Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-08-18
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Albert Sehael has purchased an in
terest in ths Geo F. Rick Grocery Co.
The Fraternal Reserve association
held picnic at the fair grounds on
Thursday afternoon.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House. August "a.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
VIM Kruse of this city was called to
Ashland Thursday evening by an
nouncement of the death of his father,
Frederick Kruse. The funeral was held
Sunday.
The Grand Encampment and Patri-
arch's Militant of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows Of this state, will
meet in Amigo on the 18th and 14th
days of October.
Every modern Office appliance has
been added to the Wausau Business
college. This is college that will
thoroly prepare you for clerical posi-.
ton. Write for catalog. j28-tf
Miss Orpha Jones entertained at
cards on Friday evening in honor of
Miss Katherine Bissell. The game
played was 500 and prizes were won by
Miss Winton and X Brands
Frank Milanowski, of the town of
Pike Lake, arrested at the instance of
his wife, Martha, will appear in Justice
Jones' court tomorrow. The charge
against him is abandonment.
Mrs. Theodore Cychosz died Thurs
day at her home 2l3 First street of puer-
peral fever, aged thirty years. The
funeral was held Saturday in Bevent,
her home before coming to Wausau.
VIM. Berndt paid fine of 50 and
costs in municipal court Friday for hav-
ing disturbed the peace of his neigh
borhood The complainant was Mrs.
Amelia Buss. Both live behind the
sewer"
Peter Wehrley, who conducts a real
estate office over Seim Bros store, was
called to Goshen, Ind, Friday evening
Cor the purpose of attending the funeral
of his brother George, who died in
Antonito, Col
The merchants have subscribed 500
for series of band concerts to be given
on Friday evenings by the Columbia
bard Thus Wausau will have two
band concerts weekly-on Wednesday
and Friday evenings
Dan Gagen, one of the first white
settlers of Mort ern Wisconsin and
known to many in Wausau, is seriously
i'll at his home near Three Lakes On
account of his advanced years little
hope is held out for his recovery.
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
~, 80 to 4 Sundays to 10. a11tf
Pipes have been connected with the
East hill reservoir and the service will
be ready as soon as the pump house has
been completed. The reservoir will be
finished in day or so. 1t is built OF
solid concrete with steel reinforcement
A pile of lumber at the rear Of the
Alexander Stewart Lbr. Co.'S black
smith shop on Forest street, caught fire
Thursday, presumably from locomo
tive spark. The east side firemeu were
summoned and soon had the flames
extinguished.
On complaint of John Chiber. chair
man of the town of Texas, Fred Jaeger
of that town was hailed into court last
week, charged with obstructing
public highway by maintaining fence
across the same. The court rendered
verdict in favor of the town.
Rev. Werhahn of Wausau, one of tn,
most popular Lutheran pastors in thi
part of the state, visited his many
friends in the city yesterday. Rev
Werhann is busy making arrangement
to erect a new $4,000 church for hil
congregation at Warsau and is meeting
with good success in collecting fund
for the same -Marshfield Times.
Mrs. Aug. Loeffel of the town o
Wien. died last Tuesday evening at tn,
home of her daughter, Mrs Otto Buten
hoff of this city, whom she was visiting
She was sick but few days. Bright
disease being ascribed as the cause o
death She was fifty.four years of age
The remains we're shipped to her hom'
in the town of Wien where fanera
services were conducted Saturday.
Marathon county will this year re
ceive So, $50 Sc from the state TO
maintenance of chronic insane At on
county hospital-more than is received
by any other county in the state. TIL
county receives S. perrweek and cloth
ing bill for each patient, of which sur
g. 50 is charged back to tie county from
which the patient comes. The count,
treasurer will not receive the none,
until some time in the winter.
The Milwaukee Sentinel recently ar
ranged with The Manhattan Soap Co
of New York to give cake of Sweet
heart soap free with very copy of Tn
Sunday Sentinel. You can get il free b.
cutting out the coupon from The Sun
day Sentinel and presenting it to tn
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subscribe at once. The offer is good TO
five weeks only. IL.