Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-02-27
CITY ITEMS.

Mrs. Joe Lucia is quite sick at her
home on Grand avenue
The Kiefer cold storage building is
receiving its supply of ice.
Burt Gray has arranged and invited
friends to sleighride party this even
ing.
Attorney G. B. Bird gave fifteen
minute talk to the High School stu
dents this afternoon.
Thursday will be March LIST. How
we would like to catch Whit of the
balmy spring breezes.
One of the best attractions on the
road, Fanny Rice" at the Grand
Opera House next Thursday evening.
Some good work was done by our
authorities on the sidewalks last week
Many dangerous places were remedied.
Miss Emma Schochow entered upon
her duties as clerk in Joy & Atkins
candy kitchen on Third street yester-
day.
At a regular meeting of the Mosinee
C. X. of W., Feb. 18th, it was decided
to give dance, at Mosinee, on Easter
Monday.
Miss Clara Peters commenced yester-
day as cashier in the Hub" clothing
store on Washington street, recently
opened there.
Our High School reporter enters into
details in reference to the Washington
entertainment at the High School on
Friday evening.
f. H. CroSsman, tea agent, was
arrested in Wausau yesterday on a
charge of theft made against him by
Appleton parties.
Menomine wants new $4,000 thea
tire and will secure johnson & Fisher
to put up same, on same plan that they
put up the Wausau house.
| am now prepared to do quick work
in wagon and carriage painting. Paint
ing of delivery wagons speciality.
Bring your work in now. Opposite
City Hall. +. w. LEMKE.
Circuit court for Lincoln county con-
vened in Merrill yesterday, Judge w.
C.. Silverthorn presiding. After hear
ing some uncontested matters, court
was adjourned until April 10th.
Misses Clara Jeske and Clara Peters
treated large number of their friends
to a sleighride party last evening,
They drove out to Yonker's hall in
Schoiield where dancing was enjoyed.
The following services will be held to-
morrow, Ash-Wednesday, at st. Johns
Episcopal Church; Holy Communion
at 7.O0A. NJ, Mathis and Litany at 1000
A. Nj, Evensong and sermon at Z 80 p, NJ,
Miss Hattie Belize is dangerously i'll
with blood poisoning at her home on
the west side. She was first taken Ill
last Wednesday aud it seems to have
originated from a scratch on her neck.
Christian Laurisch, aged 90 years,
died at the Riverside Hospital, last
Friday, of liver trouble. Deceased was
an old friend of DIR. Sauerhering. He
had been at the Hospital since New
Years day.
hir. and Mrs. b. Heinemann, gave q
very enjoyable whist party to q number
of their friends on Tuesday evening.
During refreshment hour, scores were
canvassed and Mrs. II. G. Flieth and
ID. McNaughton won the houors.
At the meeting of the School Board
held in Supt. Karl Mathie's office las
evening the bids for the sales of th'
Fiber and Allen property were opened
read and the two highest for each were
accepted. The highest bidder for tn
Fiber property was Samuel Lyon, So
and j. II. Kiehl received the Allei
property for S75.
Dan. Dauielson has purchased tn
business block formerly owned b,
Judge Henry Miller, at the corner o
Third and Grant, SITS. the transfer hay
ing been made early last week. Tn
property consists of two stores, one oc
cupied by Paul Jaeger and the other b.
Dan Finney Over the first Store names
is s fiat, the other store is only on
story high, but Mr.. Danielson assures
PmoT reporter that If business wal
rants, he will raise this part anothe
story. The consideration paid wa
$500.