Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-01-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Record.
Mrs. w. D. Curtis, wife of the form
er mayor of Merrill, died in Madison
on Friday.
"sALvAR" CURES RHEUMATISM
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Salyar Co.. 1906 Olive ST., ST. Louis, Mo.
Last Wednesday morning L. A.
Pradt and family were reused early
by smoke which filled the residence.
A small fire in the basement caused
the trouble.
L. A. Pradt has begun the erection
of summer cottage at Hazelhurst
where he and family expect to enjoy
the pleasures of fair portion of the
outing season.
Judge A. H. Reid is to give talk
on Sunday, Jan. 26th, in the Congre-
gational church at Rhinelander. The
Judge is an entertaining speaker and
will assuredly fill the required engage
ment satisfactorily.
We will buy all Kinds of logs at
highest prices, delivered to our saw
mill in the city of Wausau, formerly
the Alexander Stewart Lumber Co. Is
mill, and at railroad landings.
adv If B. HEINEMANN LUMBER Co.
The Wendt grist mill and creamery
of Merrill, were destroyed by fire
early Thursday morning. The fire
was supposed to have caught from an
overheated stove pipe. The loss is
estimated at $4,000 on which there
was insurance of $1,000.
Upper Wisconsin and it's railroads
derive gross income Of S1,000,000 a
year from tourists who visit the lakes
and woods of that region in quest of
rest, health, fishing and hunting, ac-
cording to report of the state for
estry board.
The city is running an electric
motor and pump night and day, pump
ing out the stagnant water in the old
supply well at the water works sta
ton, so as to thoroughly cleanse the
bottom and sides of the same in case
of needed supply for domestic and
other purposes.
A man by the name of Clinton Case
of Knowlton, thirty-seven years of
age, wandered away from home on
Monday and was in the woods for
twenty-four hours. He is suffering
from badly frozen feet and was
brought to the Marathon county hos
pital on Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Armstrong Magazine
Representative. Subscriptions taken
for all magazines and magazine clubs
at lowest club rates. Special repre-
sentative for the Ladies' Home Jour
nal, Saturday Evening Post, Define
ator, Good Housekeeping and Wo-
mans Home Companion. lift
1t is hoped that the recent cold
wave in the great west and in south
west California has not struck the
Mumms, who lately moved to that
state and located on fruit ranch in
the Sacramento valley; and if so
words of sympathy by numerous
Wausau friends are freely transported
and sincerely rendered.
The Wausau Ice and Fuel Co., is
getting its supply of ice for next sea-
sons use out of Rib river, which is
said to be as pure a quality of that
article as can be gotten in these sur
roundings. That company is always
doing things on big scale, in order
to meet popular demands.
The Healy-Bro Co. is cutting
and storing ice in preparation for
cooling drinks and cold storage next
summer. The company is getting its
supply in the Wisconsin river, between
the pumping station and the excel
sior factory and seems to be good,
solid blocks, considering the remarka-
bic mild season.
If it is good workmanship you want
then take your waist, dress, skirt
ETC., to Rapraeger's as they
can give you the best service at the
lowest possible prices. They are
located just outside of the high rent
district. One and one half blocks
east of the post office. w. E. Raprae-
ger, Ladies Tailoring and Dressmak-
ing, 526 Scott st. advertisement.2-t
Sheriff Abraham exercised wise FORE
thought in retaining A. A. MacDon-
ell as one of his staff as deputy sheriff.
Mr.. MacDonell has served in the
same capacity for number of years
and has faithfully attended to the
duties of the position. He is known
to everybody, and is kind and consid-
crate and yet firm when he must be;
no better man could have been selected.
Trouble is being had in the state
because of the child labor law. A
suit was instituted against the Rud-
dis Lumber Co., of Marshfield, the
past week in which sixty specific vio-
lations were charged and Judgment
of So, 100 was asked. A boy under Is
years must have a permit from a
county judge in order to work and
after he gets that he can only put in
4S hours week.
Allen Patzer, farmer living near
Maniwa, was murdered last week
Monday. He was seated at supper in
the dining room. Mrs. Patzer was in
the kitchen. Hearing a noise she
want 70 Ubero her husband was and