Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-01-27

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Chicago News.
Mrs H. G.. Baker who has been living
in rooms in the Bailey residence on
| Fourth street, has. moved to the resi-
dence owned by Jacob Mortenson on
Franklin street.
! The Wisconsin Box company re-
ceived a new 2O0-horse power engine at
its factory last lweek This will be
added to its present capacity and is now
being put in place,
Mrs Hans Olesqn, VINO has been an
invalid at the Riverside hospital for
some weeks, beinE afflicted with con-
sumption, was on Thursday removed to
the home of rel .tives living in lola,
| Waupaca county.
Services at the Methodist church next
/ Sunday at the usual hour. In the morn
ing the theme will be 1.-The Yoke That
Brings Rest" and in the evening
Four Round Prize Fight" Cordial in
vitation to all. Seats free.
John Jaeger, VINO has had charge of
the United States Express Co.'s Office
in this city for about six months past,
has been given charge of the Water
town office. He is succeeded here by
j. B. Hilmer, of Chippewa Falls.
Mesdames M. Ii. Duncan, and Geo.
Boltz and Miss Louise Mueller have
been appointed a committee by the
Northern Star Hive No. 2, l.. o. I. M.
to arrange an "old fashioned dancing
party which will be given shortly.
AT present there are so many pupils
enrolled in the Wausau Business college
that Prof Boyles has found it necessary
to lease Castle hall to provide accom-
modations for all. This will be used as
a study room, under the supervision of
an extra teacher.
Rhinehard Rietz, boy attending the
Lincoln school was injured in the
stomach while coasting Friday. He
was laid out on sofa in the school, but
afterward recovered sufficiently to
walk home unassisted, and is now again
attending to his studies.
A suit for blackmail against o. A.
Britton, editor of the Superior Leader,
was recently thrown out of court. The
suit was brought by DR.. A. G. Arons,
the "bonesetter, who was prominent
figure about one OF the hotel bar rooms
of this city about three years ago.
Tuesday evening last Albert Lipinski,
who conducts a store near the new St.
Paul depot, got rid Of his entire stock of
brooms, but he received no cash for
them The brooms were tied up in a
bundle and were left on the side walk
in front of the store, when sneak
thief, in passing, "collared" the bunch,
A nice convenient furnished room to
rent. Enquire :at 415 Fourth ST., cor
ner 4th and Scott SITS. (d30-tf)
The vacant store building owned by
G.. Anderes on Scott street has been
rented by j. r Gallagher 81 Co. of
Waupaca, who will open up a store
there about March 1st. The firm will
carry farming implements and dairy
supplies and will introduce machinery
and utensils in that line heretofore not
seen in this section.
Two lady patients Gncurables) were
received at the Marathon County Insane
Asylum on Friday last from the North
ern State Hospital Mrs. Scott, of
Spencer, aged So years, and Mrs. Soper,
of Mosinee, aged so years. Mrs. Scott
was formerly an inmate of the poor
house and was sent from here last sum-
mer. Her nearest relative is a daughter
living in Maryland.
meeting of the Wisconsin State
MillerS' association was held in Mil
waukee last week and it was decided
to hold another meeting in April II.
f. McEaehron. president of the associa-
ton and f. W kickbusch, Jr., both of
Wausau, are down on the program for
papers. The former was also elected
one of two delegates to the Miliers
National Federation, which meets in
Chicago, Feb. 18th.
Its pretty hard to define real beauty.
Rare and beautiful women every
where owe their lovelinesS to Rocky
Mountain Tea Soc w. w Albers.
John johnson, owner of the building
on Third street wherein Andrew Kry-
shak's confectionery is located, has had
plans drawn for new brick building,
which viii be three stories in height.
1t is Mr.. Johnsons intention to So con-
struct the building that the lower floor
can be used for store purposes aud the
upper floors for living rooms. Such
improvement will greatly add to the
appearance of that side of the street for
there are three frame buildings now in
row that are among the Oldest in the
city.
In speaking of the bills introduced in
the present session of the legislature the
Evening Wisconsin has the following to
say Of one: The first so-called fool
resolution to be presented 10 either
house at the present session came IN the
Assembly Wednesday. BY its terms
the sergeant-st-arn,s was instructed TO
sharpen all lead lSncils. I'LL all foun-
tain pens and lick al postage stamps"
Speaker Lenroot arose 70 the emer-
gency and sent il to the committee on
ways and means amid burst of laugh
ter. The committee on ways and
means has record of hurying more
hills and resolutions than nearly all the