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

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Nothing but the purest of home made
candies at John Young's.
MMrs. Il. l.. Mumm was on the sick list
several days the past week.
Toilet cases, cuff and collier boxes,
work baskets and albums at Albers'
drug store.
Buy your gentleman friend one of
those fancy pair of gloves shown at
Seim Bros.
The largest line of perfumes of every
variety that can be found in the city is
at the drug store of &. Naffz.
We will wager money that Bardeen
is selling the finest line of pipes for the
least money of any dealerin town.
Fancy apples such as Baldwins, Ben
Davis, Greetings, etc, large shipment
arrived today at Jaeger's fruit store.
The father of Oscar Weisse died yes
terday at his home in the country We
have been unable to learn any of the
particulars.
City Treasurer Lemke commenced to
take in taxes yesterday morning and
has since been kept busy making out
receipts and taking in the money.
Black dress goods from the inexpen-
sive to the best quality made, will be
sold until Christmas with discount.
We recommend orr guaranteed black
dress silk. NEULING q BAYER.
By order of the court, Sheriff Mar
quardt this morning sold at auction
sale the W of the Sw / of Sec. %, L. 90,
X. 3, known as the Puttkamer farm. 1t
was bid in by Kreutzer. Bird q Rosen-
berry for the sum of $500.
The next Masonic party, will be given
at the Masonic Temple on the evening
of Tuesday, December 31st Every ma
son in the city should make arrange
ments to attend this party, as it will
certainly be one of the most enjoyable
OF the winter.
Nothing hut the pnrest of home made
candies at John Young's.
We have a special line of children's,
youths and mems novelties in the cloth
ing line. Though our sales will be ex
ceedingly large during the weeks pre-
ceeding the holidays we will endeavor
to keep stocked up at all times. No
trouble to show goods and satisfaction
guaranteed Seim Bros.
An old lady sixty-four years of age.
Amelia Kragenbrink, was found dead
in her home in the town of Vein,
Thursday, by neighbors, who fear
ing she might not have met
death in a natural manner sum-
moned Corner w. G.. Dickens That
gentleman went out immediately but
after an examination found that heart
trouble had been the cause of the old
lady'S demise She had been resident
of that town for the twenty three years,
and was the mother of Otto Kragin-
brink, of Schofield.
Christmas tree ornaments at Jaeger's
fruit store.
Some of the factories in this section
are hampered in filling orders for the
reason that difficulty is found in secur-
ing lumber to stock the plants with.
This necessitates turning down orders
that ought to be received and filled.
The reason for the shortage is that dur
ing the summer season the demand for
lumber has been so great that the cut
of the mills was consumed about as fast
as manufactured, so that with the clos
ing down of plants for the winter,
very little stock on hand. This is
condition that does not often exist.
!. We have few French flannel waist
Epatterns with embroidered border, just
the thing for Christmas gift.
NEULING & BAYER.
A number of the west side residents
are making strong play to secure the
erection of the agricultural school on
that side of the river A subscription
list is being circulated to secure funds
for the purchase of some of the lots be-
longing to g. S. Curtis, just east of the
fair grounds. Eight lots have already
been offered as a bonus, and those at
the head of the movement desire to
raise enough money to purchase addi-
tional land, which will make in all
tract of five acres. At the same time
there are others who desire to see the
school located elsewhere, who are also
at work.
Christmas day will be with us just
one week from tomorrow.
Two excellent entertainments were
given at the Grand Opera House the
past week Quo Vadis on Tuesday
evening was given by company which
was above the average and instead of
the few who were present to witness
the performance, the house should have
been packed. On Thursday evening,
Toll Gate Inn" was at the Grand.
This play has been given by the same
company, three times in our city and
still it drew a good audience. On this
as well as on the previous occasions
the entertainment was excellent. I'm
less good plays like the above are pat
rOniZed they will not come TO WauSau.
For the best and pureSt of home
made candies, go to John YOung's.
1t is reported that there are great
many smallpox cases in the city at
present and more are breaking ont dai-
lY. The disease is in such a mild form
that those being taken sick go home and
stay until they get we'll again, very
few requiring the services of a physi-
clan. In this way the disease cannot be
stamped out for the health officials are
kept IN ignorance of the facts until it is
too late and many people have been eX-
posed. A few have not confined them
selves to the house but have been about
most of the time. In this way the
disease is carried around and efforts to
stamp it out have been fruitless.
Candies of all kinds, largest assort-
ment in city at Jaeger's.
Human Hearts" was the attraction
at the opera house last evening and
though the weather was anything but
warm, fair sized crowd of people was
in attendance. As whole il is pref
" good piece, and some characters
portrayed received the approval Of the
audience. especially Jem Mason, the
tramp, whose comicalities kept the
house in an uproar Pearl Ford, as
Jeanette Logan, the adventures, is an
emotional actress worthy of special
mention, and carried her part with an
easy bearance of stage grace. The rest
of the company is we'll balanced and it