Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-12-04
j. w. HUDSON & son. 7 7aaD ST.

1t is fine Xmas present-a box of
j. P. Young's candies
Mrs. j. Scott Davis, of Appleton,
occupied the pulpit at the M. Z. church
on Sunday.
Edward Rice has been on the sick
list the past week. He is able to be
about again.
The stores will be open every even
ing from now until after the holidays,
commenting last night.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold their monthly social at the Presby-
terrain church Friday evening, Dec. 18th.
Remember the dancing party of the
Fourth Regiment Band to be given at
Alexander hall next Monday evening.
Tickets only so cents.
A nice overcoat is not bad present
to buy for Christmas. We have them in
all shades and styles at prices to suit
Seim Bros, opposite court house.
Skating on the river is not very safe
and boys should be very careful where
they go, and it is a question whether
they should not be kept off altogether.
No one has been drowned yet but many
have fallen through the ice.
A negro boy, employed washing dish
es for the Uncle Toms Cabin CO., broke
several dishes while in the city and for
this the manager kicked, beat and fired
him. He is now doing porter work in
the barber shop of A. l.. Empey.
A musicale was given at the home of
Mrs. Clinton Smith on Tuesday even
ing, and about twenty-five pupils of
Mrs. Smith executed the numbers on
the program. 1t was a most delightful
evenings entertainment. Only pupils
were present.
If YOU desire to make friend a nice
Christmas present that will be orna-
mental as we'll as useful, there is
nothing nicer than piece of furniture.
From now until after the holidays you
can strike bargain from a very large
display of latest designs at prices that
for lowness will astonish you, at Ritter
& Deutsch's.
Jacob Reuter-, Wan sau's great vio-
linist, will give the second of his grand
concerts Wednesday evening, Deem
Der 18th, at the Grand Opera House.
A fine musical program will be pre-.
scented and performed by some of the
best artists in the city, Mr.. Reuter-
will undoubtedly be greeted by large
audience. Watch for the program.
Quite curiosity can be seen in the
window of the National German Amer
lean Bank. 1t is peculiar growth on
a section of cedar tree. The body of
the tree is about 10 inches through and
the protrusion which has grown on the
same is quite wonderful The curiosity
was purchased by Fred Gillian, of this
city, at Pelican Lake.
Call in and look over E. v Speer's
fine stock of opera glasses.
Wednesday evening, Novem Der 18th
the intimate friends of Mrs. Davis CON,
gregated at her home, on Hamilton
street, the occasion being her s5th
birthday. Although much surprised
Mrs. Davis received her friends in her
usual graceful, charming manner. A
most delightful evening was passed,
| during which delicious refreshments
were served. After rendering Mrs.
Davis many heartfelt wishes for cor.
tinued health, comfort and happiness,
all sought their homes.
The teachers of Wisconsin will meet
in Milwaukee on the Goth to the 29th Of
this month, during which time a most
interesting program win be carried out.
Thursday night will be Wisconsin even
ing and Friday evening, James Whit
comb Riley, the noted Hoosier poet viii
entertain the members. Railroads and
hotels are making very low rates fol
this occasion. The grandest rally o.
teachers and those interested in advanc
ing the educational interests of the
state ever promised for Wisconsin, i:
assured for this meeting 1t is hopes
that our local teachers and school boars
members will send good delegation a
Milwaukee For further particular
address Pres. ". y. Parker, Madison
or Sec. Thos w. Boyce, Milwaukee.