Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-26

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Maine.
Mary Prizes, aged II years, living
eight miles from Unity, committed sui
eide last Thursday, by taking Paris
green. She had acted strangely for
some time.
WANTED-Chance to learn dress-mak-
ing and cutting, by young lady. Al
so summer employment for teacher
No canyassing. Address 4. b, PnoT
office. IT,
Hon. Neal Brown has been asked by
the people of Marshfield to act as speak
er of the day in that city on Memorial
Day, and tell them what he knows
about the eagle.
The many friends of MIR and Mrs
John A johnson will regret TO learn
that they are making arrangements to
go TO the state of Missouri to live.
They will 60 about Sept. 1st.
James McCrossen has commenced
work on his cement walk, which will
be laid by Geo. W. Clark, from the
PILOT office on Scott street, to the
store of w. f. Collins, on Third street.
Reports from the country indicate
that grasses and all early grain
crops are growing with rapidity that
insures an immense and early yield, I'M
less later adverse weather conditions
prevail. Marathon county farmers
usually are fortunate in this respect.
The intercounty convention of w G.
T. U was held at Grand Rapids Tues
day and Wednesday of last week and
Mesdames S. N. Wilson, NJ j Colby,
A b. McCulloch and G.. G.. Parlin, of
this city, were in attendance, the latter
being elected inter-county president
and Mrs McCulloch corresponding
secretary.
S. Crosby & Co., real estate dealers.
Office, basement German American
Bank Have for sale some very desira-
Bile city property, both on the east and
west side. If you wish to buy home,
or if you have property for sale in city
or country. Call and see us. Office
open evenings If
A crewof about twenty-five river men
during the past week have been driv-
ing logs through the Wisconsin river
pond for the Alexander Stewart Lum-
Der company of Wausau This crew
together with the Gilkey q Arson crew
will take the drive from the Wisconsin
river, down two miles south of here, to
Wausau.-T
The case entitled Emma Mohr VS.
The Estate of Aug. Kickbusch, in which
the plaintiff contested the will of her
father, was to have been tried at Grand
Rapids on Wednesday. The trial did
10, 10
it is said the plaintiff could not produce
the evidence she desired and her attor-
ney asked that the action be dismissed.
The will was ordered admitted to pro-
bate.
Three Indian boys were found by the
police Wednesday evening sleeping I'M
der the water tank at the Northwestern
depot. Suspecting that they were run
always from the Indian school at Tomah,
they were locked up for the night and
the officials at the school notified. The
suspicion proved true and on Thursday
they were returned to the school, In
view of the frequency with which stud
ents run away from that school, and
the stories of abuse received at the
hands of the instructors, an investiga-
ton might do no harm.
If you are going to build or make
any changes in your residence, have
your heating plant pEt in right and
your gas work and plumbing dope
up in a modern way. We do all kinds
of repairing in these lines. A. B.
Wheeler IL SOU. GIG Third street. If
Joe Odette, member of family of
that name living east of the city near
the Eau Claire river, was on Wednes-
day sentenced to fifteen days in the
jail He came to town and secur-
ed an extraordinary large load of
'tanglefoot," and fell into the arms of
a policeman, and was next mort Ilg as
sessed 50 and costs. He did not have
the money, but went out to secure it,
but instead of getting the necessary
coin, went on another drunk, with the
result as above stated.
At the next meeting of the county
board, to be in session a week from to-
day, the committee on public property
wi II recommend the purchasing of an
or adding machine,
thing that has been needed in the
county building for long time. They
have been in use in both of the national
banks for some time and are indispens-
ible where large columns of figures are
TO be added. A sample is being used in
the county treasurer's office at present,
and this probably viii be the one pur
chased
Our new wall stock is now in and is
larger aud finer than ever. We are
some great bargains.
MUMM's, Book q Wall Paper Store.
Mrs. w. c. Dickens returned home
Saturday morning from Sparta, where
she attended the Seventh district con-
vention of Federated Womeus' clubs.
While there she organized branches of
the Consumers League for Sparta and
Lacrosse. She also accompanied to
the state school for neglected and de
pendent children boy committed
from this county. Superintend-
ent Parks, of the home, complimented
Marathon county on the class of chill
dren sent to that institution, and says
that many of them have been adopted
into good homes, where they are well
taken care of aud well liked.
In almost every neighborhood some
one has died from an attack of collie or
cholera merbns, often before medicine
could be procured or a physician sum-
moned. 4 reliable remedy for these
diseases should be kept ar hand. The
risk is too great for anyone to take.
Chamheriain's Collie, Cholera aud Diar-
r6aea Remedy has undoubtedly saved
the lives of more people and relieved
more pain and suffering than any other
medicine in use 1t can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by al leading
druggists.
1t is said that in Norway b e. IF
water is always placed within reach Of
a horse when he is taking MS allowance
Of hay. II is interesting" says the
writer of the incident 10 see with
what a relish they take a sip ont OF one
and montbful out Of the Other alter
nately. sometimes only molstening
their mouths as any rational being
would do while eating 4 dinner OF such
dry food 4 hrokeu-winded horse Is
scarcely ever seen in Norway, and the