Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-02-20

Mrs. David Fletcher, mother of Mrs.
w. w. Wilson, who had been making
her home in this city for the past few
months died at 2:45 p NJ. this afternoon
at the age 70. Grip caused death.
John Bondwiski, the two months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bondwiski
died Saturday last. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon, Rev. Jan
kowski officiating.
Merrill has organized local advance
ment association to work with the
Wisconsin Valley Advancement As
ISOLATION. There are upwards of 90
members that now belong to the new
organization.
The closing out sale of the Schield's
stock of shoes and furnishings is still
in progress. The crowds attending this
sale have been enormous. There is still
good assortment and those seeking
bargains will do we'll to attend at once.
A general teachers meeting will be
held in the High School assembly room
on Friday afternoon next at 4:30 o'clock.
One teacher of each grade of the city
schools will give five-minute talk on
What the Teacher in the Grade Below
Mine Should Have Done to Prepare the
Pupils for My Grade" Everybody is
welcome.
If your skin is too dry, and presents
a scaly, wrinkled appearance, use Coles
Carbolisoap at night, followed by a
good cold cream well rubbed in. If the
skin is too oily, presenting greasy APP
pearance, use Coles Carbolisoap, with
out the application of cold cream. Sold
by all druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Daley and family
have rented the Atwater residence, on
Warren street, now being vacated by
p. G. Eldridge. They will take posses
sion the first week in March. Mr..
Daley is foreman at the Wausau Paper
Mills Company. Mr. Daley had charge
.of the Thilmaney Paper Company's
Mill, at Kaukauna, before coming to
Wausau, and his family are still resid-
ing in that city
If you wish to save money on insur-
ance call at f. E. Charters office, sos
Third street, opposite post office. He
represents eight first class stock COM
panies, beside the Wausau Mutual Com
pany
"Side Tracked drew a very good
attendance at the Grand Opera House
last evening. Those who went out
expected to witness a good deal of
specially work and were not disap-
Ipointed There is plot in the play
which cropped out here and there, and
was of sufficient interest to hold the
audience TO the end. As a whole the
entertainment was good one, aud the
tramp, the German and the Irishman,
were trio hard to beat
Mrs r. F. Parcher, Mrs. A. B. Filter
and Miss Josephine Single gave two
whist parties at the Parcher residence
last week, to large number of lady
friends The first one was given on
Thursday afternoon, and first honors
were won by Mrs R. P Pratt, of Min
neapolis, and Mrs A. W. Mnmm. On
Friday afternoon, Mrs. B. Heinemann
and Mrs HI. G.. McCrossen carried of
the honors. Both were successful and
very enjoyable social events.
The Sulphite mill at the Wausau
Paper Mills Company, started up yes.
terday and the first cook" viii be of
today. Last week the PLoT stated
that this mill would have daily eapac.
lily of eight tons; this was a mistake, its
capacity is twenty tons. The wood
pulp mill has a capacity of eighteen
tons. Both of these mills are now in
daily operation. The paper mill. for
manufacturing different grades of fibre
papers. viii start up on the 1st OF
March, ii nothing turns up to prevent
On Friday. articles for a corporation
to be known as the Northwestern
Flint and Sand Company" were filed
lin the Register of Deeds Office. The
incorporators are Anton Eichert. Peter
c. Werle and f. w. Genrich. Of thi,
city. The business of the company vii
be 10 buy, sell and deal in flint, quart
zite and other rock; also the manu-
faetGre of sandpaper is to be enteres
into. The capital stock is $4,000 ant
the first meeting of the company t
ELECT officers win be held on Februar.
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