Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-03-07
Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.

DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, March 14th.
w. H. McGlauflin, d. d., of Minneap-
oils, visited in Wausau on Wednesday, a
guest of Rev B. B. Gibbs.
The Columbia band and Company G
gave very successful waltz and two
step party at the armory on Wednes-
day evening.
Chas. Helke has sold his farm near
Schofield, containing forty-eigh acres,
and has purchased five acres of the Geo.
McCrossen farm lying just east of the
city.
Marathon City is to have a So 900 ho-
tel. 1t will be built by John Trauba
and will be of brick construction 75x100
feet in dimensions, and two stories
high.
Ask your dealer for a box of Idaho
apples. Choice fruit, carefully packed,
absolutely free from worms and guaran-
teed perfect. KIEFER COLD STORAGE
Co, Agents. j24
A Washington dispatch to the Mil
waukee papers of last Wednesday,
date states that John W. Miller has
been re-appointed register of the U. S.
land Office at Wausau.
The past week has been tough one
on those living in the country. The
roads in the middle of the day have
been very soft and the deep snow caused
many tip overs and some accidents.
Elmer Miller and family, who have
occupied apartments in the Haseltine-
Gooding residence, on Warren street
for a great many years, moved Saturday
to the residence, corner of Sixth and Nc
Clellan streets.
About thirty-five members of the
Catholic Order of Foresters of this city,
went to Grand Rapids on Tuesday
evening to attend the annual session of
the Wisconsin Valley Side Rank coun-
Gil of the order.
FL. +. McEachron brought out his
wheeled vehicles on the first of March.
The soft weather of the two days previ-
Gus made the sleighing but good Inas-
much as it was the first wheeled rig on
our streets this spring makes it an item
worthy of note.
Justin Means, of Merrill, spent few
hours in the city yesterday. Mr. Means
is brother of p o. Means, of this city,
and at the last election was chosen by
the people of Lincoln county as their
sheriff He had prisoner with him
booked for Waupun.
The better class of the citizens OF
Hurley is slowly but surely getting the
upper hand of the hoodlum element
The city council of that place las
Wednesday passed a resolution requir
ing saloons to observe the Sunday
closing act and to close every day from
noon until P. NJ.
The new state bank of Marathon Cit,
was opened for business on Thursda,
morning last. With the opening o
spring the banks stockholders will be
gin the erection of building of thei
own which will cost IS, 900. 1t will b
25x40 it in size, two stories high, ant
built of cement concrete.
Last evening Arbutus Lodge, No Is
ID. of r., gave einch party at Od'
Fellows hall which was pronounce,
success in every way. First prizes wer
won by Mrs VIM. Neuling aud Henri
Ruder and second prizes by Mrs. Wn
Waterhouse and George Putney. Re
freshments were served, after whic
there was dancing until late hour
There were 100 present
The State Young Mems Christia
association will be in session at Fon
du Lac from the 9th to the 18th c
March. Among those who are maxim
arrangements to attend from this cit
are Neil Campbell and j. F. Murray
secretary and physical director of tn
Y. Nj. G. A, of this city; Oscar Binzei
Howard Van Adestine, Arthur james
Ed. johnson and Elmer Young.
Thirteen members of the Young Pc,
pies society of the Norwegian Luthera
church went mp to Merrill Friday morl
ing to listen to debate between team
of the local church and tho Mari
church of the same denomination. TT
affirmative side of the subject: Resolves
That Pursuit Renders More Happine
Than Possession, was defended /
Wausau, the local team being the Miss
Eleanor Benson, Clarice Olson an
Mabel Weik. The judges decided
J favor of Merrill.