Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-03


G.. F. Dunbareand w. B. Scho!
field are giving their residences new
coats of paint.
DR. Turbin, thesseminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be ut thu
Bells House, May nth
w. F. Collins was confined to hi.
home nearly all of the past week will
severe cold He is able to be about
again.
Have your watches and clocks re
raired by Otto Mu Her, jeweler, corner
Third and ashingtof streets. AL
work guaranteed. If
Mrs Winifred Lynch, wife of our for
nler congressman from this district
Thos Lynch, died last Wednesday al
Sauk Center, Mimi, at the age of fifty
seven years.
Otto Lemke, of the town of Stettin
was arrested Friday on a charge pre-
ferred by young woman of that town.
His examination was postponed to Sat
urday next.
Frank Jaeger Genral teamlng
Dealer in dry kindling rlood, slab wood
and hardwood. Is also ,ealer in horses
Residence, 4l0 Forest street Tel. No
BOY. All orders promptly attended
to. If
T0mahawk is to have another paper
mill in operation by fall. 1t will be a
two machineI2ill, and will be built by
the company hich for several years
has operated a ,Saper mill near that
place.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Co
has large crew of men driving its logs
out of Spirit river into the Wisconsin
The crew is in charge of Jack Collins
and twill be three weeks before the real
drive reaches the main river.
Mr. and Mrs. John Winter, of the
town of Texas, are mourning the loss oi
their son, John, aged ten months and
nineteen days, who died Sunday after q
weeks illness. The funeral was held
this afternoon from the home, the Rev
Burger officiating
VIM. Rosenthal, aged twen.y-thret
years, died Sunday after a two week
illness. His remains were shipped yes
terday to Stratford for burial. He was
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rosen
thai, of the town of Cleveland, and was
attending one OF The city schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. King. of the town
of Cassel, arrived in the city Thursday
morning with a son ten months old,
whom they were taking to physician
for treatment When coming up from
the Northwestern depot in bus the
child died. The parents returned home
on the next train and the funeral was
held Saturday at Edgar.
Boynton Tent No. %, K. O. T. M, al
its meeting this evening will elect a
delegate and alternate to a convention
that has been called to meet at Eau
Claire June l4th, The convention is to
be held for the purpose of considering
the advisability of establishing Great
Tent for the state of Wisconsin,.
The Golfer dam built by John Manser
at Kelly to be used as a protection from
the water, in repairing the old mill
dam, portion of which was carried
away week ago, was destroyed Fri
day night. MIR. Manser has not lost
courage, but like Cyrus Field, inlaying
the Atlantic cable, "Will find u way or
make one" for repairing his dam.
An exchange says: "Sheets of cheese
ClOtu liduc inc SIZE OI Iut Dcu anu
tackled on light frame as cover will
force garden plants This gives added
heat, saves moisture and protects from
insects and cold. By this means let.
tuce, raddishes and other early vege-
tables may be had two weeks earlier
than in the open ground. The cheese
cloth costs but few cents per square
yard and lasts two or three seasons"
Geo. Werheim, Jr., has decided to
sever his interests with the Werheim
Mfg. Co. in this city and locate at
Grand Rapids. He is stockh older in
the newly organized Grand Rapids
Brewing Co., and has been elected a
director and secretary and will have
charge of the books of the company
Mr.. Werheim has good business ability
and the affairs of the company ought
TO prosper under his management
William Reinecke died Tuesday even
ing last at his home, 628 Forest street,
after an illness of several weeks. dropsy
being assigned as the cause of death
Deceased was siXty-one years of age
and had been resident of Wausau for
twenty three years. He is survived by
his wife and eight children, Mrs. Chas
Trebus, of Eland Jet Mrs. Albert
Bauman, of Schoiield Mrs Fred Bau-
man, William, Emil Otto, Carl and
Henry of Wausau Funeral services
were held Friday afternoon from St
Stpnhon'S chnrch