Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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Neil Campbell and family have
moved into their new home on Fulton
| street.
Frank Anderson has been appointed
as mail carrier, to succeed Ernest Dunn,
who has resigned.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon. will be at the
Bells House, October 4th.
JAS Madden has purchased of Ernst
Oestrich residence at 800 Canal street
and has moved his family into it.
The Wausau Business college foot
ball team and the Merrill city team
play a game this afternoon on the
Merrill fair grounds.
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, jeWeler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed. If
The Lincoln county fair starts today
and will continue for four days. The
management has arranged an excellent
racing program and many Wausau
people will attend.
| Otto Eehlhaber, cashier of the Bank
of Edgar. moved his household effects
| to that village Saturday, and as soon as
he has la.1 carpets and arranged things
his family will follow.
LosT-A gentleman's open-f faced gold
watch on either Second or Washing
ton streets, on Friday. The finder will
receive reward by leaving the same
at Mueller's jewelry store.
| Saturday last was the Jewish New
Year and was celebrated by Hebrews
all over the country. Next Monday is
the day of atonement, a holiday like
wise celebrated by the Israelites.
A social ball will be given by the M.
B. of A., at Armory hall, this Tuesday
evening, Sept 18th. The dance is Civ
en- in honor of the delegates attending
the Tenth district convention of the
order.
Wednesday blazing gasoline stove
| in the home of Carl Paff threatened
destruction of the house, and necessi
tated calling out Sue fire department
| The flames were extinguished, how
ever, without much damage being
done.
o. Paquin, the well known town of
Maine horseman, has entered his Mary
Jane Sprague in the Merrill races.
This is the horse that holds the Wausau
| half mile Notwithstanding to the an
| nounesRisHt made at the time by the
! tjudge-l:04.
The st. Paul Valley division head
quarters bnilding, located in this city at
| the east end of Scott street, will be re-
modelled, crew of carpenters having
arrived in the city last week for that
/ ha n
more inviting in appearance they will
place new roof on the building.
e.. ID Bartz, Judge j. A. Gaynor, of
Grand Rapids, and John Nj. Ware, of
/ Waupaca, appointed to equalIze the
valuation of real and personal property
of Portage county, have completed
their labors 1t was found that the city
of Stevens Point was paying more than
her Just share of taxes, and the valua-
ton outside of the city has been raised
about % per cent.
The many friends of s. Nj. Yale, of
Minneapolis, were very much fright
ened on Wednesday morning on look
ing over the daily papers to learn that
| he was one of the many who were IN
jured in q railroad wreck near st. Louis.
Mr.. Curtis, of the Curtis Il Yale Co, of
this city soon managed TO reach Mr.
Yale by wire and found out that
he was in the wreck but was not in
ljured.
Little Judy, the well known pacing
mare owned by j. n COtter of Merrill,
died last week from Injuries received
by jumping in her stall. Little Judy Is
known to all followers of racing IN
Wausau for she was seen on our track
many times and at one time held the
Nausau track record. She was bred
from sire and dam of national reputa-
i ton and her record was better than
1916. She WAS pretty little animal a-d
won for her owner over 5000.
Heary Curran and Walter Murat,
who are taking trip down the river
in canoe, were in Rhinelander Mon
day. They put their boat In the river
at State Line Friday msrning. They
i made 53 miles one day. They will
lprobably arrive home Saturday
Stevens Point Journal.
They passed through Wansau Thurs
lday afternoon, carrying their canoe
around the falls and putting in sup
ply of provisions to last until they
reached home.
i Fred Linder of Marathon City, man
of about fifty years of age, was
brought to the city Wednesday and
locked up in the county jail, being yio..
, Iently insane While in jail he amused
. himself by running across the floor OF
his cell and butting his head against
, the iron. work and had to be restrained
! All night long he continued rambling
|. talk in q loud tome of voice, that kept
everyone awake in the building. and
hxd tn ha watched continually. he
was violent up TO the time of being
! taken to Oshkosh Thursday morning.
This is Linder's second attack; he has
been confined in an asylum before.
The sale of Blue Ribbon -four ex
ceesls that of any other brands AT ths
stores of Max L. B0ehm. 1l6-u