Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-12-11
CITY NOTES.


home by sickness.
DANIEL Foss has been q ute sick for q
few days but is improving.
A specially fine line of candies for the
Christmas. trade, at j. P Young's.
Belle Hudson the youngest daughter
of j. w. Hudson is sick with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Womer and
daughter, Bessie, will depart for Los
Angeles on Monday next.
Mrs. w. Alexander entertained a
class of young ladies and their Sunday
school teacher, Mrs. q. Gamble, Satur
day afternoon.
A meeting of the Wisconsin River
Log Driving Association was held at
Tomahawk today. Walter Alexander
attended from Wausau
Bump, of Merrill, was in the city on
Saturday to visit with his brother, E..
L. Bump and to attend the meeting of
81. OiuCI
Art thou one of the many that has
drained the Golden Nectar that maketh
thy heart full of strength and gladness?
If not, take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Mrs. Katherine Green, an old resi-
dent of the west side, died last Friday
The funeral took place on Sunday
Rev. Fredrickson officiating. She was
81 years of age.
Many tickets have been sold for the
dance which will be given at Alexander
hall next Friday evening by the Wau-
sau Driving Association This means a
large party and an excellent time.
Dir. w. H. G. Abell one of the oldest
dentists in Wisconsin, recently died at
his home in Pott-ge, Wis. Years ago
he used to make regular visits to Wau-
sau and had rooms at the Forest House.
VIM. Durham, of Rockford, H., has
rented the Marchetti property on For
est street and will open up pop fac
tory in the same about the first of the
new year Machinery viii be installed
shortly.
The Ladies' Literary Club request the
members to dress to represent the title
to some book next Monday p. NJ. An
entertaining and novel programme is
being arranged, some unique talent
will appear for the first time.
Apples, apples. l.. A. Hyman, the
fruit dealer has received two car loads
of New York and Maine winter apples,
consisting of Baldwins, Ben Davis, K. |.
Greening, Spy, Russets, Gllhowers, etc.
and offers them at low price.
The first death from exposure in this
state this season occurred yesterday
near Kilbourn City. VIM. Ward fell
out of a boat into the river; he reached
the shore but before reaching home be-
came exhausted and lay down and was
frozen to death.
There win be meeting held next
Sunday afternoon ut Forest Hall at
which the fraternal societies of the
city viii be represented, and plans for
the erection of a suitable building in
which all lodges may meet viii be dis
cussed.
For some days past we have been
promised snow. but the weather man
so far has failed to deliver the goods.
The present kind of weather pleases
the farmer, for as the mercury goes
down the price of the wood he has for
sale goes mp.
f. " Speer has large stock OF
Elysian perfumes, all standard goods
which he proposes to close out at Won
derfully low prices. Give him call.
A very good picture appeared in the
Milwaukee Sentinel last sunday. OF
Paul w. L. Boehnl. of this city, who is
attending the State University and who
is on the joint debate this year. He,
with two others, will represent the
Philomathia Society.
Since the hioAOA aHstitsr ucot = tfctt
Ger, stirred up the people of that town,
they have had another sensation. This
time Carl HiIdehrant, who lives near
the town. mysteriously disappeared on
Wednesday last and not q trace OF him
eau be found He was once an inmate
of the Northern Hospital for Insane.
Teachers and students who reside out
of the city and wishing holiday rates to
their homes viii please procure certia-
Gates Of membership from proper ON
aers upon presentation of same, excur-
sion tickets viii be furnished to points
on che Milwaukee road, not earlier than
Dec - and not later than Dee %
b. Go0DRinH.