Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-12-11
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A car load of finest winter apples just
arrived at Jaeger's fruit store.
Miss Marie johnson was on the sick
list several days of the past week.
Mrs. Jane Hopkins has sent us new
line of boys and children's clothing
that make nice Christmas gift. Seim
Bros, opposite court house.
Bright eyes are an infallible index to
youth, nice windows from which Cupid
shoots his arrows. Rocky Mountain
Tea makes bright eyes.
Archie o. Clark and Magdelena
Laut, both of Schofield, were married
by Rev. Frank A Pease, at the Metho-
dist parsonage, Friday, December 18th
1900
The Ladies of the Universalist society
are holding their annual fair and sup
per at the church this afternoon and
evening. Everybody is invited to at
tend
The Christmas tree trade is getting
to be quite source of income to many
in this part of the country, and hun
dreds are sold here and many are
shipped away.
Do not forget to give the jewelry
store of E. V. Speer a call when max
ing your rounds for holiday gifts.
Nothing finer in gold and silver novel
ties in Wausau.
Fay Andrews has sold his ''Kiondike'
dray to G. P. James, brother of E. M.
James, who will hereafter conduct the
same Fay is thinking of going to
the Klondike with his brother viii.
We notice by the Trades Unionist
that Geo. A. Tuttle, of this city, was
one of the guests at a banquet recently
given to ex-President Z. G. Jones, of
the Columbia Typographical union, at
Washington, d. G.
Next Sunday morning quarterly
meeting service will be observed at the
First Methodist Church. Love feast at
9:45 in the church parlor. Preaching
service at 1O:30 followed by reception of
members and administration of the
Lords supper.
The number of tramps and other
dodgers that are nightly locked mp in
the city hall has increased to such an
extent that it has been found necessary
to increase the bed capacity, and more
hunks are being constructed of pine
planks and added to the cells.
If YOU desire to make friend nice
Christmas present that will be orna-
mental as well as aseful, 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 win astonish you, at Ritter
4 Deutsch's.
The fire department was called out
three times Saturday evening on
account Of chimney fires, at the resi-
dences of Geo. Schmidt, John Gaetz-
man and John A. Lemke, and on Mon
day morning the department was again
summoned TO quench fire in the shaw
| ing shed of the electric light company,
The damage done was very slight, $50
! viii cover the same.
Chas. Helke will at some time in the
near future tear down the old frame
builaing on his property and will erect
a new building on the site. The new
building will be of brick, and viii be
about 40x 90 feet in size and two stories
high. The lower floor viii be used for
the display of ordinary furniture, while
the more costly upholstered goods viii
be placed on the upper floor.
On December 9th, Ex-Gov. Geo
w. Peek, will begin a special engage
lment as editor of the comic supplement
of the New York Sunday World. lie i:
going to revive ''Peck's Bad Boy" ana
write new series Of Bad Boy papers
entitled '.Peckss Bad Boy Grown Up
We are OF the Opinion that Geo. w
Peck is today the peer OF any humoris
in the land. That his new series vii
be success goes without saying
IL viii be a great thing for th'
World when the genial George gets j
by the tail. Even the moon viii wear :
broader face when he sees the Work
bristling with pointed jokes