Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-16
CITY NOTES.

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evening, January Goth.
A cash prize skat tournament will be
held in Lipinski's saloon tomorrow
evening, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
John c. Berg, ex-county treasurer
is now employed as millwright in
| Blecha Bros saw mill IN the town of
Halsey.
Miss Paterson entertained a
few of her friends at her home on
Grant street on Friday evening, in hon
or of Miss Mae La Count, of Merrill.
Miss Marie Gerndt entertained few
OF her friends at her shome, 62O Scott
street, on Thursday evening, in honor
of the tenth anniversary of her birth
! Miss Mary Buth celebrated the ami
versary of her sister Bertha's birthday
by giving social hop to her friends at
Steppert's hall last Tuesday evening.
A meeting of the directors OF the
Wisconsin Valley Advancement Asso-
citation will be held at Tomahawk next
Thursday. d. L. Plumer, IL. A. Rose
and A. J.. Kreutzer, of this city, will
attend.
Albert Kell, one of the hustlers on
the chain in Alexander & Edgar Lum-
Der Cos mill gives us his name for the
PILoT this week; very commendable
act, young man.
Farmers, stop and throw your shoes
into Charles Holzman's shoe shop on
u. Sixth street. He will fix them up
ior you in good shape on very short
hetice and at rock bottom prices.
The annual dance of the P. u. S. II.
| society will be held in the Alexander
| hall on the evening of January goth
The hall will be beautifully decorated
for the occasion, and Geier's orchestra
will furnish the music
Emil Flatter, the west side barber,
has one OF the neatest shops in the city,
and when it comes to shave, hair
cut, shampoo, or a general dressing
up he's the fellow that can do it to per-
lection. Boys, give him a call and find
out for yourselves.
Studies in the Y. M. C. A. education
al class which were discontinued for
few weeks, during the time the interior
of the building was undergoing i'm
proyements, were resumed again last
Wednesday evening. The class consists
of about 90 members.
The Misses Lillian and Clara Kiefer
| entertained a number of friends at
| party in honor of Miss Lottie La Foun-
tain, of Ashland, on Friday evening at
the Kiefer residence on Franklin street.
A very enjoyable evening was had.
Refreshments were served.
"My Uncle From Arkansas was pro-
duced by Robert Sherman's Comedy
Company to a full house in the new
theatre on Sunday evening While this
troupe is not equal to Lewis Morrison's
Frederick the Great" or the Tim
Murphy combination, still one gets his
moneys worth.
Gustave Janke and Oscar Weise,
formerly cabinet makers in the Ritter
d Deutsch factory, have engaged in
business for themselves, and will con-
duct general cabinet making shop in
the rear of August Lemke's wagon
shop on Washington street, opposite
the City Hall.
Emil Kretlow was pleasantly surpris-
ed by about thirty Of his school-mates
at his home at 629 Washington street on
Thursday evening last. The occasion
was the fourteenth anniversary of his
birth The evening was spent in play
ing various games A supper and re-
freshments were served
Louis Smith, of Granite Heights, was
brought to the home of his father in
this city on the town line road last
Thursday, suffering from compound
fracture of both bones of his right
leg, just below the knee. The accident
happened on Wednesday, while loading
logs on to sleigh on his farm near
Heights, when one of them rolled onto
his leg.
The Ruder Brewing Co have COM
| pleted their new warehouse at 213 South
Second street, and now have it filled
| with products of their Wausau brewery.
This company is represented here by
Anton Firkus, who has already worked
up very satisfactory business, due
largely to the excellent quality of amber
fluid turned out by the Ruder company.
st. PIT. Gazette.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. James
Morrill,, of 10 s. Third avenue suffered
the loss of part of her thumb of her
right hand. She was going down celler,
which is covered with trap door.
When part way, the door fell and in
raising her hand to protect herself, the
thumb OF the hand was caught between
the edge of the floor and door, severing
the injured member at the first joint.
At the annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the First National Bank, held on
Tuesday last, the following were re-
elected; ID. l.. Plumer, Aug. Kick
| DuSch, y. +. DUNBAR, NJ. A. Hurley, y.
s. Curtis and r. E. Parcher On Sat
urday morning the following officers
were elected:
President-D. l.. Plumer.
Vice President-Aug. Kickbusch.
| Cashier-A. H. Grout.
Assistant Cashier--John Ringle.
At the last meeting of St. Elizabeth's
Aid Society, held at the home of Miss
Cathryn Cawley on Wednesday last, a
very handsome piece of lace. about
twenty-four inches square, was ratified
off between the members of the society,
and Mrs. f. B. Stoddard proved to be
the lucky one to win it, holding ticket
number nineteen. The lace was made
| in Paris and was donated to the society