Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-11-26


bu. SEM BROS.
Young man, the base of wealth is an
y,ucation. You are now accorded the
privilege of securing one through the
night school of the Wausau Business
college.
Herman Buenger, who disappeared
from near Athens about three weeks
ago, has been located. While return
ing to one of the Upham camps after
days wor ne got lost and for two days
he strayed through the woods without
food or shelter. He finally found
farm house and after recuperating
went to work near Merrill.
For the benefit of the younger pleas
ure loving element there will be two
dances in progress on Thanksgiving
night. The Liederkranz will give one
at Armory hall and the Knights of
Pythias lodge will entertain invited
guests at Castle hall. For the latter
banquet will be served at the Hotel Bel
lis. This viii be swell affair.
Complete holiday line now opened at
Finders Penny Store.
The attendance at the House Keeping
class continues to be good. Last Thurs
day was the second in a series of three
afternoons in which the dining room
was the housekeeping topic on the pro-
gram. A two course luncheon was
served as an object lesson. Mrs. Book
had charge that afternoon and was
assisted by Mrs Kanouse.
Evangelistic services are being con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. A. Peterson, of
Grand Rapids, in the Methodist church
this week. These services are open to
the public, and all are most cordially
invited. Rev. Peterson is a strong
preacher and all who attend may be
sure of an interesting and profitable
time. All are invited to be present.
w. w. Perry, grand secretary of the
Masonic Grand Lodge of Wisconsin,
will be in Wausau on Wednesday, the
4th day of December, and visit Forest
Lodge, No 1870, f. & A. M. on that
evening. Work in the M. NJ. degree.
There will be delegations from Merrill,
Amigo, Tomahawk and Marshfield
lodges. All members are requested to
be present.
The Knights of Pythias have issued
invitations for their first annual ball
which will be given at Castle hall on
evening of Thursday, November 2Sth,
1901. The members of the Marathon
Lodge, No. 145, X of P. are determined
to make this one of the finest dancing
parties, in every way, ever given in this
city. A banquet Will be served at the
Hotel Bells during the progress of the
party.
Nielsen Jensen, at 400 Sixth street
will do all kinds of knitting in the line
of stockings Mr. Jensen has been in
Wausau for two years and is well
known having, during that time, done
much work for many of the best famil-
les VI OuI CITY II was lOPolCOu Cu1O
Mr.. Jensen had left town but this is
not so. He can be found at 400 Sixth
street, ready to attend to all knitting
that may be brought in to him.
Evangelistic services are being held
in the NJ E. church this week. Rev.
w. A. Peterson, of Grand Rapids, will
deliver the sermons. Last evening his
theme was: "Woe to Those That Are
at Ease in Zion " His topics for the
balance of the week will be as follows:
Tuesday" Sin of Neutrality and its
Punishment"
We,inesday-"D avid's Helpers"
Thursday elf-Justifcation."
Friday-''Despising Gods Goodness"
A band concert will be given by
Cones band at the opera house some
time early in December, the exact date
of which has not yet been settled upon.
The admission fee will be small, and
the money taken in will go toward de-
fraying the expenses of recent pur-
chase of new Instruments Mr.. and
Mrs f. w. Kickbusch, Jr., Miss Bertha
Trevitt aud Mr., Jacob Reuter- all have
numbers on the program, which will be
quite an extensive one, as well as inter-
esting.
Chas. Schruecle was arrested at
Knowlton Sunday and brought to this
city charged with theft. 1t appears
that the fellow, who claims Madison as
his home, entered room in John Ma
lone's house where lay man named
Joe Brown, of Chiffon, and relieved
the latter of $3.50 Brown had been
working at a camp of the Grand Rapids
Lumber company and had a leg brok-
en-. He was just getting over the eff
fects of chloroform that had been adj
ministered when his leg was set, and
though he saw Schruecle rihing his
pockets he was powerless to prevent
the act In Judge Miller's court yester-
day he plead guilty and in the course
of a few days will receive his sentence,
which will be several years confinement
IN the state prison.
Buy nice decorated set of Austrian
China for Thanksgiving. Only $500
for complete set, at Finders.
Joe Sommers was arrested last Thurs
day by Undersheriff Chellis, in Clark
county, between Unity and Colby, and
brought to Wausau on the charge of
theft. A bicycle belonging to Theodore
Delnodar disappeared from the office
of the Wausau Quartz Co., on Oct 23d,
and Sommers passed from the sight of
Wausau people at about the same time.
After an Investigation the authorities
learned of facts which confirmed the
belief that Sommers was the thief and
his Whereabouts was learned and he
was arrested and the bicycle found in
his possession. He appeared before