Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-21
CITY NOTES.

specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, April 21st.
Mrs +. H Barden, of Milwaukee. ar
rived in the city last week for a two
weeks visit with her father, Jas
Gamble.
One of the papers 10 Rhiuelander says
that election day at Wausau must have
been knockers day in that city" Too
true, alas, too true.
j. NJ. Smith has had laid a new and
substantial plank walk on the west side
of his lots, corner of Third and Grant
streets. the past week.
w. b Philbrick has purchased of
Louis Juneau the latter's residence
property on Jefferson street near First,
paying 81, 700 for same.
Rudolph Bischop, wife and family of
ManiLowoc, have moved to the city and
will occupy their newly purchased
home at 626 Lincoln Ave
We buy wall paper in quantities d.
rect from the factories at lowest posi-
bic prices and give you the benefit.
MUMM's, Book Il Wall Paper Store.
Marathon City's new engine house,
council chamber and public hall COM
bined, built on the property formerly
used as park, has been completed and
is now in use.
Florence, the nine-months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Johannes,
living on Harrison boulevard, died
Tuesday night last of pneumonia.
Funeral was held Thursday
The newly arranged hall over the
Anthem store building on the west side
will be dedicated May LIST with ball
1t will be used as meeting place by
the west side camp of Modern Wood
men.
Otto Patzer, of Wausau, teacher of
the French language at the State Uni
yersity will depart for Spain about
June 9Th, where he will spend the sum-
mor pursuing his study of the Spanish
language.
VIM. Johannes, Sr., VIM Johannes,
Jr, John Schaars, Henry Kruger,
Herman Johannas and Freda Johannes
went down to Nausau this morning to
attend the funeral of VIM. Johannesl
child.-MerrilI Star. FRIDAY
All work in the line of upholstering,
shade making, carpet laying and mat
tress renovating will be attended to
promptly by NJ Lipski and satisfaction
guaranteed. His terms are reasonable.
Leave orders AT shop, or call up phone
5l2.
The Woodmen gave very pleasur-
able dance at Woodmen hall Thursday
evening for the benefit of Columbine
Camp of Roya! Neighbours; about 200
people being in attendance During
the evening the ladies served refresh
ments.
John +. Lamont has sold his resi-
dence property at GIG Main street to
VIM. Neuling who will take possession
as soon as Mr.. Lamont can find other
quarters. The latter will perhaps build
a residence on his property on Liberty
street.
AL Hubbard, who has. acted as chief
of police at Merrill for the past year,
died Thursday after an illness of
several weeks The police and fire
commission, of this city met that day
and appointed one of its members to
attend the funeral.
Frank E. Long, of theatrical fame,
who has many friends in Wausau, came
into the city on Monday morning from
with his troupe and at11:15
went to Grand Rapids in which city
they gave an entertainment last even
ing. Mr.. Long could not make Wausau
this year.
WANTED-SEVERALP PERSONS OF CHAR
acter and good reputation in each state Zone in
this county required) to represent and advertise
old established wealthy business house of solid
st Sal orN uTnn l. Nv
expenses additional all payable in cash direct
each Wednesday from head Offices. Horse and
carriage furnished when necessary. Refer
ences. Enclose self-addressed envelope Colo
NAL Co., SS4 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
At Merrill they believe il uakir~ Il
lively for the gamblers. 1t is 3,s...l!st
the law to gamble and those who trans
gress the law must take the conse-
quences. That is what the officers of
the law, backed up by the sentiment of
the people, believe at Merrill The
Peerless Saloon" was pulled in that
city on Tuesday night and its proprietor
and seven gamblers were arrested
The former was fined $50 and the bal
ance SSH each.
Rev Thomas Walker occupied the
pulpit in the Baptist church yesterday.
Thirty years ago, Rev Walker was
pastor of the Nj. Z. church in this city.
Wausau was then a small town, and |
everybody knew him and he was a very
popular minister of the gospel. This is |
his first visit TO Wausau since that time |
and to say that he was surprised at its |
growth would be putting it very mild. |
Many of Rev. Walkers old time friends |
were not aware that he was in the city !
aud regretted not meeting him.
A strange story comes from West |
Superior in the way of fish tale. 1t |
appears that few years ago Twin |
lakes near there were stocked with
bass and pike fry from the state fish |
Last week a game warden
found that all the fish had died and /
were floating on the surface of the |
water. 1t was first thought that some
one had been using dynamite but an
Investigation proved this theory errone-
Dus and it is now thought that during
he past winter the lakes have frozen |
so solldly rs to prevent the fish from /
getting air and they have died of suifo-
cation.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next TO German t
Lutheran church. Continements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house. If
Early last fall Frank Bayzkwincz
married at Pelican Lake. The couple
liked mp one of the summer cottages on
)ne of the islands in Lake Pelican
md lived there, looking after and
ak;ug care of the property of Mr.
Evans of Chicago They disappeared
IN Dee l0th and no trace of them
,ould be fonna On the evening of
hat day those Who lived near the shore
heard cries for help. Bat before anyone
'ould reach the lake the cries ceased
)ne day last week the body of Mr..
3ayzkwincz was found in the lake
The superstition now is that the couple
started for the town of Pelican ard
walked into an open place in the lake
md were drowned
Piano TUNING-also regulating and
epairing, best of references. Leave
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