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

The firemen were called upon Satur-
day to extinguish blaze in the smoke
house of Jos. Muckerheide on Garfield
street.
The binding chains on two cars
loaded with telegraph poles on the St.
Paul road broke Sunday allowing the
poles to roll off and fall over the switch
tracks delaying traffic temporarily.
Paul Gebert has purchased the Geo.
Maxson residence property in Dunbar
d Browns addition for the sum of
50, $40. He will occupy the same.
PIANO TUNING-also regulating and
repairing, best of references. Leave
orders at Frost Philbrick's.
LEONARD L. FRAZER.
The Misses Louise and Mary Under
wood are contemplating trip abroad,
and now expect to leave Wausau dur
ing the first part Of February for points
in Spain and Italy.
Rev. s. N Wilson, James Mongom-
cry, Chairman of the Home Missions,
Rev. l.. c. Smith and Rev. Frank
Young, are organizing the First Presby-
terion church at Edgar today Rev.
h. Knudson missionary of that field,
will also participate in the service.
Messrs. and Mesdames r E. Parcher
and G. +. Dunbar entertained at whist
on Friday evening at the home of the
latter. 1t was a charming evening to
all who participated. Prizes were
carried away by Mesdames f. Kelly
and d. A. McNaughton and Messrs. C.
b. Bird and P. V. o. Van Vechten.
Application was made this morning
to have Jos. Fieberger, living at los
First street, examined by physicians to
determine whether or not he shall be
placed in an insane asylum. Judge
Miller has appointed medical commits
sion for that purpose and the examina-
ton will be made this afternoon.
Anticipating a larger trade than
usual the coming year o. q. Callies has
made several changes in his force. Ed
Gustaveson, formerly with the Fore
man-Ford paint and oil company CT
Minneapolis, has been engaged as
shipping clerk; Louis Garske, formerly
driver of the delivery wagon, will have
charge of the glazing department, E.
c. Waller, of Eau Claire, will represent
the house on the road EVERYTHING
points to most successful season for
Mr. Callies.
A girl giving her name as Anna
Schultz and her age as fourteen, was
picked up on the streets last week by
Mrs. W. G. Dickens and taken to her
home, the girl claiming that she had
left her home on account of abuse adj
ministered to her by her father and
step-mother. The father and foster
mother are residents of the town of
Easton and well known in Wausau
Her case will be Investigated by
the authorities and some disposition
made of the girl, who appears to be
feeble minded. She has never attend
ed an English school.
G.. Carlson, a Scandinavian saloon
keeper living in the town of Eldron APP
peared before Judge Miller yesterday
with the statement three felers broke
into may saloon yesterday and ay want
them pooled" 1t appears that man
named Doty and his two sons had been
ordered out of Carlson's place for being
noisy and obeyed the mandate, but
later returned and finding the place
locked, kicked down the door and en-
tered and drove the proprietor out
Carlson was advised to go before
town justice nearer at home and save
expense in beginning an action. He
needed the advice and will bring suit
for damages.
Friday tramp stole felt boot and
rubber from the footwear display in
front of the Schield & LEM store and
they were found afterward by Arthur
hidden under the stair
way leading up to JusticeJ. G. Clarke's
office. Later the thief was arrested and
was brought into court Saturday morn
ing where he gave the name of John
Berry, sans home and sans finances
He plead guilty TO the charge and was
given sixty days in the county Jail. The
reason he stole such oddly mismated
footwear is that but one sample of each
variety kept in stock is displayed by
the above firm.
Ira l.. Hicks predicts that February
will open warm and threatening
Heavy snow storms will prevail up to
the 4th, when very cold weather will
follow. "a storm period to watch
will be from the Sth to the 1eth; the
days of the greatest violence, viii be on
and touching the 10th and 18th. In our
vicinity we may predict furious snow
storms and billiards. A severe cold
wave will come between the 18th and
10th. There will be a storm period
from the 10th to the sd, during the
time it will be quite warm. Look for
several days of crisp, freezing weather,
after the storms of this period pass
off, upon the whole, the forecast is for
an unusually stormy and disagreeaole
February.
Fancy Dutch xxx -four is the best
that there is on the market today It's
made of selected Minnesota hard wheat
by the most approved scientific
methods Since it has been put on the
market it has been subjected to all tests
known to the bread,aaKer, and has
proven itself to be A No. I. 1t makes
lighter, whittier and more wholesome
bread than other brands and housewives
who have once used it win have 10
other in their homes. 1t costs a
trifie more than other brands but is
cheaper in the end for there is no waste
i~.I brood into tho raffaSa