Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-29

ing another trip to that health resort
when he found remedy that is now
helping him and he will remain here.
Mr. and Mrs G. J Winton gave a
dinner party on Saturday to a number
OF the young girl friends of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, the occasion being The
latter's fourteenth birthday. There
were covers for fourteen and it was a
very enjoyable event.
Ed. Seim-''You say you want a
coat What cut, please -
Bargain Seeker" About 80 per cent.
will do guess"
Ed Seim-"All right. We are
making that cut in all lines of gents
furnishings at present"
Arthur Short, of Edgerton, stepson
OF Mrs. Esther Short, of this city, and
half brother of Mrs II E. McEachron.
died on Saturday last. Mr.. Short in
the 70s practiced law in this city, and
is well known to many. Mr.. and Mrs
II. +. McEachron went down to attend
the funeral
An organisation has been formed in
the northern part of the state which is
known as the North Wisconsin Farmers
association, which is receiving financial
aid from the citizens of all towns in the
upper county. The object of the
organization it to induce farmers to
settle up that section
Owing to the warm days for the past
two weeks the frost has been driven
deeper into the ground and the city
thawing engine has been kept constant
ly at work thawing out sewer pipes,
catch basins, etc 1t will probably be
necessary to keep up this work for
some days yet to come.
Wednesday last Ottmar Saater, one
Of the oldest, wealthiest and most
| highly respected residents of the town
of Stettin, died at his home in Marathon
City, where he had been living since
last summer He was buried Saturday
morning from village Catholic church
and the funeral was attended be several
people from this city.
Ladies visiting Hoffmanns wall paper
| department are convinced at a glance
of the superior line offered There is no
hesitating about making a purchase.
for they know they are getting the
/ greatest value for their money We are
| offering better assortment of paper at
| lower prices than has ever been shown
IN Wausau before. Store liz Scott st
The city of Beloit last week had the
trEth of the old adage, "Itunever rains
| but it pours,' fully exemplified On |
| Tuesday great fire broke out and at |
| about the same time Turtle Greek and |
| Rock river overflowed their banks and |
| flooded the town The destruction to |
property by both disasters will reach |
$3.50 600.
The republicans have had trouble with |
their ward nominees in the First ward |
). ). Meservey refused to accept the |
domination for supervisor and Henry |
Grob will be substituted on the ticket /
Max Boehm who was nominated for al /
derman did not desire to make the race,
and VIM. Heinrich was decided upon to |
go after the office.
Frank Kickbusch, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ferdinand Kick busch, of this city,
who has been attending the McKillip |
Veterinary college of Chicago for three
years past was graduated from that in
stitution Friday. He returned home
Saturday, and after a short visit with
his parents will go to Grand Rapids and
open veterinary office.
Mrs Frank Gilderneck, formerly of
Stratford, who was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment in the Wood
county Jail for adultery, and who made
her escape from jail, is reported dead.
The information comes from Duluth,
where she and her paramour have been
living since her escape, but the story
is believed TO be a ruse to throw the
authorities off the track.
Ernest Fenton and Miss Louise Pagel,
both of Amigo, were married in this
city Sunday evening at the home of the |
brides brother-in-law and sister, MIR.
and Mrs Emil Muenchow, who reside
on the fiat. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. +. Werhahn. They
will reside in Amigo, where Mr.. Fenton
is employed with the Northwestern
Ry. Co.
Adam Gosage, an old soldier, who
has been receiving only $1,000 per
month, but who was unable to do much
on account of his poor health, has had
his pension raised toSS24 90 This was
done by bill which was passed through |
congress last week. VIM. Philbrick
was instrumental in getting the increase
and he has worked over the case very
hard, feeling that it was very worthy.
Zeb, Zarrow & Kennedy present at
the Grand opera house on April the
well known and successful comedy dra-
ma The Midnight Express" by John
j Kennedy The play is said to be the
most wonderful of all this seasons re-
pertoire. A clever cast OF players and
a large and competent company make
f" The Midnight Express" one of the best
attractions booked by manager Cone !
this season The prices will remain as ;
usual, %, IS and so cents. The seat
sale opens as usual
Rooms to rent for small family Also
furnished rooms to rent. Prices reason
able. Enquire of Mrs. James Single,
A IS
Rev w o Carrier, president of
Carroll College, Waukesha, will come ,,
to our city next Friday for few days
stay. He will occupy the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn /,
ing and evening and will conduct SER :
vices on Sunday afternoon at the Kelly
chapel Rev Carrier will ttend the
Y p S. G. E. convention at Amigo :
Wednesday aud Thursday and come to ;;
Wausau from there. His visit here will ,,
be great pleasure 10 our people. /,
All of the town treasurers have made
their settlement with the county treas
urer The total amount of delinquent
taxes returned is $40, 495.29 which is
slightly higher than year ago, the
respect the village of Marathon is the {
lowest with SIS 90, and the city of Wau- !.
sau the highest, 81 065 81 OF the towns,
halsey is lowest with 1894, while !;
Weston has 1869 81 to its discredit.
Weston is a very large town from :
which the timber has been stripped,
leaving great deal of land of little
value, which probably accounts for the
large delinquent list.
The Waukesha Haven of Rest and
Sanitarium is being painted bv Denfeld
& WeiSbrod, of this city 800 gallons of
the famous Patton's Sunproof paints
being used, which were selected for :
their durability after test of fourteen
other brands Today a carload ship
ment of these reliable paints were re- |.
ceived BY O. c. Callies. These paints
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