Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-08-04
CITY NOTES.

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For RENT-A fiat partly furnished.
Gentleman and lady preferred Apply
6O1 Sd st.
Cones band spent part of last week
at Amigo and furnished music at the
Woodmen picnic.
DIR Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, August 1lth
M. B. Ford is occupying his new resi-
dence on Fulton street lately purchased
by him of DR.. L. E. Spencer.
NJ. Wawrzyniak has moved his tailor
shop from the Leahy building to rooms
above the Continental store.
Dr. W. c. Dickens has moved his
office from the Fellows, building to
rooms above Dunbar's jewelry store.
The fruit stand that has been located
for several weeks at the corner of Third
and Washington streets has dsap-
peared
Have your watches and clocks re
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed. If
Pat Bowling has purchased of Mrs
ii. 2. Maynard her residence property
on Main street, paying for the same
S., 600.
Window shades furnished on short
notice by leaving your orders with NJ
Lipski. Upholstering also done neatly
and cheaply
e. w. Lake has rented the Scholfield
residence, at the corner of Fourth and
McClellon streets, and will take posses
sion on the 1st of September
A switchman named Henry Schneider
employed by the St. Paul Co., lost a
finger on his right hand Wednesday, it
being caught between the bumpers.
Andrew King, of Green Bay, is in the.
city making an attempt to organize
lodge of the National Fraternal League,
an insurance order, with headquarters
in that city.
Brokaw's first election will be held
some time during the month of August,
the exact date not having been decided
upon. There is not much of a scramble
for Office and the interest taken in the
matter is luke warm.
The residence of George Silverthorn,
on East Warren street, has been COM
menced. Philip Dean is the architect
and the plans show very handsome
building, of partly colonial design. Ii
will be finished before snow flies
The report of the state game warden
for the six months ending June Both of
the present year shows that 1913 persons
were arrested during that time for vio-
lations, who paid fines amounting to
81, 84277. Also SO, 1880 worth of pro-
perty was seized.
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Miss Margaret Scholfield has plans
drawn, by Architect Dean, for new
residence, to be erected on the vacant
lot on Mcclellan street, between the
Scholfeld homestead, at the corner of
Fourth and Mcclellan streets, and the
Universalist church. 1t will colonial
design and work on same will be COM
men ced this week and be ready for oc-.
cupancy by November.
Peter Schmidt, farmer living in the
town of Plover, was arrested Thursday
on complaint of neighbor, L. A. Rose,
who alleges that on July Is his horses
broke out of pasture and entered
Schmidts premises and that the latter
emptied charge of shot into them and
also manned them with knife. His
examination was postponed to Aug. 9th
he being required to furnish bail in the
sum of 800.
Wednesday morning by berry picker
of Merrill VIM. Clancy, while en-
gagged in a search for berries in some
bushes not far from town, found the
skeleton of man. An examination of
the clothes encasing it proved it to be
that of VIM Kruger, who mysteriously
disappeared from home about May list.
His friends have reason to believe that
he committed suicide.
The stock of cigars in Wausau was
nearly depleted Wednesday, John Man
son that day being a heavy purchaser.
1t was not an attempt to corner the
market for John distributed them liber-
ally among his friends, and his game"
leg, that has bothered him for two
weeks, that day lost its ''gameness,
for Johns whole system was filled with
leSuberance. There is a new boy at
the Manson home, having been born
on Tuesday night.
Quite a number of Woodmen from
Wausau attended the annual picnic of
the Woodmen's Picnic association held
Thursday at Amigo and report having
had splendid time. The Wausau drill
team was accorded first place in COM
| petitive drill, with Eau Claire second.
! In the convention. held to determine
the place of holaing the next picnic,
Merrill was successful in landing the
| plum. Large crowds were in attend
Snce at the picnic with mediocre
street fair IS side attraction.
While the raspberry and blueberry
season ought to be in full swing now,
still there are few berries coming into
town Peonle who have for wears used