Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-03-06

after her serious illness.
Darwin Smart commenced work as
reporter on the Daily Record last Thurs
day.
DIR. Turbln, the eminent German Spe-
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bells
House, March 9th.
Robert Kanouse was united in mar
rage to Miss Angel at Sun Prairie,
Wis, today, March 9th.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Epworth League OF the M. n.
church was held last evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church will indulge in
sleighride to the Kelly chapel on Fri
day evening.
The Climax Steam Laundry opened
up business this morning, and is IN
readiness to do all kinds of work, IN
the laundry line.
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.
VIM Macs, and family, arrived in this
city from Curtis, Clark County, and in.
ltend to reside here in the future. Mr.
Macs will take charge OF the place
which was operated by the late Andrew
Hardy.
Selena Meyer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Meyer, was given delight
full surprise party last evening by about
twenty of her young girl schoolmates
The occasion was her tenth birthday
The party was highly enjoyed by all the
young folks.
Things are beginning to boom out or
the Pacific coast and James McCrossen
who is now in Everett, may enter into
business quite extensively out there, il
such an event will we not lose our ole
and public spirited citizen ? Better ge
the Wisconsin Valley Advancement As
sociation after him, quick.
Menu for the 25 cent supper at NJ +
church next Friday evening:
Baked Fish, with dressing.
Potatoes. Cold Tongue.
Celery. Jelly
Coffee. Bread.
Sherbet. Cake.
| A large crowd was out at the Oper;
House last Sunday evening, to attend
the union services of the Presbyterian
NJ. Z. and Baptist church societies
Rev. Fawcett delivered the sermon
which was very eloquent one an'
closely followed by those present. Hi
theme was The Other Standard.
AT last The heavy snow storm whicl
has been prevailing in every section o
our countr;, swept over Wausau las
evening and dkring the whole night
snow came down steadily. The win'
was in the northeast and snow wa
light and fine, hence there were man,
drifts this morning Eight or ten inche
of snow fell. Trains were all late las
night and today.
o. A. Lamphire and JAS Wilson, tw'
Wansau millwrightS, arrived in the cit
, on Monday to join the large force G
men that tie Murray Manufacturing &
has at work here building the new SAY
mill. Both gentlemen are former res
dents of this city, the former havin
had charge of the old 500" mill sevei
al gears ago and the latter was en-
ployed by H. j Fall 4 Co.-Rhineiar
der Herald.
Don't fail to see "A Soldiers Swe'
, Heart at Grand Opera House, Marc
: sth
4 For lack of attention, girls woul
e never NOPE,
II for their complexion they use
! Coles Carbolisalve.
4 Sold by all druggists.
il Next Monday evening, Rev Brevii
; missionary among the Esquimeau
h in Alaska, for five years past. win d
r liver lecture in the Evangelical Lut
A eran Zion church, corner of Fifth al
Scott streets. Rev. Brevig is Norw
lgian, but he will speak in the Englis
: language. He intends showing MAJ
: curicsities which he has gathered fro
the Esqnimeaux, among whom he, b
! Ilabored with success. He leaves Il
! country for his field of mission ne
: summer. The lecture will begin st !:
: next Monday 4 collection will
y taken up for the benefit of Rev. Breyis
mission.