Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-12-03

Dtlils mouse Dec. 81.
IL. l.. Mumm will conduct a store
during the holidays in the south store
of The Mckinley block.
A handsome toilet preparation worth
SOC given away to each lady making a
dollar purchase at the store of Z. V.
Speer.
H. II. Manson had a narrow escape
from a run of pneumonia last week.
As it was he was confined to his home
for several days.
Have your watches and clocks re.
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed.
Geo. Bells has made up his mind to
take the family and 90 West again for
the winter. The date of leaving he has
not yet settled upon.
Doctors Spencer, Willard, Monroe
and Rich, who have offices in the
Mckinley block are nearly all settled
in their new quarters.
Miss Lillian Goddard is now chiel
operator at the Wausau Telephone
Co.'S central office since the resigna-
ton of Miss Maggie Schug
Joseph Clairmore, who has lived in
Wausau since he was boy, and that is a
good many years ago. has gone to Mer-
rill to reside, accompanied by his family.
George W. Ghoca, formerly of this
city, has been selected supervisor of
of Waupaca county for
three years. Good luck to you, George.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher. practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to German
Lutheran church. Confinements and
and all other kinds of sickness taken at
the house. If.
Mrs. Lang, who had been visiting
with her daughter, Miss Edith Lang,
and sister, Mrs. r. Goodrich, departed
for her home in Minneapolis last
Sheriff Marquardt, with Dennis Cor
man as deputy, took Chas. Schmeiser,
the fellow convicted of burglary, to
Waupun Friday night, where he will
serve four years.
The building committee of the agri-
cultural school board will meet next
Eri6au of which finn, 81 10 anita ,,roI,o
BILE that a site for the school will be
determined upon.
j. A. Porter has disposed of his inter-
ests in the Fenwood Lumber Co. and
has gone into business entirely on his
own responsibility. He has purchased
the mill and lumber yard at Hatley.
Gold watches, silverware, musical in
struments and numerous other articles
all things of beauty and a Joy for
ever-can be found at lowest prices at
B. v Speer's jewelry store, BIS Third
street.
F. X. Under, who for six years or
more has travelled for the Kryshak
cigar factory, will hereafter devote all
MS time to the interests of an Ashland
firm. He will continue to reside.her
however.
John NJ. Lull has decided to again
become resident of Wausau and has
his position with the Fenwood
Lumber Co. and about January 1st he
will take up his new duties with the
Granite Co.
Miss Bessie Lon Daggett, of Oshkosh,
who appeared here with the Chicago
Marine band recently, has closed her
engagement with that organization and
has announced her coming marriage to
an Oshkosh merchant.
There appears to be some difficulty
in the transfer of the title to the North
Flint and Sandpaper Co.'s
plant. An injunction has been served
the transfer to VIM. Kuck-
uk, upon order of P. c. Werle, an old
In the case of August Schutenberg
and wife VS.. John Goskowisz, tried
early last week, the complainants were
awarded damages, which together with
the costs of action, amounted to nearly
S5l. This is result of another Pike
Lake quarrel.
Arthur Knaggs, employed at the pa
per mills, at BroRaw, early last week
had two fingers smashed by being
caught between the calendar rollers of
the paper machine. For time it was
feared that amputation would be neces-
sary, but this has been avoided.
Used by tbs ladies of fashion all over
the world It's without doubt the great
est beautitier ever offered the American
women. Soc. Made only by Madison
Medicine Co. w. W. AIbers.
Mic Healy, who has been in charge
of crew of men, building an abutment
on the Clarke island, south of the rail-
road bridge, has completed the work
He will go TO Sheboygan in few days
to take charge of work for the North
western R'y company.
Jost ph Beste, of the town of MoSinee,
last week received from the insurance
in which he had his house
hold goods and building insured, which
burned to the ground some time ago,
the sum of $500 65. Mr.. Beste will soon
erect large modern building on the
site of the old one MoSinee Times.
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