Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-15

Bells House, October 9Th
WANrED-first class foreman for
stock blinds. State experience. Steady
work year around. No winter lay offs.
Address x, Pilot office
At the term of circuit, court now in
session there will be tried nineteen
criminal cases, twenty eight issues of
fact for jury, twenty-five issues of fact
for court and five issues of law for
court
Miss Ethlyn Single, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever at her
home IN Amigo, is now improving and
will soon be herself again, all of which
is very good news to her hosts of friends
in Wausau.
The treatment of floors cause many
people lots of worry and trouble. No
need of it See Callies, who will tell
you just what paints to use AID the
quantity required. Information free
for the asking.
Forest Lodge No 1870, r. & A. M, will
hold stated communication tomorrow
evening at which all members are re-
quested to be present. There Will be
work in the Z A. degree, besides other
important bushes.
Duncan Bros, who exhibited their
Shorthorns this week at the Langlade
county fair, today shipped their stock
tn Shawano county. The latter fair
! opens today and a number of head of
| young stock will be placed on sale
there.
The Soholfleld residence, corner of
Fourth and Mcclellan streets, has been
repainted and is undergoing numerous
repairs Mrs Lake has taken posses
sion of the same and it is now filled
| with teachers who are engaged in our
city schools.
The Misses Nora DAILY and Marga-
ret Bissell gave a hay ride TO their
| young friends on Saturday afternoon
to Rothchilds; all had very happy
| time until rain commenced to fall and
| buou ali dDy
escaped being drenched.
There was a dance at the Wausau
club house last Thursday evening
which was very largely attended. 1t
was given by the young people and was
somewhat Of the nature of farewell as
many of their number were about to
leave for their respective schools.
Anything desired in the line of uphoi-
STEERING can be supplied by M. Lipski.
Plush or leather work renewed, and
any dilapidated piece of household fur
reasonable, satisfaction guaranteed. A
nice line of shade curtains also on sale
Miss Nellie Silverthorn invited
number of young ladies on Wednesday
afternoon to meet visiting friends
Hearts were played and very enjoy
able time had by all who were present.
After light refreshments were served
the score was announced and Miss Dun |
bar declared the prize winner.
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 us. We |
want, more especially, hemlock timber
and logs that will come to Wausau |
by rail or water
BARKER q STEWART LBR. Co.
s9-d9. Wausau, Wis.
John E. Eggers, of st. Louis, who mas
been practicing law in that city for
quite number of years and was,
especially, the legal adviser for the
Antikamnia Medical company. has
recently accepted q position of manager
of that company. The institution is
the largest manufacturer of proprie-
tary medicines in the U. S.
The recent heavy rains have added |
much to the price of the farmers po-
tatoes and it may be possible they will |
be sold at the highest prices this year,
known in Wisconsin in years. Reports |
from nearly everywhere state that they |
are rotting in the ground, especially in
the clay and heavier soils. Some say |
we will have 81 90 tubers this winter.
E. S. Bailey and wife of Marshfield,
and the formers sister, Mrs. f. E.
Ramsdell, of Boyd, arrived in the city
last night called here by serious con-
dition of the father of the former and
latter, A p. Baily. Mr.. Baily has been
i'll for about two months with appendi
citis and within the past few days has
grown alarmingly worse. Last night he
was unconscious and it is feared the end
is not far distant.
The offer of tuition made by the Wis
consin Business University has been
extended to Sept Both, owing to an
error in other advertising matter. If
you desire practical business educa-
for beautiful catalogue containing full
information and nearly 1000 portraits
of graduates whom we have assisted in /
securing positions. Address Wisconsin
Business University, La Crosse, Wis.
L. P. Gilman and family, who have
made their home in Wausau for the
past six years. will move to Oshkosh
the first part of next month where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Gilman says that he would rather re-
side il Wansau but is forced to leave
on account of not being able to secure 4
convenient house in which to live.
None to be bad. Mr. Gilman will be as
sociated in the sewing machine bust
ness in this city as before and will
make regular trips here.
Donald NJ Barton, Canada's greatest
athlete, an experienced gymnast,
clever fencer and finely developed |