Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-02-23

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Geo. Montgomery died at his home
in Merrill Wednesday after a very
short illness with pneumonia. He was
brother-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Kretlow of this city, and was also re-
lated to the Stages, both families at
tending the funeral Sunday He was
forty years of age and leaves
sa wife and five daughters.
The following item may be of interest
the NJ w. A.: Total membership of
the Modern Woodmen of America
lodge is now 10000 and the total num-
Der of camps, 200 The amount of
insurance in force is 81 ,200, 600 600
From January l, 1908, to July /, 1908,
So, 600, 900 was paid to bene6ciaries
The number of deaths during the same
period was 1900 The average mem
bership is 1919 years and the death
rate per 1000 members for the past
year is 4,S4
E. d. Glennon, editor of The Gazette,
was suddenly strickened with multiple
neutris, last week Tuesday, and on Sat
urday was taken to the Sacred Heart
Sanitarium at Milwaukee He was ac-
companied by Mrs Glennon, Dir. c. Won
Neupert Jr, and p. j Jacobs, Mrs.
Glennon to remain with him for week
or two, while the gentlemen returned
Monday morning. Neutris is the infam-
nation of nerves of the muscles, and
this disease has affected Mr.. Glennon's
lower limbs, slightly disabling the arms
also. He is doing nicely at present UNI
der the excellent treatment at the\Sani-
tarium-Stevens Point Gazette.
If you are going to build or make any
change in your residence, have your
heating plant put in right and your gas
work and plumbing done up in mod
ern way. We do all kinds of repairing
in these lines A B. Wheeler Il Son.
GIG Third Street IT,
c. $. Stockwell, county surveyor of
Clark county, spent Friday in the city
looking up the records in the register
of deeds office in reference to the WI
NV and W. Sw See. 81, T. - r. ,, and
the sw NV of Sec 6, T. . Il. , The
village of Abbotsford, which is divided
by the western county line, is growing
rapidly and the people desire more land
for the corporate limits. They desire
to annex the territory above named
which is situated in the towns of Hull
and Holton, this county. These lands,
which appear on the map as whole
40S, are in reality fractions, and
only contain about $50 acres. As soon
as plat has been made a petition will
be presented Judge Silverthorn, asking
for the right of annexation. If the con-
sent of the court is given Especial cleo
ton win likely be held by the people
living on these lands, to settle the
question,
The people of Merritt have been ex-
tremely fortunate this winter, but like
the fellow that owned the goose that
laid the golden egg, they are not salts
fed The News, published in that city
says The monopoly on wood con-
tinueS. The farmers have raised the
price of green wood to = 90 and $3.50
cord, and it Nlay go still higher
that Knock the coal of your
pipe Wood being secured at $500 per
cord Ii sounds like one of the stories
of the beautiful Fatima in the Arabian
Nights Tales Wausau people have
been contributing from > 90 to ss.o0a
winter for measly little loads OF a mix
ture of birch aad decayed maple. and
have smiled and accepted conditions
without complaint But the Merrillites
are IKE the man that bought the suit OF
81 90 clothes of the Hebrew haber
dasher aud expected some humming
birds thrown in.
81 600 INCOME PER YEAg can be made
from a garden 50x50 feet, grow
ing ginseng. As easy 10 take care of
as potatoes and more sure crop A lit /
tie work night aud morning all that is /
needed. Why waste your time. when
in few years YOU can make yourself
For full particulars and !
Instructions send dollar for q years
10 THR GINSENG GRowER, /
Wansaa. Wis Do ii today jls~m3