Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-05-09
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets

Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.
NJ Phillip, the florist, has established
branch agency in Grand Rapids for
the sale of flowers.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, May 9th.
County superintendent of schools
are meeting today at Madison, a con-
vention having been called by State
Supt q. P. Carey.
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed. tt
A merry-go-round has been setup on
the market square, where it will be
1t is owned by Richard Herzog and
Jos. Hammerla of this city.
Co. & will commence outdoor rifle
practice Sunday next. In the meantime
the range near the Eau Claire river
bridge will be fixed up, the pit cleaned
out and telephone installed.
w. r. Bryan, the wholesale fruit
dealer, suffered loss Thursday after
noon, his Merrill warehouse catching
fire. Several hundred dollars worth of
fruit was rendered valueless.
Rob. Kerr, engineer on the st. Paul
road, has purchased of Conrad BOpf the
house and lot at the east end of Scott
street, occupied by Ernest Dunn and
family. The price paid was 81, 800.
The Liederkranz of Rhinelander,
which will attend the Saengerfest to be
held in this city June 1925, will, we
learn, attempt to have that Town select
ed as the place for holding the Saenger-
fest in 1906
An item which appeared in the Grand
Rapids Tribune last week stated that
Miss Daisy Wakefield, who has been
teaching school in that place, has been
engaged to teach in our city schools
the coming year.
Dan. Delnodar, who has been con-
nected with the Wausau Gaslight and
| Coke Co. for a great many years as
general handy man, has gone into bust
ness for himself. He will sell gas burn
ers, mantles, etc.
The number of inmates of the county
poor house was increased Friday night
by the birth of daughter to the super
| intendent and matron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rlenow. They now have three
boys and four girls.
The library board has collected and
paid over to the city treasurer S., 600 of
| the fund raised for building site pur-
poses and the balance OF tie So 900 sub
scribed will be collected within short
time aud also placed in the city treasury.
A Steinway -Stadt moving picture
machine for sale cheap. Entirely new.
| The owner not being able TO travel, is
| the reason he desires to sell.
ADAM STELLER,
If. 92l Sixth Ave. S., Wausau, Wis.
The thunder storm of last Wednes-
| day night is reported to have worked
considerable damage at different points
in the county. A number of buildings
were wrecked by lightning and in some
instances occupants had narrow
escapes.
Mathew Kirkpatrick and Miss Verne
! MOsher, both of this city, were united
in marriage Thursday evening at the
| Nj. +. parsonage, the Rev. Geo. Car
michael, officiating. The groom is en-
ployed as fireman at the Underwood
veneer factory.
The Golden Rule Clothing House has
been established in the Delmonic, block
on Third street and will open for bust
ness this week The proprietors are
A. j. Pozorski and l. A. Mark, who
have been in business in Ashland for
the past fourteen years.
TO RENT-A convenient residence,
good location. Enquire of n. HENE-
MANN. 2w.
! The east approach to the new bridge
| in the south section of town is in very
bad state at present and those in au-
| thority should see that it is improved
, at once. As it is now wagon sinks
down nearly to the hubs in loose sand.
| The driveway across Stewards island
can also be put in better condition with
a little work.
| Z AT the meeting of Wausau Lodge,
| No. 215, |. o. .. F., held Friday even
ing, j. p. Werle, Ole Biller and f. C..
| Zimmerman were elected as delegates
to represent the local lodge at the
grand lodge, which is to be held in
Milwaukee beginning June 9th. By
unanimous vote X. j. Williams was
recommended as district deputy.
] The two street sprinklers recently
/ authorized by the council to be pur-
chased have arrived and were put in
commission Friday for the first time.
/ 1t has been found that with two Sprink-
lers the city cannot be covered end so
an additional sprinkler has been put in
! service, leased from Jos. Gamble. Men
and teams are being hired to operate
them at $3.50 per day for actual work
| performed.
For SALE. A few bears, Chester
White, registered. Enquire of II. S.
/ Wright, 1880 S. Third Ave. m14-tf
| Louis Salzman, who resides on Fourth
avenue, is dangerously i'll, his ailment
being diagnosed by physicians as en-
| largement of an artery near the heart.
| 1t is thought that an operation might
| benefit him, but even if performed by
the most skilled hands would be at
, tended with great danger to his life.
His brother Adolph, of Marshfeld, ac-
eompanied by DIR. Doege, of the latter
town, visited him last week.
Since the past week the dog ordin-
ance'' has been in effect and few dogs
are seen on the streets. As yet no one
has been appointed 10 the position of
dog officer but for the present every
policeman is constituted dog catcher
with full authority to "arreSt" every
dog he finds at large on the streets. As
time passes by people appear TO take
more kindly TO the ordinance and obey
its exactionS with stricter observance.