Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-10


| g. Sternberg will give dances in his
ball in the town of Maine on Saturday
and Sunday evenings.
blue Ribbon is the name of the
brand of flour sold in greatest guam
titles by Max E. Boehm. j16-tf
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, ieweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed. If
Rev. Water occupied the pulpit in the
M. Il. church last Sunday morning aud
evening and will condact the services
there again next Sunday.
The vote on the Kimball piano contest
is now as follows Eagles, 1881; L.
Nj. B. Wastel Hive, 6, 734; St Elizabeth
society, l43; St. Stanislain, 2,34S.
Horse, buggy and harness for sale
cheap either whole or in parts; prefer
selling the horse whole.
ct MONTGOMERY HARDWARE Co.
The Imperial restaurant has been
moved from its old quarters on Fourth
street to the building east of the Wau-
sau Gas Light and Coke Co.'S offices.
Erwin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Marchetti, who was operated on last
week for appendicitis by DR.. Murphy,
of Chicago, is on the road to recovery.
The visiting pastors and delegates to
the German Baptist convention, held
here last week, were given drive
about the city on Wednesday. To many
it was their first visit to Wausau.
Ed Frisk, tried in circuit court few
weeks ago on the charge of having
taken improper liberties with little
| girl, and acquitted, served a jail
sentence last week for intoxication.
A crew of bridge builders of the
johnson Bridge Co. of Minneapolis is
| engaged in making repairs on the Nc
| Cleary bridge over Rib river and the
bridge is temporarily closed to traffic.
Mrs. Jacob Metz planned a surprise
party on her husband last Tuesday
| evening by inviting few friends to
help celebrate his birthday Advancing
| party at Columbia hall was the result.
The ladies Foreign Missionary society
| of the M. E. church will give a supper
in the basement of the M. +. church
next Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th.
Price, Is cents.
A Missouri editor refuses to publish
| obituary notices of people who, while
| living, failed to subscribe to his paper
| and gives this reason: People who
| do not take their home paper are dead
anyhow, and their mere passing away
| is OF no news value"
M H. and Roy Duncan attended the
| sale of pure bred cattle at Marshfield
and purchased the Rlodgett Shorthorn
bull, Scottish Gold Dust, 153, 8l8) paying
S405 for him. The bull is four years
old and fine animal in appearance.
At this sale 30 head of cattle were dis
posed of at an average price OF S2l4.
We wish to buy hemlock and hard
wood timber lands any farmer or set
| tier wishing to sell timber and keep the
land, should come and see u.s. We
want, more especially, hemlock timber
and logs that will come to Wausau by
rail or water.
BARKER & STEWART LBRyCo
s8-d8 Wausau, Wis.
| Mrs John Lilieqvest who has been
quite ill the past week with typhoid
fever is somewhat improved today and
| her children and friends look for her
ultimate recovery At one time last
week her disease took a very serious
| turn and on account of her advanced
| age of II years it was feared she could
not survive.
Mrs. M. D. Curtin, of Brokaw, APP
peared in Justice Clarke's court Friday
morning and paid fine and costs
amounting to IS 90 for assaulting Mrs.
o. G. Luther. She threw water on the
| latter and Mrs. Luther did not relish
the cold bath. Ia court the defendant
expressed the wish that it had been a
tubful of water instead of a pailful.
Don't make your wife get up and
| build fires in the morning, but buy one
of those nice, warm, flannel night shirts
of Seim Bros. that keep you warm at all
times Resut-you will find comfort
in building the fires yourself
On Thursday night vandals sue
ceeded in wrecking the engine used in
| driving the stone crusher operated by
the town of Weston near Schotield. The
| engine is of the traction type used in
running threshing machines, and at
midnight the parties raised steam in it
and after running it about the field for
a time finally satisfied their pleasure
by steering il into rock pile, breaking
it up so that L. is useless.
W. Nj Tando, the Worlds Fair
| Chimney Sweep" was sentenced yes
terday morning to ten days in the
county Jail. Tando in company with
| two other fellows has been cleaning
| chimneys in the city for the past week
and enjoying a good business. Instead
] of saving the fruits of his labor he en-
tered upon a CRUSADE against strong
drink and attempted to destroy all
the intoxcants that came his way.
1 NOTICE. is hereby given that Leon
| Konkol, my son, who is a minor, left
home on the 1st of November, against
| nv will. | therefore forbid any one
trusting or harboring him on my &C
count as | will pay no debts of his con-
| tracing. | will be very thankful to
anyone knowing his Whereabouts, if
they will write and let me know where
he is aud will gladly pay for this in
formation. Address,
AUGUST KoNKoL,
Bevent, Wis.
The Byron McInnis farm nine miles
east of the city, formerly owned by
Briggs q Slater has been purchased
| by Nick Grimm, OF Winnebago county.
The farm contains 240 acres, $50 of
which arr cleared and was bought by
McInniS two years ago for $1,000, but
he sells at an advance of 81, 500. The
| new purchaser VIII take possession
next spring and will bring with him a
herd of sky head of pure bred Hol-
stein cattle, which will add materially
| to the milk supply of the cheese factory
located at one corner of the farm.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist aud surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, November Sd.
During the noon hour of Saturday
fire was discovered in the rear of the
VIM Baurh upholstering establishment
on Washington street. Nearly all the
| stock of furniture was removed to the
street and thus escaped damage by fire
and water but the household goods in