Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-08-04
GOING AWAY.

The many friends, in Wausau, of N.
E., Miss Emma and Franklin Pardee
and Miss Ethel Roberts, will regret
very much to learn that they will all de-
part from Wausau in about a month.
This may be only for the coming year
and it may prove to be permanently.
Mr. Pardee, at the close of his studies
in the State University came home
and took charge of his fathers drug
business; this was made necessary by
the death of the latter. His education
had been along lines other than phar-
maceutical, aiming to fit himself for
different calling, and it is his desire
to follow out the plans originally laid
out He has therefore made arrange
ments to spend the coming year at the
Hillside school, near Spring Green,
Wis, as an instructor in the institution
and his brother, Franklin, will take a
course of study there. His cousin, Miss
Roberts, will also, probably accept
position in the same school, while Miss
Emma will continue her studies, in st.
Mary's college, at Knoxville, Ill.
The Pardee home will be closed or
rented for the time being, and the Par
dee Drug company will continue to do
business as heretofore, but under the
sole direction of Donald f. Ploss.
Saturday night, 50 we are told, a
special policeman was engaged to pre-
serve order at dance held in the north
| part of the city. The policeman failed
! to keep order but was star at punish
ing booze, and soon became quarrel
some. He ran against snag in the
person of big stone cutter, who fioored
him with a blow, and then his lamp
went out and left him in darkness for a
| time.
| At present the Bells House is badly
torn up and does not present very in
| viting appearance to guests, all due to
the improvements being made. The
lobby is now being overhauled and has
been greatly enlarged, and beautiful
tile floor of hexsgon blocks is being
laid 1t is thought that the work OF
building the new addition to the rear
can be commenced about Sept. 1st. Ii
will be enclosed and under roof before
cold weather sets in and will be ready
for occupancy some time during the
winter.
Hoyts "a Texas Steer" which come:
to Wausau, Monday night, August 10th
is unquestionably the best of the many
bright comedies from the pen of the
clever author of plays, which have af
forded amusement to millions of thea
TRIGGERS during the past ten years
The cast includes JAS A. Deylin, Mil
G. Barlow, viii T. Chatterton, Henri
Beaverton, VIM. Marble, Jr., Thos
Haskell, Josephine Fox, May Duclos
j. F. Maher, May Bretonne, Daisy Stu
art. the famous Texas Steer Quartet
and others. Prices 25-35-50-75-l
: The Improvements being made in Tn
Fellows building are moving aioni
: rapidly. The addition to the rear c
the store to be used by Mr.. Zender as
: restaurant has been completed. Thi
! addition will be used as a kitchen An
t will be ready for the laying of a til
{ floor the latter part of the week. Their
5 will also be tile floors in the vestibulei
e Stucco decorations viii be used on th
5 walls and ceilings but it is likely theT
e viii De some changes in the origins
: plans 1t is expected that me resta'
e rant will be ready for occupancy aboI
/ Sept. LIST. While this work is going @
q down stairs crew of men are at wor
!. in the upper story and are overhaulin
the whole door and cutting the room
: mp into sleeping rooms The old restal
/ rant dining rooms viii be used Xix
|. wise.