Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-11-13
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House to rent. Mrs. L. CRAVEN.
Whatever roorback may be the Gil
max Laundry is not one of them.
For sALE-A good road team, in
good condition at a bargain.
2w EDWARD G0LIsCH.
Lillian Goerling entertained her
young friends at birthday party last
Tuesday. The event was in honor of
her seventh birthday.
Rev. Adam Fawcett has lately pur-
chased the residence of Peter Smith, on
the town line road, in the first ward,
and has moved his family thereto
Mrs. f. P. Stone gave an afternoon
party last Saturday, in honor of Mrs.
Reichert, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Carrier
and Mrs. Mortenson, of Chicago.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Will Zingler, and three of I. w.
Clark's boys who have been out hunt
ing on Big Rib since the 1st of Nov, re-
turned Monday morning, having killed
five deer.
O, beauty what powerful weapon
thou art. The bravest men fall at thy
feet No wonder women take Rocky
Mountain Tea to prolong that joyous
spell Ask your. druggist, w. w. Al
bers.
w w. Albers, Jr., aged three years,
while out playing last Wednesday,
fell and broke his left arm between the
wrist and elbow. The little fellow
has been very unfortunate, having sus-
tanned fracture of the same arm last
August
There has been change made in the
time table of the st. Paul road. The
train going north, in the morning, goes
at 900 o'clock and in the evening at
TAO. Going south, at 1895 a. m. and
ITO p. m. Look over the time table on
Sth page.
Leo Dahlman, who has been clerking
in the dry goods department of Chas.
Wegner's store, resigned his position
on Saturday and on Monday morning
commenced work for G. Anthem, in
which store he was formerly clerk for
many years.
Mrs. W. b. Scholtield entertained a
number of her lady friends on Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. F. A. Par
doe and Mrs p c. Eldridge. The time
was spent in social converse and tea
was served at six o'clock. 1t was a
very pleasant social event.
Otto Kiekbush of Wausau and f
Keyes of Merrill two returned klon
dikers, visited with n. Pepin In Thu
city the latter part last week. Mr.
Kickbush is the man who returned from
the Klondike with Mr.. Pepin. Messrs
Kiekbush and Keyes started for thu
Klondike again on Saturday.-Gran'
Rapids Tribune.
'sThe Man in Black is the sermon
topic at the First Methodist Church
next Sunday morning. The ladie
ouartette will sing Swing Low
Sweet Chariot" aud "De Mass
oh De Sheepfol." In the evening tn
subject will be-''The Escaped Pris
oner.s The mixed quartette sing a
this service. A cordial invitation is eS
tended TO all
Rev. w. A. Pratt of New York, VIII
was announced TO preach in the Iniver
salist church last Sunday, was prevent
ed from doing SO on account of slct
ness. He will be here next Sunday an
in the morning viii take for his sui
leet, Where Did Religion Come Prom,
Evening lecture, The Good oil
Tunes. Is the World Growing Bette
or Worse" All are invited 10 attend.
The following invitation was sent OF
last saturday;
Mrs. BELLS invites you
To m old fashioned bee.
Bring Your scissors and thlmbt
Aud your husband to tea.
Nov. lsth, 2:se
The ladies went at the hour me
toned and spent most delightful .
ternoon with Mrs. BELLS tufting col
forters. At six o'clock they We
iofued OK their husbands AMI all 5
Gown 10 chicken pie supper gotten
/ in Mrs. Bells inimltable style: IL "
an event hugely enjoyed by ali part