Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-02-02

Don't miss the soap sale at Pardee's
Mrs Mary Poor has not been as well
as usual the past week
There will be n regular meeting OF
the common council held tonight.
w ANTED-By the Wausau Box and
Lumber Co., good second hand safe
During the cold spell of late it has
AIKEN over cord of wood each day to
feed the furnace in the court house.
Drs Rosenberg and Hazelton have
been numbered with the sick the past
week. They are able to be about again
Knox Kreutzer whom we reported as
being very sick last issue is now i'm
proving and will soon be able to be
about again.
Sunday afternoon chimney fire at
the residence Of Henry Schaupp, $50
Scott street, neeessitated calling out of
the fire department
Those wishing to rent costumes for
the Liederkranz mask ball can get
them at Liederkranz hall, Feb. End
aud Sd. Rates reasonable
Accuracy in compounding, purity in
drugs, reasonable charges has doubled
our prescription business yearly. Call
aud see us. Frost -Philbrick Drug Co.
VIII Roth and VIII Tesmer, of Colby
have joined the Badger band and
orchestra of the city, the former to play
the base drum the latter the slide from
bone.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Wausau- Telephone company will
be held this evening at the court house
IN the room of the county board of
supervisors.
q. W. Drewry, state inspector of
graded schools, has been in the county
for several days past AID III company
with Co. Supt. John f Lamont, has been
visiting the schools of Edgar, Mosinee
and other towns.
Pierce Hirsch, superintendent of the
Wausau Telephone Co, while working
with a crew of men one day last week
Arranging the new cables of the COM
pany, had his left hand severely burned
by coming in contact with an electric
wire.
The dog that bit A. V. Gearhart
early last week died the next day, it is
thought of rabies The head of the
animal has been sent TO the state
laboratory at Madison TO have the
question determined whether the dog
was mad or not
During the cold snap of the past two
weeks, ianitOrs of large buildings have
found it almost impossible to heat up
such buildings to the degree desired
While indicators of steam guagesIhave
been run away up. the temperature OF
the buildings could not he raised above
90. At one of the schools the children
in some departments had to he dis
missed on account of cold rooms
Henry Fehl, who has charge of III,
gents furnishing department of {. AL.
then's store, and Miss Jennie Zell
daughter of Mrs. NJ Zell, living nj 80:
n. Second Ave, will be- united in mar
riage Wednesday, Feb l0h. The cere
mony will be performed hy he Rev. F
Werhahn at St. stephens church
They will go to housekeeping in one o
the Anthem houses at the corner of For
est and Canal streets.
John Dufskey, resident of Edgar
who has been working in mill at Zen
wood, went to the latter village las
Tuesday hut found the mill closed o.
account of cold weather He though
he would exercise little economy il
returning to Edgar and so rode on Tia
bumpers of n freight train, instead o
buying ticket and riding inside of
warm passenger train. He was neari
frozen to death when he reached Edga
aud is now nursing two badly froste'
ears, some toes and digits.
Fred Petrie or "Buckshoj.' as he
better known, is again in Jail lie wa
found sleeping in vacant woodshe
Sunday and reported to the police an
but for his arrest would undoubtedl
have frozen TO death. He was sent {
the county Jail yesterday morning
swat until Thursday for hearing
In the meantime Judge Miller will a
tempt to devolve some scheme To di
pose of him A trip to Oshkosh asylum
such a. be has been threatened Will
might do "Buckshot" some good. Th
late &. +. EidTed, when district n
torney, once moved TO hare the fello
committed To the L 5. senate. whic
had the effect of keeping him sober Il
several months.