mathie's book beer will be on tap on
April 10Th and during the Easter holt
days.
On Tuesday evening last a son was
born unto Mr.. ard Mrs. Rudolph Hoff-
man.
DR. Turbin. the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, April 2lst.
Pat Delaney's lease Of the Riverside
hotel having expired, the owner. Peter
Hunt, is again IN charge
r. w. Pinder il now in the Danielson
building on Third street, having moved
from the Braatz block on Scott street
last week.
Miss Inez Norman had the misfor-
tune to sprain her ankle one day last
week. since which time she has been
confined to her home.
Our new wall stock is now in and is
larger and finer than ever We are
offering some great bargains.
MUMM's, Book IL Wall Paper Store.
Remember that the Liederkranz will
celebrate its 10th anniversary by giving
a concert and dance at Columbia hall.
on Easter Monday, April 18th. Every
body is invited 2w
A. Blair, who for great many years
resided on Grand Ave. arrived in the
city last Wednesday from Lincoln, Neb.
He has since gone to Michigan with
daughter, on visit.
A child was bitten in the face last
Friday by large St. Bernard dog
owned by Charles DeVoe. The dog
was, later in the day, shot and killed by
policeman Anton Anderson.
Clarence Goodwillie has been placed
on the board of editors of the Williams
Weekly, a paper which is published
every Friday morning by the students
of Williams College, at Williamstown,
Mass.
Rev. S. n Wilson lost brown kid
glove while on his way from the city
10 Grand avenue, yesterday morning.
The finder will please leave same at his
residence and receive situable
reward.
c. b. Dopp, who some time ago sold
his property on the west side, has con-
Guided to build a house on the east side
on lots at the corner of Ninth and War
rem streets. He is now digging trenches
in readiness for the stone walls
A. A Book was kept pretty busy last
Saturday filing out pension vouchers.
There are about fifty pensioners in
Marathon county and each year finds
the number growing less. Time is
certainly thinning the ranks of the old
veterans.
The newly appointed superintendent
of the Marathon county insane asylum,
j B. Thomas, of milwaukee, is now in
the city and is at the asylum making
himself familiar with the work Mr..
Head will remain in charge up to the
first of May
Blecha Bros, of Athens, have traded
the Athens House to Ed Schaller, of
the town of Halsey for a farm of 100
acres. They will devote their time in
the future to other enterprises needing
attention which they have heretofore
been unable to give.
Web. Brown, Jr., went to Wausau
last Saturday for a short visit. He
returned Tuesday afternoon on fine
saddle horse which he purchased from
Jud Alexander The animal is of
blooded stock and is highly priced by
the new owner.--Rhinelander New
North.
Homer Sampson, who has held the
position of delivery clerk for w. a.
Baerwald for the past year. will resign
the position about the middle of April
and go to Ripon where he will take
a position in the college of that city.
He also expects to take a course of
study in that institution.
st. Martha's Guild will hold its an
nual cake sale at French's store Satur-
day, April II All kinds of cakes,
white and brown bread, beans, GRO
quetts, doughnuts, cookies and desserts,
and most everything for your Sunday
dinner. Their hygienio toilet articles
and home made rugs will also be on
sale
wANTED-SEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
acter and good reputation in each state lone in
this county required) to represent aud advertise
old established wealthy business house of solid
financial standing Salary S2l00 weekly with
expenses additional, all payable in cash direct
each Wednesday from head offices. Horse and
carriage furnished when necessary Refer
NAL Co.. 1874 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The PILoT is in receipt of copy of
"The Bay View Magazine published
at Detroit, Mich, which contains two
excellent articles from the pen of
Amanda NJ. Flattery, formerly of this
city. One is entitled Americas Re
frigeratoP and gives very interesting
account of Alaska and its resources.
FHA.n 20 ts&n.,an Nr3f f,f he
Southland"
A Modern Woodmen convention was
held Wednesday at Woodmen hall in
this city to elect delegates to the state
convention, and of the forty Woodmen
of the county entitled to seats in the
convention thirty.tive were present.
Marathon county is entitled TO two del
egates and w. Warehouse. of this city,
and A r. Buchanan, of Norrie, were
chosen as such. The state convention
viii be held at Lacrosse, May 9th.
o. w Kreutzer, brother of Senator
Kreutzer, was one of three who won in
the preliminary debate at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin and will therefore
participate in the debate with the Uni
versity of Iowa, at Madison, on the Sth
of May Mr. kreutZer is senior in the
English course, and has the honor of
being the first representative of Olym-
pia tthe youngest literary society At the
University in an intercollegiate de-
bate.
PIANO TUNTNG--also regulating and
repairing, best of references. Leave
orders at rost-Philhrick'
LEONARD L. FRAZER.
In our write-up of last week of the
case entitled the United States vs. Chas.
Bowman and the Juland Lake Lumber
Co, brought by the government TO can
eel entry TO certain lands that had been
homesteaded in Villas county, we
enormously stated that action was
brought through complaint of F. j
Parke, special agent. Ii was Z. &.
Miller, the special agent who resides
here. that made the discovery of imper
lection of title, and TO him belongs the
credit.
Noble Day, of the Day Bros. Lumber