Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-22


Justice j. g. Clarke will move bis
court shortly from his present quarters
over Albers' drug store to rooms in the
McCrossen block
Geo. Halder, wife and two children
have been confined to their beds lately
by sickness. George is able to be out
again but his wife is still very weak.
Pneumonia caused all the trouble.
DR.. c. Smith, who formerly occupied
the residence Of Pfeiffer & Klecker. al
the corner of Fifth and Scott streets,
has again commenced practice in Wau-
sau and has rented the house of Ed.
Heiman on Grand avenue
The Wausau Canning Co.'S plant was
started in operation again Saturday,
canning corn. 1t was intended 20 OPP
crate for about six weeks but owing to
the cold weather and excessive rams
the crop has been failure and the out
put will therefore be limited.
The bread that mother used to bake
was not one bit better than the bread
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. 1t makes light, white bread and
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order sack and give it
a fair trial. Made by F. w Kickbuch-
q son. If.
There will be meeting of the county
board Nov. 5th. A great many of the
towns, especially in the western and
northern parts of the county will ask
for appropriations for the rebuilding
of bridges and repairing of roads. The
recent storms caused the county a loss
of thousands of dollars.
Many of the witnesses from Chippewa
county, present at the Mary Mohr trial
last week, had to go around by way of
Fond du Lac to get here, because of
damage to railroad property by wash
outs. These witnesses were paid for
the distance travelled and thus the
storm added to the expense of the trial.
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 q STEWART LBR Co.
s8-dS. Wausau, Wis.
Rev. A. S. Badger, formely of this
city, but who has deem temporarily sta
toned at Oshkosh for several months,
has purchased residence at Waukesha,
paying the sum of $500 for the same.
Mr. Badger is a trustee of Carroll Col
lege, at Waukesha, and willvery likely
soon make that city his home.-Stevens
Point Gazette.
A man named Ptister, who resides
near the Lincoln county line on the
Merrill road, was in the city Thursday
and CLAIMS to have lost $50 out of his
pocket. He conducts cheese factory,
and as his bills for milk were coming
due and he was short of money, he was
in a bad frame of mind He tried to
negotiate a loan from some of our mer-
chants but was not very successful.
The case of the State vs.. Mrs. Jos.
Shandreau of Mosinee, in which John
Bahr, of this city, alleged that the de-
fendant had been guilty of perjury,
was again brought mp in Justice Jones
court Saturday after an adjournment,
and was dismissed. While prosecution
might have had some merits in its
allegations, there were legal questions
involved that warranted dismissal.
'..Blue Ribbon" is the name of the
brand of flour sold in greatest guam
titles by Max +. Boehm. jl6-tf
Albert, Ben and Otto Kath brothers
living in the city, got. too much barley
juice beneath their belts Sunday and be-
came quarrelsome. They entered
certain saloon on Third street and
started row, but the proprietor soon
hustled them out at the point of re-
yolver. Letcr they ran amuck of Ed.
Baerwald, policeman, who locked them
up, and next morning Judge Miller as
sessed them SO each.
Humane Agent, Mrs. w. G. Dickens,
after considerable correspondence has
found home for Grace Sheperd, the
thirteen year old girl picked up on the
streets by the police two weeks ago.
She ascertained that the girl had an
uncle named VIM. Gaulke living in the
town of Emmett, and after he had been
informed of the girls situation he
agreed to take her into his home He
drove into town Thursday and took her
to his home.
Among the cast of ''What Happened
to JONES'" that appeared at the opera
house Thursday evening, was Mrs. Al.
Schissler, whose husband is now serv-
ing twenty-five years sentence in
Waupun prison for the murder of VIM
Reuhl, of Watertown. The tragedy oc-
Cured a year ago, Schissler finding his
wife in company with the young man.
1 The woman has had varied experience
and entered upon the life of an actress
before her husbands trial. She is now,
travelling under the name of Lillian
Desmond.
Two fellows giving their names as
VIM. Ryan and Jas. Buckley were up
before Judge Miller Friday morning
charged with having the night before
imbibed more Old Crow than they
could comfortably handle. Buckley
plead guilty and was allowed to go, up
on promise of doing better in the future.
Ryan, however denied the charge and
was locked up in Jail until the after
noon when he decided to plead guilty
and was fined 50 and costs Both are
strangers in the city and are working
on the Third Ave. sewer
The Schubert Symphony club and