Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-12-24

! Drop in at Otto Mueller'S, Jeweler,
and see what he has for Christmas pres
ents. He makes no charge for engrav-
ing.
H, j. Blanchard, of Colby; Ernst
Ringle, of Rib Falls, and Frank OCon-
nor, of the town of Emmett, compose a
committee that will meet on the 27th-
28th and settle with the county clerk
for the past year.
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 thatwill be appreciated.
The M. w. A, opera house, recently
erected at Marathon city, will be for
mally open to the public Thursday
evening. An after Christmas ball will
be given, Geier's orchestra, of Wausau,
furnishing the music.
The young folks of this city gave a
dancing party at the Castle Hall on
Friday evening. 1t was gotten up by
the young men who arrived in Wausau
on that day, from their different schools
to spend the holidays.
L. +. Spencer, M. d., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner Third and
, Mcclellan streets.
The Free Public Library is now in its
I
new quarters in the First National
Bank building, and books, shelving
etc, are now being prepared prepare
tory to opening, which will not be un-
til after the 1st of January.
Roy Lane, who for several weeks past
has been undergoing seige of typhoid
fever, has so far recovered that he is
able to be again about the house. His
mother who came here to nurse him,
has returned to her home in Elgin, III.
For the best and purest of home made
candies, 90 to John Youngs. !.
A county board committee will meet
the latter part of the week and fix the
salaries for the county officers for the
coming year. This committee is COM
posed of P. G.. Gerhard, of Stettin;
Chas. Kiehl, of Athens, and l.. o, Salz-
man, of this city.
Herman Kanter and Miss Anna
Brandt, both residents of the town o
Wausau, wore united in marriage at
the home nf the brides parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. F. Brandt, Saturday. The
ceremony was performed at three
o'clock in the afternoon by the Rev. I.
Werhahn of this city.
Have your pIano tuned by Leonard
l.. Fraser. Leave orders at James
Music Store.
The dance to be given New Years
eve at Armory hall by the members of
Co G., promises to be the event of the
season. The committee has spared no
pains in completing arrangements that
will be to the pleasure of those partici-
pating Tickets will be Soc, and every
chestra will furnish the music.
At the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow after
noon from to O'Clock, there will be
an entertainment for the Juniors and
their friends. 1t will consist of Dick
ems story, Godfrey Grubh," illustrat-
ed with stereopticon views. In the
evening, at o'clock, the house will be
open to the older members and their
friends and a short program has been
prepared,
Bardeen is selling the best pipe in
town for less money than other dealers.
Mrs. Herman bern died Saturday
afternoon at one O'Clock, after suffering
severely for numl er of days. Last
Tuesday she was operated on at DIR.
Sauerhering's hospital for appendicitis
and an ovarian tumor. Her condition
grew worse, and death was welcomed
by her as arelease from longer suffering.
The funeral was held from the house on
Sixth street yesterday afternoon. and
was conducted by Rev Norton,
of the Presbyterian church. De-
ceased was but % years of age.
The largest stock of watches In the
city at Otto Mueller's, jeweler. Go and
look them over.
W. M. Garbrecht and Miss Lizzre
Radtke, both from the town of Vein,
were married last Thursday by Judge
Miller. During the month of October
a marriage license was secured by
Garbrecht, but just previous to the mar
rage he was taken i'll and was
therefore compelled to take out q
new license, but Judge Miller
waived the formality of making him
wait five days after the issuance of the
same. as required, but performed the
| ceremony Immediately