Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-22
CITY NOTES.

A new state bank has been started at
Tomahawk, with capital of ST., 900
WANTED-By the Wausau Box and
Lumber Co, a good second hand safe.
WANTED-A boy to learn the drug
business. Apply at w. w AIbers east
side drug store
A dancing party was given by the
young boys and girls, at Castle hall on
Saturday evening.
DR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
BELLS House, December Goth
Northern Wisconsin is furnishing
many Christmas trees" to the trade
just now, and the business is assuming
large proportions.
The out of town students of the Wau-
sau Business college have gone to their
homes to spend the holidays, the school
having closed Friday.
What's nicer than one of those Ebony
combs, brush and mirror sets. sterling
mounted and pearl inlaid, for ladies at
Pardee's drug store.
Arlaf Anderson and Walter Mcneil
have been admitted to the bar, having
passed satisfactory examination
before the state board of examiners.
About 5000, 600 feet of mixed logs will
be cut at the Philip Menzner mill at
Marathon City this winter The mill
will be started in operation in about
two weeks
We have large line of boys books
by Alger, Castleman, Ellis, Otis and
other popular authors at SOC each. No
better books for boys can be found.
Mumm's book store.
Paste this in your hat The Wausau
Sharpshooters will hold their annual
ball next Saturday evening, Dec. Goth,
at Armory hall There will be an en-.
joyable time and don't you forget it,
The Barker & Stewart mill is being
stocked with logs cut along Rib river.
A logging train was put into service on
the Northwestern last week and is
hauling the company's cut to this city.
Assistant state game warden, Nelson,
will visit all of the county clerks in the
state within the next month for the
purpose of checking over their stubs OF
hunting licences issued during the hunt
ing season.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Co
is at present receiving four cen cal
loads of logs daily from its camps in
the vicinity of Harshaw These logs
are being dumped in the river near the
city pumping station.
Frank Genrich and Miss AdeIheid
Leniz were married Saturday after.
noon at five O'clock by the Rev. F
Werhahn. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lentz, on the
Mcintosh road
Mrs Jacob Kolter, who lives west oil
the city has an orange tree raised from
a seed, planted over two years ago, thai
is now about thirty inches in height
1t blossomed last February and at pres
ent has eleven oranges on it of med
ium size that have ripened.
Supt VIC. Spindler, of the Milwau
kee county poor Office, came 20 Wausar
last Thursday to remove Edward Hair
from the Riverside hospital to Milwau
kee he was being cared for at the
expense of Milwaukee county. Balm i:
20 years old and recently had b IS foot
crushed, and the injury was SO seriou:
that an operation was necessary. The
young mans father is a wealty farmer
of that county.
Hold up men have again appeared in
the city according to an experience re
lated by Henry Goebel, the stone
mason. One evening last week while
returning from the st. Paul depot tc
his home he took short cut by way
of the gas factory. In that neighbor-
hood he was met by two men, who
knocked him down, black eye he now
has, testifying to the fact. He did not
like the idea of being overpowered and
perhaps robbed, so jumped up and ran
away from his assailants.
About IL O'Clock yesterday morning
an alarm of fire was sent in from
Attorney Bumps residence. Mrs
Bump discovered that blankets
hanging near the range were on
fire. Part of the burned blankets
fell into the wood box and set the
wood atire. The flames then went up
along the wainscotipg The neighbors
assisted in putting out the fire. The east
side fire company turned out but their
services were not required.-Tuesday'
Grand Rapids Reporter
VIM. Stafford, resident of Birnam.
wood, appeared before Judge Miller
Friday and plead guilty to the charge
of killing a deer on Nov. 1st, ten days
before the open season. He was fined
S25 90 which he paid. Deputy game
wardens Redmond and Brown, who
have been working in this section for
some time, while informed of the
violation some time ago, have beer
quietly looking up information since
which proved so convincing thai
S ,fford decided to plead guilty, after
having the charge preferred against
him.
The following obituary recently ap
peared in a Missouri paper: John
Anderson, We are sorry to say, has de
ceased He departed last Monday, he
went forth without a struggle and such
is life He Kept the grocery store al
the Corners aud his wife will still keep
it. His virtues are numerous and his
wife inheriis them. We are happy to
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