Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-12-31

WANTED-A girl to learn photog-
raphy. Enquire at Weigand's Third
street studio.
| Tomorrow New Years. evening,
Forest Lodge No. 100, F & A. M, will
install officers for the ensuing year.
j The stores of all our merchants are
again closed evenings, with the excep-
ton of Tuesday and Saturday of each
week
Put gray matter in your head
Brings a rosy glow to faded cheeks.
/ Restored vim, vigor, mental and ply
steal happiness That's Rocky Mountain
Tea will do. 35c' w. w. Albers.
The county board meets Tuesday,
January 9th The most important
business to come before that body will
bereports of the different county Off
GERS submitted for approval.
/ On Friday evening, Jan. the Sd, Wau-
sau Lodge No. 215, |, 0. 0. F. will hold
open installation which will be followed
by banquet and dance in Odd Fellows
hall. All members of the order, their
| familiesand visiting friends are invited
to he present.
The Iiederkranz society will elect
new officers next Thursday evening
| 1t has always been the custom for the
members of this society and their fam
lilies to have Christmas jollification
during the last week of December, but
this year this feature was eliminated.
TAs MANS mind is improved, so he ad-
vances. A good business education
will fit you for the battle of life and
assist you in surrounding its obstacles.
Have you ever inquired into the work
being done at the Wausau Business
College in fitting young men and wom-
en- for the road before them. If not it
is to your interest to do so.
A fellow giving the name of Paul
Dallman and claiming Chicago as his
home, last Thursday imagined that he
had the grip and sought medical ad-
vice. An examination by the physician
demonstrated to the professional man
that the fellow was all broke out with
smallpox. He was at once hurried out
to the pest horse, whore he now is.
| Modern nguages-German French
] and Spanish taught hy mail with the
aid of the phonograph. The lnterna-
/ tional Correspondence Schools
/ (dl0-4w) ]. J. WEEKS,
Local Rep, Wausau.
Peter Laferity, who claims the Sol
dierS Home, at Milwaukee, as his
place of abode, and John Reynolds,
who AYERS that he lives in Middleton,
Marquardt at the county jail They
were convicted of having stolen an Sl8
overeoat recently from e. n Schultz, a
Colby merchant.
Nm Wilson. one of Wausau's oldest
and most highly respected citizens, was
~ years of age last Friday, December
9th Mr.. Wilson came to Warsau
when only twenty years of age and he
has done much for the progress and
building up of Wausau. He is strong
and rugged and gives promise of being
able to celebrate many more birthdays.
His numerous friends hope this will
lprove to be the case.
The county board committee on
salaries which was in session Friday
and Saturday for the purpose of fixing
salaries of the county officers for the
coming year, adjourned until January
9th. There appears to be disposition
on TIE part of the committee to fully
investigate the business done by each
officer and thereby determine his sal
airy. Some officers may have their sal
airy raised by this procedure.
Dora Brusewitz, of the town of
Brighton. was brought to the city yes
terday and committed to the Northern
Hospital for Insane at Oshkosh. She
had been examined during the week by
Doctors j. II. Clark, of Unity, and F G.
Strayer. of Spencer, who pronounced
her of unsound mind. She is sixteen
Years old, and though always weak
minded she has rapidly showed signs of
, insanity since the Schwantes' trial. She
was a witness for the defense at that
trial and it is thought that the excite
! ment of being brought into court and
of being taken away from home for the
first time in her life, is accountable for
her present condition. She was taken
to Oshkosh this morning by sheriff Mar
quardt. accompanied by her father and
sister.