Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-10-03
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.

on Tuesday, December Btu.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, October oath.
Dry kindling wood for sale cheap.
Enquire of L A. Pregent, 1888 N. Sixth
St. or at Goodwillie's Box Factory.
One of our local drug stores last week
purchased of w. E Turner and N. A.
Sanders, of Moon, about 1000 ginseng
roots for which about $3.50 was paid.
Tive cars were ditched on the st.
Paul road near the Werheim factory
on Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
nearly three hours before they were
placed back on the track.
Rev. S. N. Wilson was at Merrill Fri
day evening for the purpose of taking
part in the installation of Rev. T. c..
Hill as pastor of the west side Presby-
terrain church of that city.
Geo. johnson, of Marshfield, en-
ployed in the Curtis q Yale factory
No. /, had all of the fingers of his left
hand injured Wednesday while at work
on rip saw. One finger was nearly
severed from the hand.
Herman Jaeske was arrested Friday
on complaint of neighbor, Henry
Crozier, charged with assault and
battery. He pleaded not guilty and
his examination was set for Oct. 10.
Both are residents of the town of Eau
Pleine.
Let us fix up those broken window
and storm sash before cold weather
sets in. We have large stock of glass
in all sizes, bought before the advance
in glass, which we are selling at our
regular old prices. Telephone 1926
If Mumm's paint, wall paper store.
When the great day comes and king
doms tOtter and thrones fall to the
sound of GabriePs horn, and the just
and the unjust are divided to the right
or left in the crotch of the roads there
will be woman with a baby wagon
blocking progress in all directions.
Louis Packard was on Wednesday
bound over for trial in municipal court
to answer to the charge of abandon
ment of family. He is resident of the
town of Eau Pleine and was arrested
week ago He has been given work in
the paper mills at Brokaw, with an
opportunity of providing for his family
WANTED-Lady of prepossessing
appearance for permanent position as
our local representative for the Medici
Secret Cream for face, arms, neck and
bust. The finest Massage Cream
known. Address, with particulars of
yourself, Medici Secret Cream, South
Bend, Ind.
Chas. Munhall, a young man living
near the village of Mcmillan, had all of
the fingers and thumbs of both hands
shot off while out hunting one day last
week. He was standing on the rail-
road track and had his hands over the
muzzle of the gun, the butt resting on
the rail, when the gun slipped off the
rail and was discharged.
G. II. Werden, who formerly had
charge of the Brooks q Ross Lumber
Co.'S interests at Schofield, has pur-
chased stock in the White River Lum-
Der Co. at Mason, Bayfield, county, and
has assumed the management of the
concern. This is the company which
recently purchased the Alexander
Edgar Lumber Co.'s mill at Iron River
Get the habit of going to c. Athens
for your clothing. We never consider
sale completed until you are satisfied.
We would rather close our doors than
knowingly sell an unsatisfactory article.
Just now we are making a speciality of
fall and winter overcoats. They are
all that is claimed for them and more
too. Inspect our stock and convince
yourself-C. Anthem.
= A town of Hamburg farmer brought
bear to town Friday which he had killed
the day before near his sheep pasture.
The animal was a fine specimen and
weighed over 200 pounds. 1t was pur-
chased by Ben Fehl and shipped to his
uncle, Jacob Fehl, in Milwaukee, to be
served at the celebration of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fehl's silver wedding.
The International Live Stock exposi-
ton will be held in Chicago for one
week, commencing Oct. 7, and a num-
Der of Wausau stock fanciers will at
tend as usual. An immense building
with 243, 600 square feet of floor space,
with seating capacity of 10000 was
erected this summer at a cost of $780,
go. In this building cattle will be
shown and sales made.
The last of a series of fifteen concerts
was held in the band stand on the
county square Thursday evening. The
evening was one of ideal fall weather
and the result was that a very large
crowd of people was attracted. At all
the concerts given by the Columbia
band during the summer excellent
music has been furnished and the con-
certs have proved popular.
Nick Knipple, former resident Of
Wausau, died at his home in Milwau-
kee Thursday, after very short illness.
He resided here quite number of
years ago, married Wausau girl and
was employed in the meat markets of
John Merklein and VIM. Sell He left
here about twelve years ago. He was
an uncle of John Knipple, employed in
the Continental clothing store.
The Wisconsin Ginseng Co. brought
200 pounds of green ginseng roots to
town last week, which will be dried for
the market. In addition to these 400
pounds more will he dug and dried.
The 600 pounds of green roots will