Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

" Free chicken supper at the White
Eagle on Saturday evening.
The weather signals today denote that
there is a cold wave on the way.
| Fred. Voss, who died on Monday of
last week, was buried on Thursday.
Another snow storm visited us on
Sunday and now sleighing is very good.
Remember the free chicken supper
at the White Eagle on Saturday even
ing.
The Wisconsin River Valley Advance
ment Association will meet in this city
on Jan. 18th.
John Fehl is. making a number OF
Improvements in his tinshop on Wash
ington street.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German Spe
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bellls
House. Feb. 5th.
The fourth annual ball of the Push"
will be given at Alexander Hall on the
evening of Jan. 23d.
Herman's White Pine Expectorant
for coughs and colds at Wausau Phar-
macy, Paff block. Call for sample.
A new tile floor will be laid in the
Bells House annex shortly, the steel
Walls repainted and other improve
ments riade.
IT, oooho,,, ,f orr oifxy cohoolc who
have been spending the holidays at
their homes away from Wausau, have
all returned.
The Curtis & Yale factory is again in
operation after weeks shut down for
the purpose of taking an inventory
stock on hand.
For SALE-An eight-room house at
TAI Jackson street, for further informa-
ton call at the residence.
4w. ANTON JELINEK.
The male double quartette of the
Presbyterian society is making rapid
advancement under the instruction of
Mrs. James G. Goodwillie.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Marathon County Tele-
phone Company will be held at the
Court House tomorrow afternoon.
The Wausau High School basket ball
team has arranged for game with
the Stevens Point Normals to take place
in Alexander Hall, Friday, Jan. 18th.
The firm of Goodwillie Bros. Com
pany now serves warm coffee to its en-
ployes at stated times during the day.
This will be kept up during the winter
at least.
Red is danger signal on the rail
road, on a fellows nose and on a
woman's face. Men and women use
Rocky Mountain Tea and get genuine
rosy cheeks. 35c. w. w. Albers. =
An open installation of officers of
Wausau Camp, No. 1864 M. w. A., will
be held at Armory Hall, on Monday
evening, Jan. 14th, at O'Clock. All
members are requested to be present.
The merchants claim that since the
fall of snow their business has picked
up considerably, more than is usual
after the holiday season. The farmers
are now able to bring their products
into town and spend their money.
Patrolman Dennis German is now
acting temporarily as police captain,
made vacant on Saturday night last by
the resignation of Will Chellis. Cor
man is a good officer and his friends
hope to see him retain the captaincy.
The Board of Supervisors met in al
adjourned session this afternoon. The
principal business of the Board at this
time is to pass on the annual reports of
the county treasurer and county clerk.
About every town in the county is rep
resented.
Chief Anton Anderson has selected
the name of John Fehl from among the
certified eligibles referred to him by
the civil service board as the new men,
Der of the police force to fill the vacancy
made in the force by reason of Captain
Chells resigning.
Last Friday evening the city council,
of the city of Merrill, voted down the
ordinance to bond the city for $50, 900
to build new high school building. 1t
looks now as if Merrill would not get
either its new Court House or High
School for some time to come.
An employee named John Wright, of
Minneapolis, who was engaged in
building the bridge which crosses the
Eau Claire river in the town of Cieve-
land, fell distance of twenty feet
Thursday, striking upon his headGand
sustaining injuries which caused his
death.
At Mosinee, on Tuesday evening, the
Mosinee lodge of Odd Fellows held an
omen installation of officers. r. j..
Williams, district deputy degree mas
ter, and VIM. Allen, Aug. W. Ziebell,
l.. X. Wright, Nj. j. Kriskey, W. l..
Covey and Julius COLI, of this city, of
ficiated. After the installation cere-
monies bali was held at Library hall,