Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-08-25
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

Special sale of bracelets during fair
week at G. F. Dunbar Co.'S jewelry
store.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Sept. II.
The assistant pastor of the Presby-
terrain church, Bert S Clifford, had
charge of the services on Sunday.
Geo. Kruger and Miss Anna Keller
man, both of the city, were married
Wednesday, Rev. F. Werhahn officiat-
ing
The state fish hatcheries' car, Badger
passed through Wausau Saturday morn
ing on its way to the Minocqua hatch
cry.
Paul Gebert says the new Touring,
mill, at Merrill, in which he is interest
ed, will be ready to run in about one
month.
Every student who finishes a course
in the Wausau Business college, is
thoroughly prepared to hold lucrative
position.
Rev F. H Brigham, who has typhoid
fever, and has been confined to his
home for the past ten days, is reported
to be improving.
Prof w A Canheld, of Carroll col
lege, Waukesha, will occupy the pulpit
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday,
Aug. Both, and Sunday, Sept. 9th.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buVing elsewhere
IT, BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
e. P Cary of Madison, state super
intendent of public instruction, spent
Wednesday in the city While here he
addressed the teachers attending the
institute
Frank Schultz, of the town of Maine,
and Miss Lena Luetschwager of the
town of Wausau, were married Wednes-
day, Rev. F. Werhahn performing the
ceremony.
Wednesday night was so chilly that
frosts were reported next day in some
sections of the county 1t is very I'M
usual thing for frosts to blight garden
crops in this section in the month of
August.
The Bells House has on exhibition
freak of nature in the way of an ear of
corn, or rather nine ears of corn. One
of the ears is of the usual length, but it
is surrounded by eight other ears of
stunted growth.
DR. WILLET CossITT, OCULIsT and
AURIsT, will see patients relative to
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat, at his offices over Albers' drug
store Glasses prescribed Hours 8 to
IL, so to 4 Sundays to 10. a11tf
The Wausau Gas Co, is putting in a
concrete purifying box at its works. 1t
is box ten feet square and is the first
one that has been put in anywhere in
northern Wisconsin Another one will
be put in next spring.
Harry Yale, son of Mr. and Mrs s.
M. Yale, formerly residents of Wausau,
was united in marriage to Miss Edna
MOritz, young lady of Minneapolis,
August 10Th Mr.. and Mrs G S. Curtis
attended the wedding from this city,
The water extension to St Mary's
hospital has been completed A six
inch main was laid, which will be, a
great convenience to the hospital as
well as furnishing fire protection to
that part of the city. Approximately
$500 feet of pipe was laid.
Mrs. Russell Lyon entertained few
lady friends at bridge whist, at her
summer home, last Friday afternoon
in honor of her sister Mrs Carey of
Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs. Chandler,
of Milwaukee. Prizes were won by
Mrs Chandler and Mrs. Z. A. Gooding.
The Lincoln county fair is being held
this week in Merrill 1t is reported
that the entries in ali departments are
numerous and meritorious. Wausau
will be we'll represented in the next
three days and it is hoped the Merrill
people will reciprocate next week.
A postal card from Nathan Heine-
mann, to the PLoT recently, says; 81
have just been looking over Gutten-
berg's print shop 1t can't hold
candle to yours J" MIR and Mrs Heiue-
mann have been travelling in Europe
since last June. They expect to reach
home the first part of September
The East hill reservoir was completed
last week and crew is now at work on
the pump house. Part of the machinery
for the latter was shipped back to the
factory because it was not what was
wanted and when the new machinery
arrives and is installed, which will be
in short time, water will be turned on.
The Sherlock circuS-conSlSting of q
few wagon loads of pharaphernalia-
exhibited in different villages in the
county, including Mosinee and Brokaw,
last week. This circus visited Wausau
humber of years ago, when one of its
employees died from the effects of
rattlesnake bite fhe rattlers were
killed following the mans death.
The teachers institute, which had
been in session for two weeks, came to
close on Friday afternoon last. Over
l75 teachers were in attendance and the
institute was great success in every
particular. The instructors were c. E
Patzer, of Milwaukee; w. F Lusk, of
Stevens Point, and Miss Lottie Deneen,
of New Richmond, besides W. j. Far
rell and G. A. Crosthwait, of this city.