Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-12-10

Instructors in Typography at H. L.
Mumm's
All kinds 81 fresh fruit and vegetables
at Jaegers fruit store.
The largest stock of watches in the
city at Otto Mueller's, jeweler 60 and
look them over
The first quarterly conference at the
Methodist church tonight at s O'Clock.
All officers requested to be present.
Mrs. T. j. Pares, who visited her
daughter, Mrs. w. E. Wright, in this
city several years ago, died at her home
in Warwickshire, England, Nov Goth
We win sell a line of JAMESTOWN dress
goods at 35cts. per I'd. A line of all
wool two-toned cheviots, 5O-in. wide,
formerly LOO at 76cts. per I'd, Neuling
& sBayer.
w. j. Kregel, county clerk, is today
sending out tax receipts for the use of
the different town treasurers. Each
will begin the collection OF taxes short
ly, for the coming year.
D. L. Plumer viii move his offices
from the First National Bank building
into his new building, at the corner of
Fourth and Jefferson streets, the latter
part of this week The office of the
WausaW Gas Light and Coke company
will also be moved to the same building.
Fred Beell, of Marshfeld, the cham
pion middle-weight wrestler of the
Northwest, and Farmer Burns, of Chi
cago, Americas heavyweight, are
matched for a wrestling contest at
Marshfield on Saturday, the 18th day of
December
Lemaire's opera glasses in all styles
at the drug store of G. Naffz, These
are the best glasses on the market and
make nice Christmas gift.
A Christmas meeting of the Ladies'
Literary Club, will be held next Monday
afternoon at o. clock in Fraternity hail.
1t will be an unique and very interesting
meeting, and all members should try
and be present. L. ~ y)gtts
Next number on the Y M. G. A. en-
tertainment course, DR.. Frank Bristol
will give his famous lecture entitled,
Brains Wednesday, Dec. 49, in the
opera house. Reserved seats on sale
at Naffz' drug store, Dec. II, at 8 A. NJ.
Chas Hooker, who for three years
past has acted as ticket seller and Office
man at the st. Paul depot will leave in
few days for Milwaukee, having been
promotedto the car service department,
and will spend much of his time on the
road hereafter. Chas. is pleasant and
gentlemanly fellow and his departure
from the city will be missed His po-
sition will be taken by E. B. Kester, of
Faribault, Mimi.
S. l.. Mahard yesterday completed
negotiations whereby he transfers title
to his farm in town of Texas to,J. B. Is
bell, of Wood county This farm is
situatedin close proximity to the Town
of Texas creamery, it contains 100 acres,
70 of which are cleared, ard is said to be
one of the best farms in that town
The consideration was 81, 100, though
Mr.. Maynard retains possession of some
of the stock The new purchaser takes
possession Monday next and Mr.. May
hard will hereafter reside in this city.
In addition to our paint business, we
are very large handlers of glass and are
exceptionally well equipped to supply
your wants in these lines very prompt
", with the best quality, at lowest
prices. O. G. Callies' paint and wall
pap II house.
Lodge sci. r. N. A. met last Thursday
evening and elected officers as follows:
Oracle-Mrs. Kopplin
Vice Oracle-Mrs Clemence,
Chancellor Mrs f. Mccullough.
Recorder-Mrs. Knaggs, reelected.
Marshal-Mrs. j Foster.
Inner Sentinel Mrs Christianson.
Outer Sentinel-Mrs Pagan.
Manager Mrs r.. Green
Physician-Dr. L. T. Spencer.
The Equitable Fraternal Union elected
officers last evening and also gave a
banGdet which was fully enjoyed Fol-
lowing is the result of the election:
Pres.-F. A. Hecker.
Vice-Pres Walter Pierce,
Secy-GeO. Halder.
Treas.-A H Hudson.
Advisor-W r. Chellis
Warden-Jos Assells.
Past Pres.-M H. Duncan.
Trustees-G ID. Jones, John w Mill 81
and L.. Lampert.
Drop in at Otto Mueller's, jeweler,
and see what he has for Christmas pres
ents. He makes no charge for engrav-
ing
CA. Norman, of the IT, S. army, is in
the city for the purpose. of posting read
ing matter soliciting recruits for the 1
army. He viii be joined shortly by
Capt. Mccoy, recently appointed to
take Maj. Frank Chases position as
head cfthe Milwaukee recruiting sta
ton, the latter joining his regiment in
Cuba, and this is Mr.. McCoy's first trip
out. All branches of the service are be-
ing recruited for Philippine service.
As result enlistments are more fire.
quent than they have been heretofore
in Wisconsin for many months when