Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-10-10

Df. r. Antoyne, OF La Crosse, has
located in Marathon City, for the
practice of medicine
| The ladies of the Universalist church
will hold their annual sale and supper
on Tuesday, Dec. 9Th. If
Let us fix up your broken window
and storm sash. We are headquarters
for GLASS of all kinds Mumm's paint
and wall paper store, 80 Scott St.
When you go to your grocer for laun-
dry soap, remember to ask for and in
sist on getting Swift's Pride Soap.
None so good, so pure, so economical.
LosT-A Waterman Ideal fountain
pen, black holder. on Saturday even
ing. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving same with A. H. Grout at the
First National bank.
Miss Della Thayer has opened a
studio, in the PILOT building where
she will be pleased to see all who desire
to take lessons on the violin, mandolin
or banjo. If.
Anyone desiring glazing done will
confer favor if they will place the or
the time they want the job completed.
1t may save you some Inconvenience
and assist him.
Announcement is made of the COM
ing marriage of Miss Helen Heinemann,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Heine-
mann, of this city, to Max Jung, of
Milwaukee, which will be solemnized
some time in January. Mr.. Jung has
visited in Wausau on several occasions.
They will reside in Milwaukee.
County Treasurer Robt. Juedes ex-
poets to receive in Thursdays mail a
check for $6,641.12 from the state
treasurer in payment of the states
share of the expense OF operating the
county agricultural and training
schools. The amount is divided thus
agricultural school, S3,842 IS; training
school, 50, 1884.
Miss Nellie Church, of this city, and
NJ. T. White, of Oregon, Wis, were
married Sunday afternoon at Duncan
Bros. farm on Marshall hill The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. A. E.
Patch, pastor of the Baptist church,
and was witnessed by few relatives
and friends. They departed the same
evening for Broadhead, where Mr. |
White will engage in the mercantile
business
Several sacks of cigarette papers were
received at the Wausau post office yes
terday for distribution among our peo-
pie. Each envelope contained several
books of papers, advertising matter,
etc., and the receiver of the envelope is |
with regard to disposing
of same. The name of the company is
on each package or book so
that it is easy to prosecute the sender if |
our cigarette law is worth tinker's |
darn.
The Farrell Music Co is one of the |
latest business concerns to be organ
lied in Wausau. Mrs. j. FL. Farrell, |
who has been connected with the S. n |
Bridge d Son Co. since it came to Wau- |
sau, will assume the management of |
the new store, which will be located in |
the old quarters of the S. N. Bridge &
Go. The latters stock was purchased |
md moved to the store of the James
Music Co. The Farrell Music Co. will |
larry stock of merchandise indicitive
If its name.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mylrea and Mr..
md Mrs. Henry McCrossen went out
nto the town of Hewitt last Saturday
or a brief outing. They secured quar-
5ers for their team in a farmers barn,
md pitched their tent on the line be-
tween Marathon and Lincoln counties.
The weather was as warm and pleasant /
rs if in June and they had a most de-
ightful time until Sunday evening,
when they returned. Mr.. Mylrea is of
,he opinion that in standing timber and
good farming lands, the town of Hewitt
s the richest in old Marathon
Frank Kruger, who moved to the
city recently from the town of Berlin,
was in court this morning on an assault
charge preferred by his wife, who is
to her home and is in g. serious
The story of the affair is not
tit for publication, and if true, brands
Kruger as being worse than the lowest
Of animals. In fact an animal has bet
ter morals than to commit such an act.
as the defendant is charged with.
His hearing was set for Oct. II, he fur
nishing bond of $500 Tor his appear
ance at that time.