Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-15
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Mail orders for ice cream promptly
filled at Young's.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German Spe-
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bells
House, May D.
Summer underwear, straw hats, larg-
est line in the city, at Weinfelds', the
big clothing house.
Next Monday will close the years
meetings of the Ladies' Literary Club,
and the ladies are requested to go and
be prepared to contribute to the state
federation fund.
The Wausau Business University will
close next Friday after very successful
years work. a movement is on foot to
hold two months summer school, but
it has not been definitely settled upon
as yet.
Arthur Goodwillie was recently elect
ed chairman of the Board of Managers
of the Literary Magazine of Williams
College. This is the chief honor the
students confer on one of their number
each year.
Ernst Detert's residence, on Second
avenue, south, caught fire and the fire
department had to be called out. The
flames were soon extinguished. Dam
age from fire and water will probably
reach S25 CO.
Aug. Heese and Miss Matilda Lange,
both of the town of Wausau, will be
united in carriage tomorrow afternoon,
sne nou.. ). the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl LANCE. The Rev. Wer-
hahn viii officiate.
Our reporter called on o. G. Callies
the other day and was surprised at his
large stock of fine wall papers. We
would advise those in want of wall
paper to give him q call and examine
his stock and prices.
Last Sunday was the Eleventh ami
versary of the Epworth League, and
the M. f. church had a special program
on that evening in honor of the event.
There was excellent music and an adj
dress by Rev. j j. Lugg, of Lyons, Wis.
Saves Doctors's Bills. When you feel
worn out, your system out of order and
| in need of tonic, don'trun up a doctor
bill, hut take a bottle of Bludbilder and
get we'll with much less expense, and
more effectually. Sold by all druggists.
Andrew Brewer, of Nekoosa, who
has had charge of one of the machines
at the new paper MILL died at Brokaw
last Sunday of pneumonia. He had
been sick Just one week His wife and
mother, of Nekoosa, We're with him at
the time of his death. His body was
shipped to his home yesterday.
If you want your house painted, fur
Initure or floors touched up, call at O
lC. Callies' store on jackson street. He
has the finest line of paints and oils
furniture polish, floor paints and wal
finish and numerous other articles fol-
interior use that can be found in The
city
Stephen Durkee was passing around
4 box of "Iron Brigade Cigars" to hi
FIR; ,nds this morning Before we could
lextcud congratulations of any kind
"Steve" explained that the cigar wa:
manufactured in Milwaukee and h,
thought some of taking the agency ant
placing them on the market, All sa,
lit is fine cigar.
| About thirty-six players took part IL
| tho skat tournament, at Marathon City
! Sunday. Play commenced at O'Clock
In. m. in Liudermann's hall. and tn,
prizes were won by the following
1st-L. J kretlow, Wausau, 673 pts
ad-E C. krctlow, $50 !"
3d-Ered Damon, Athens, 496 :
| 4fh-George Blecha, 459 =
5th-J Forstner, Marathon, al
Mrs. ". ID. McIndoe has a home-spul
linen lunch cloth which she prizes yer.
highly. The seed was planted and tn
lax grown and spun into cloth By Mrs
Nm. Barsknecht, in the town of Berlin
this county, and Mrs. McIndoe made
Into handsome luuch cloth. 1t has
border of drawn work and . croche
| edge with the MeIndoe monogram
, worked in the center, 1t must be seel
to be appreciated.