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

Look over Albers' stock of holiday
gifts.
Choice Christmas trees at H. L..
| Mumm's.
SOC buys SOC tie, muller or Iandker-
chief at Weinfeld's closing out sale.
The Schaer and Eunson coffee and
| tea houses have consolidated and the
| former goes out of the Kiefer store into
| the EunSon store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart
have issued cards to their friends an
| nouncing that they will be ''at home
Thursday evening, Dec, 26, at $50.
The mould of mans fortune is in
his own hands, said Bacon! The get
| ting of that fortune is in taking a course
at the Wausau Business College say the
public.
A new line of holiday perfumes in
| fancy packages also toilet water at Al
| bers' drug store.
The city schools close for the Holt
| days next Friday and will remain
| closed for two weeks. All of the teach
ers who reside out of the city, will go
| to their homes next Friday and Satur-
| day.
The county board committee appoint
| ed to settle with the county treasurer
and clerk of court has been at work the
| past two days In going over the records
of these officers. This committee is
composed of .Ionn Ringle, j r. Salter,
and John Lull.
! The largest stock of watches in the
| city at Otto Mueller's, jeweler. 60 and
look them over
VIM. Warehouse, janitor at the
| court house received word Saturday
announcing the death and burial of
his mother, Mrs. John Waterhouse.
| She died at Kagawong, Ont, on Dec
| 9TH. She was born in Yorkshire, Eng
| land, and was over eighty years of age
Her husband died fifteen years ago.
Inadvertently, through the rush of
| holiday work last week, when it was
| time to make up the forms for press,
we overlooked and left out two columns
| OF news. Ii the paper was somewhat
| dry" as a consequence, our readers will
| kindly pardon the oversight for we will
not let it occur again. =.
A new line of holiday perfumes, fancy
! pbChdSCSs dlSO IOliCG WdI6lS ut AlDGIS
! drug store
Among other local items Of news left
| out of the PILOT last week, by mistake,
| were the different social functions given
| in honor of Miss Margaret Silverthorn
and there have been receptions, linen,
| kitchen, apron, handkerchief and other
| parties in showers given in her honor
within the past ten days.
The wrestling match at Marshfeld
| Saturday night between Fred Beell, of
| that city, and Farmer Burns, of Chica-
| 90, resulted in Beell's favor 1t was a
| handicap match, Burns agreeing to
| throw Beeil three times within an hour
of actual wrestling time. He Non fall
after SO minutes and 40 seconds of time,
| but after that was unable to land his
man. The purse was for 5000 on the
side and the gate receipts which
amounted to about $500.
You can save 20 cts. on the dollar to
buy holiday goods of j. p. Foss.
Daniel Schultz, an old resident of the
town of Rib Falls, died Monday at the
age of 70 years, death being due to old
age. He leaves wife and seven child
rem. These are August, who lives in
! the town of Stettin. Fred, of Rib Falls,
with whom he has made his home for
! the past twenty-five years, Mesdames
! VIM. Klade, Albert Young and VIM.
Hoeft of this city and two other daugh-
tiers who reside at WATERFOWL. Funeral
will be held tomorrow from the church