Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-01
CITY NOTES.

attend the party at the temple on the
evening of Dec 81.
For SALE Machinery for creamery
New. If interested, inquire of Bradley
Company, Tonahawk, Wis Mo VA
The sale of ''Blue Ribbon flour ex-
ceeds that Of any other brands at the
stores of Max E. Boehm. i16-tf
Have you made application to .. c.
Callies for beautiful 1904 calendar?
If not you should do so before Dec. 10Th
or your application will not be honored
Many of our citizens will be pleased
to learn that there was born, on Sun
day morning, Nov 20, unto Rev. and
Mrs. S. A. Martin, of Amigo, daugh-
ter. All join in congratulations
Jos. Gasoline, who boards at the
Northern hotel, has been so i'll with
HETEROGENEOUS the past few days
that at one time his life was despaired
OF, and relatives were summoned to
his bed side. He is slightly improved
today.
Otto Mathie, Jos. Pope and Emil
Swebs, accompanied by John Hack
barth, of the town of Nutterville, went
out on Trappe last Sunday morning to
hunt deer, and succeeded in landing
two of them, returning home the same
evening.
The open season for killing deer is
closed and it is now safe for citizens to
go into the woods again after their
supply of fuel. 1t is estimated that
1000 deer were killed and about one
man to every hundred deer was either
killed or wounded
A daughter was boru unto Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Coates last night, Nov
80, 1903 1t would be hard to find a
more beaming countenance than that
displayed by Mr.. Coates this morning,
and he is entitled to beam all he has a
mind to. Hearty congratulations are
in order.
Carl Staege, living at the corner of
Seventh and Forest streets, fell down a
cellar stairway yesterday morning and
suffered fracture of his right leg at
the hip socket. His condition is some
what serious owing to his extreme old
age. Yesterday was his S3d birthday.
The poor dead business man who
don't believe in going after customers
may find food for thought in the old
darkey's prayer IF ask the Lord TO
send me turkey, | won't get it, but if
| ask him to send me after a turkey |
always get one before day break" Go
after your customers by little publicity
and the right kind of treatment and
you will fetch them every time.
K. b. Kester who has, since some time
prior to the erection of the new depot,
been acting as ticket agent for the St.
Paul company, has resigned his posi-
ton and been succeeded by G. r.
the part of Mr.. Kester was made neces-
sary owing to his health, he being
a sufferer with bronchial ailment,
which close confinement aggravated.
For courteous and obliging employee
it would be hard to find his superior,
and he will be greatly missed in the
office he has vacated.
WANTED-tirst class foreman for
stock blinds. State experience. Steady
work year around. No winter lay offs.
Address X, Pilot office,
Jos. Hoppe and Miss Alma Rothman
were joined in marriage Wednesday
afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Rothman, TIC
Plumer street, by the Rev. f. Schaer
The bride was attended by Misses Lizzie
Schroeder and Elsie Zastrow and the
groom by Messrs. VIM. Hoppe and
Chas. Lentz. A supper followed at the
Rothman home, while about two hum
dred invited guests enjoyed themselves
in dancing at Columbia hall
There should be a law, if there is not
one already, making it dismeanor for
agents to leave samples of medicine on
the door steps, or to hand the same
around promiscuously There have
been many deaths of children from this
source throughout the country. Last
week there were thrown around on the |
porches about the city, preparation
of quinine and other drugs. At one
p ace the children were just about to |
e I the samples when discovered 10 the |
act. This matter should not be delayed. |
A story is going around about pros
porous farmer who had trouble in get
ting his son and heir up early in the
The boy had habit of an
swering 'yessir," and going to sleep
again. Recently he was particularly |
anXi, u to get the young man up for inn
p prtant work, AMI to make no mistake
C llIed the boy, got the 'yessir," ran
upstairs, turned the covers down and
gave the person there good spanking
1t happened that on that night the
hired girl had been given the boys
room. When the tumult was over the
old man sat down behind the barn and
drafted a written apology to the girl.