Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-12-17
CITY NOTES..

mas candies.
Ebony goods in great variety are be-
ing sold at special prices at Z. V. Speers.
The Misses Nellie and Margaret Dun
bar will arrive home for the holidays,
on SATURDAY next.
DIR. Turbin. the eminent German
Specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House Dec. 81.
A silk muller or NECK scarf makes
very beautiful Christmas present. Seim
Bros. have an endless variety.
The mill of the Brooks & Ross Lum-
Der Co. at Schofield will, during the
winter months, be operated night and
day.
About all ofthe young people who are
away attending school will arrive home
the latter part OF this week for the holt
days.
A handsome toilet preparation worth
SOC given away to each lady making a
dollar purchase at the store of E. V.
Speer.
A box of cigars makes an appreciated
present for any gentleman. A fine line
had at Bardeen's.
The old dam at the Clark mill, dam
aged by fire at the time the latter was
destroyed by fire last summer, was re-
paired during the past week.
Since Monday last the business streets
have assumed lively air owing to the
stores being open each evening and
shoppers being out in full force.
The most complete line of gold spec
tacles ever shown in the city is now at
the drug store of q. Naffz. Glasses fit
ted free and satisfaction guaranteed.
At the annual banquet of the Wom-
ems Club, which will be held at Madi-
son January Sd, Mrs. Jeanette Staples,
Of this city, has been engaged to sing.
Forest Lodge No. 100, F. Il A. NJ,
will, at its meeting tomorrow evening,
elect officers for the ensuing year All
members are requested to be present.
Fred Du Ecu, a member of Cones
hand, who recently moved here from
Buffalo, N. Y, has opened barber
shop in the basement of the new McKin-
ley block.
Judge Silverthorn has decided not to
open court again until the next regular
meeting which will be Feb. 10Th The
jurors have been discharged from fur
ther service.
Trains were late Saturday owing to
the cold spell, engineers finding. diff
Guilty ia keeping up steam. The one
did not get in until $3.50.
Used by tn. ladies of fashion all over
the world. It's without doubt the great
est beautifier ever offered the American
women. 35c. Made only by Madison
Medicine Co. w. w. Albers.
F.P. Stone and II. G. Head have been
appointed committee. by those inter
ested IN organizing a canning factory,
to go to Fl Atkinson to investigate the
working of those institutions.
w. L. Edmonds, of this city, was
elected a director and second vice
president recently of the General Paper
Co., which takes in nearly every paper
manufacturing concern in Wisconsin.
Rooms in one of r. E. Parchers
houses on Fulton street have been rent
ed by Fred DeVoe, manager of the
Marathon Granite Co, and he has
moved his family down from Granite
Heights.
The funeral of John Wilhelm, who
died at Schotield early in the week, was
held Thursday from St. Mary's church
in this city. Deceased was 6S years of
age and leaves family of grown up
children.
Mrs. Edward Mcclure died Tuesday
evening after long illness and her re-
mains were buried Thursday. The flu
neral service was held at the Baptist
church and was conducted by the Rev
Adam Fawcett.
With the advent of the late snow
there has been a noticeable increase in
the amount of wood and hay brought to
the market square by farmers. Among
merchants there has also been an in
creased volume of business.
At concert given at Grand Rapids
Saturday evening, Mrs. E.V. Speer and
Jacob Reuter-, of this city, had numbers
on the program. The formers piano
playing and the latter's difficult execu-
tons on the violin pleased the audience.
A gift is alw avs appreciated, especial
ly when it combines that rare quality
and beauty that is found in the articles
purchased of Ritter & Deutch EStab-
lished in business for years this firm has
won reputation for dealing that is
merited.
Edward Fitzpatrick, of the town of
Texas, last week appeared before Judge
Silverthorn with a petition for divorce
from his wife, Ida. The allegation set
forth for the cause of separation was
desertiOn. The divorce was granted.
At the drug store of G. Nafz you
have the following American perfumes
to select from: Palmer's Lazelrs, Day
brooke's. Hess Colgate's. You will also
find full line of Roger Il Gallet and
Guerlein's imported French perfumery.
All standard goods at right prices.
The number of vags that appeared at
the police station last month for lodg-
ing was greater than any previous
month for a long while This month,
so far. last months average has been
held and promises to be greater. Sleep
ing in box cars these nights does not
seem congenial to the Weary Willie.
Fleece lined underwear, hosiery,
gloves, mittens, hats, caps, neckwear,
overcOatS, Suitings, and in fact every
thing needed to Keep the body of man
or boy warm during the cold days that
are TO follow, can be found at lowest
prices at Seim Bros. All make desir-
able presents that will be appreciated.
By transaction Wednesday, August
Radiant purchased of f. WeSiphal, the
latters' interest in the saw mill of West
phal and Radiant in the town of Hewitt,
and also of 100 acres of land. The mill
is being stocked with logs and ChaS.
FrydeSiand, who is now overhauling
the same, expects to have it in running
order by the first of next mouth.
Announcement is made of the COM
ing marriage of Miss Josie McGrath,
formerly of this city, to Linwood Gil
Ian, at Milwaukee, on January ED.
Mr.. Gillian holds position in the offices
of a railroad company at Topeka, Kan,
and il is there that they will make their