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

Eugene ChauvinX ~ Wv
Bauch, consisting mo- -,
tents and upholstering gS
will occupy the Bauch store u
factory, on west Washington SIN
which quarters they will move o. &
Sth of February Mr. Lipski has COY
fined the business to upholstering and !
window shades but the new firm will
add tents and awnings and are ready
now to take all orders in its line Mr..
Chauvin VIII take charge of all the out
side work, while Mr.. Lipski will direct
work at the factory and store. The
PLoT predicts a successful career for
this institution.
After diligent inquiry, the B. F.
Mcmillan Co, of Mcmillan, has failed
to locate any relatives of the man, Fred
Smith, who was killed at one of its
camps two weeks ago. The man was
sent to the company by an employment
bureau at Minneapolis, but the concern
knew nothing of his past history He
was about 4 9 inches in height,
weighed l65 pounds, was about 35 years
old and was of sandy complexion, with
blue eyes. Two pictures were taken of
him, one with his cap off and one with
it on, but it is hardly probable that his
relatives, if he has any, will ever be
found.
Clark county has entered the Central
Wisconsin Fair circuit and has been
given the dates of August 30, 81, Sept
and 2. The race program and purses,
adopted at the meeting held here last
Tuesday, was sumitted to the officers of
the fair association at Neillsville, and
on Wednesday Homer Clark, secretary
of the Clark County Agricultural
society, telephoned l.. K Wright, secre-
tary of the circuit association, that the
same was acceptible.
County Supt John Lamont was over
from Wausau week before last visiting
school, and while here attended the
Farmers institute, and made very
able aud instructive speech on educa-
tional matters We were afraid John
would undertake to instruct the farm
ers on how to raise turnips and corn
meal mush but he fortunately confined
himself to topics with which he was
familiar Colby items, in Unity Regis
ter
Mike Shape, resident of Merrill,
while out hunting one day last fall,
killed a white deer His story at first
was discredited until he had produced
its carcas He had the animal mounted,
and visitors to that town may see the
white deer in the owners show window,
where he has placed it. The Indians
are superstitious and will not kill a
white deer, and there are many legends
connected with it.
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 a. Son
GIG Third Street. If.
Joe Casteline, who for several months
has been confined at the Riverside hos
pital, suffering from disease from
which it was thought he could not re
eoyer, has so gained in strength that
yesterday he was able to depart for Or
in the southern part of the
state. where he will spend some time
with relatives visiting and recuperating |
The north bound and south bound |
trains on the ST. Paul met in
a collision Thursday at Trappe City |
Both had orders to meet there and as
the north bound train pulled into a |
siding ii was struck by the other train.
The pilots of both engines were
wrecked and the passengers shook up, |
but otherwise no damage was done
The first snow storm visited this sec I
ton on November 10th and since that
time, eighty-four days, there has been
continuous sleighing, the snow never
having left the ground. There are
of there being great many /
more days before wheel vehicles are
brought forth, and the record SO far
has not been equalled in a great many
years.
The house committee of the Wausau
club is making an extra effort to make
ladies' night, leach Monday EVENING"
enjoyable in every way. Notices have
been sent out that tables will be ar
ranged for card playing and the bowl
ing alley win be at the disposal Of the
ladies.
Frank Jaeger. General teamIng
Dealer in dry kindliBg wood, slab wood
and hardwood Is also dealer IL horses.
410 Forest street. Tel No
$50. All orders promptly attended
tn If
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilderneck, until re-
Gently resident OF tie village Of Fen
wood. pleaded guilty to the charge OF
adultery last week in circuit court for
Wood COUNTY and was sentenced to
three months in the county Jail Her
paramour, John Austin, will stand trial
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired By Otto Mueller. jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets AL
work guaranteed. If