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

N"S anu evening tt.
Parochial schools of the CITY will close
next Friday for the usual Easter vaca-
The county board public property
committee will meet at the court house
April 9th.
L. E. Spencer, NJ. d., office in tie
Mckinley block, corner Third aud
Mcclellan streets.
Gillian q Rick are arranging to put
IN line of groceries IN their Third
street meat market
Rev. S. n. Wilson held services in
the Presbyterian church at Sherry.
Wednesday evening
1wf nty per cent. cash discount on ali
carPa cleaning until June 20th, 1904.
IT, WAUsAU LAUNDRY Co.
Ladies: Don't miss getting a sample
OF perfume and Talcum powder at
Pardee's this week.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, April 10Th.
A bouncing boy made his appearance
thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Leyenhagen.
Another whist game between mem
bers OF Co. q and ex-members will take
place at the armory Thursday evening
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired By Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed. If
The Grand Rapids Tribune saws that
DIR. I. b, Wallace, the osteopath, who
has lived in our city since Jan. LIST, has
decided to locate in Grand Rapids.
1t is rumored that the St. Paul road
Will run its Nos 5 and trains direct
from Milwaukee to Minocqua thus
giving much needed better service.
Leonard Reinllart, recent graduate
of the Wausau Business College, has
accepted a position with the Grand
Rapids Milling Co. at Grand Rapids
If spring does not arrive soon it will
be no fault OF the calendar for the sun
has crossed the Iropic of Cancer, so the
people say who were there at the time
and witnessed the event
The Democrats in Stevens Point have
placed in nomination this spring Thorn
as II. Hanna for mayor, Frank Boyer, for
treasurer, +. A. Krembs for comptroller
They make very strong ticket.
Mrs. Paul Moeller celebrated the
anniversary of her birth Wednesday by
inviting in number of her friends,
when music, finch and refreshments
served to make the afternoon enjoyable
Frank Jaeger General teamlng.
Dealer in dry kindling wood, slab wood
and hardwood. Is also dealer in horses.
Residence, 40 Forest street. Tel. No
569. All orders promptly attended
to. If.
Beginning last week the Wausau Free
Public Library will be open to the pub
lie during the following hours: Every
day IN the week, except Sunday and
Monday from 8 a. M. to y m. and from
80 p. IN. to 5p. m. Saturday evenings
from 7 to g.
The boxing show at the Columbia
Palm Garden last Tuesday evening is
said TO have drawn out a large crowd
of sports and as the bouts were of the
slam bang order the audience got its
moneys worth. Each bout went the
limit and ended in I. draw
Arthur Marcan, the crack ball player
who was member of the Nausau
league team in the games with Marsh
field two years ago has signed a con
tract with st. Paul for the coming sea-
son and his work will be watched with
interest by local baseball enthusiasts
Marshtield Times
The Senior G.. f. society of the Presby-
terrain church held Polly pin social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs +. w. Shatto
on Fourth street Wednesday evening
A clOthespin was presented to each one
present to dress up as one dresses doll,
scraps of cloth and a needle and thread
also being furnished. Refreshments
were served.
The people of Merrill viii this year
try the scheme of electing a nom
partisan ticket. A citizens league last
Thursday put in nomination the names
of men of all shades and stripes OF poll
ties for city and ward offices. John
O'Day, the lumberman, was nominated
for mayor. The republicans, however,
met later and nominated full ticket
naming Rudolph Schultz as their choice
for the city's chief executive
Don't forget that Riders book beer
will be on tap throughout the city dur
ing the Easter season. Purity and ex-
cellence are its accommodations.
DR.. w A. Hazelron has sold his
practice in this city to DR. w A. Green,
! of Ohio, H., and viii make his future
home in the n w. T.. Canada He
will leave about April Ist DR. Green
is a graduate of the Chicago Homeo-
pathic Medical college He was hos
pital physician and surgeon for two
! years and since has been IN active prac-
tee in Ohio, H. He comes well pre-
pared to I'LL DR.. Hazelton's place.
Fred Zentner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
! Fred Zentner, formerly of this city, but
now living in ManitoWoc, and Miss Elsa
| Duhman, of that city, were married a
| year ago, but the fact has Just been
made public While the young lady
was visiting friends in Milwaukee last
/ June the marriage ceremony was per-
| formed but was kept secret until a few
| days ago. The groom was born and
lived in this city up to a few years ago.
FARM For SALE,-For sale, a choice
| farm of 100 acres; 30 acres cleared
| good frame house of 10 rooms, with
| stone cellar; frame barn; farm all well
fenced with wire and cedar posts;
plenty of good cordwocd timber Win
be sold cheap if taken soon Situated
s miles from Wausau, Price s. 500
Other good farms and farm lands, Call
on the NATIONAL LAND Co,
ml5w4 Rohdes Block. Wausau.
John Harrington, burglar, has been
arrested in Chicago for burgarly COM
mitted at Waukegan. H. He is the same
man who was leader of the gang that
robbed the Amherst bark in the spring
of 1899, and with one of his pals was
captured in the woods near the Eau
Claire bridge south of town At
that time he made things lively for his
pursuerS by shooting st them with a
large A calibre revolver, and with re-
markable precision, too. as Jerry Brad