Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-11-20

Dr. Rich, dentlst, over American ex-
press office on Scott street.
Special bargains ip flint and blown
glass table tumblers at Finders Penny
Store all this week.
II. Ii. Manson had the misfortune to
jam his right hand quite badly in car
door one day last week.
James Haskins and family have rent
ed rooms in the Gappa block on Wash
ington street, and have moved thereto.
Mesdames r. Goodrich, r. f. Parch-
er and E. d. Pardee will entertain the
! Episcopal choir boys on Thursday even
| ing at the home of the latter on Warren
street.
The card of F. A. Walters, M. D., APP
pears in this issue of the PILOT. The
doctor will board at Mrs Lakes, cor
ner of Fifth and Grant streets, until
further notice.
John Kiefer is making arrangements
to put in steam heating plant with
which to warm up the rooms above his
stores, corner of Third and Mcclellan
streets, and he may heat both stores,
! too.
TAKEN Ur. A yearling steer came
into the enclosure of John A. Lemke,
626 Kickhusch street during last week.
Red, with white legs and forehead.
Owner can have same by calling, prov
ing property, and paying charges.
| If. JOHN A. LEMKE.
The Ladies' Sewing society of st.
Paurs church will give its annual
fair, on the first Tuesday of December,
in the afternoon, at which time there
will be fine line of fancy articles for
sale Ice cream and coffee will be
served during the afternoon.
Rev. w A. Pratt, of Jamestown,
New York, who filled the pulpit of che
Uniyersalist church last Sunday will
preach again on Sunday next, morning
and evening. ut the usual hour of SER
vice. The subject of the evening lee
ture win be- I'm the Footsteps of
Savonarola, the Martin Luther of
Italy"
Mrs. George Maxon invited in few
friends last evening as surprise to her
husband, and to celebrate his birthday,
but she was one day ahead of time and
thus was somewhat surprised herself.
Notwithstanding, very enjoyable time
was had in playing games. A delight
full musical program was rendered dur
ing the evening.
DR.. l., +. Spencer is having the resi-
dence, which he recently purchased of
Oscar Weinberg, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets, put on rollers pre-
paratory to moving the same on to his
lot on Fulton street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Chas. Burke is moving
the building and when he has the work
in hand there need oe no fear but what
il viii be well done.
/ O. C.. Callies is the busiest man in
town these days. His store is con-
stantly crowded with people in search
of the best glass, wall paper, paints,
oils, etc. In the city. and which is the
kind Callies always has on hand. The
quality of his goods and the lowness of
his prices enable him to easily dispose
of the articles which he has for sale
NAuGARr, Nov. 10Th, 1900
The second meeting of the Northern
Marathon Co. Teachers association
viii be held OF the Piisoh school house in
the town of Berlin. on Saturday, Nov.
e5th. The meeting viii begin at 10
O'Clock a. IA. All members and friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
SECRETARY,
The services at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning, were out of the usual
order. and in the interests of the Free
mans Aid and Southern Educational
society. Printed programs were used.
upon which were the responsive read
ings aud hymns The Ladies' Quartet
sang two negro melodies, Swing Low,
Sweet Chariot and DE MasSa Oh De
IGheepf0ls The pastor gave an address
ION nThs Man in Black, after which an
Offering In the interests of the work
was taken. The service was very in
teresting and heartily enjoyed by a
large congregation.