Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-19

Iep w me, lHb plg IdlIeu CeloSIld
that operates the laundry on Washing
ton street is one of the latest to join
the Ancient Order of Buffaloes or the
'butfaloes, as he calls them.
Try these brands according to your
taste and purse-Monda Cuba, Our
Minnie, &c. cigars, and Aventura and
Eulora brands according to size 1Oc., 2
for 25 and 15c. at j. M. Buchanans'
Jos. Miller, Lacrosse, Wis, distribu-
ter.
The many theatre-goers who enjoy a
hearty laugh, will no doubt welcome
the coming of VIM. A. Brady and JOS
r. Grismer's production of the Anglo
American farcical play, "a Stranger in
Strange Land" which will be the at
traction at the Grand on Thursday and
Friday
The work of repairing the Kickbusch
building which was recently damaged by
fire is now moving along rapidly The
contract was let to Miller & Krause and
I those gentlemen expect to have the
work 50 far completed in month time
| that the tenants burned out will be able
to again occupy their old quarters.
We sell everything in the line of mems
and boys clothing, from collar but
tun to a fur overcoat. When in need
of anything in our line, give us call
and price our articles and you will be
convinced that for low prices and quail
| ity we lead all competitors. Seim Bros,
opposite court house
At a meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton held Friday evening, plans were
submitted and selected for the addition
to be built on the Lincoln school build
ing during the coming summer. Bids
will be advertised for and contract let
shortly, and as soon as frost is out of
the ground, work will be commenced
on the erection of the same
Merritt Jones, son of DR.. and Mrs.
D. I. Jones, on Saturday last gave a
sleigh ride and party to his numerous
friends in celebration of his eleventh
birthday. Although Merritt was born
on st. Patricks Day he celebrated this
year on Saturday because the 18th fell
on the Sabbath day. The large sleigh
was decorated in green in honor of the
| occasion.
Sunday was st. Patrick's Day and
natives or descendants of people of the
Emerald Isle and those in sympathy with
these people all wore the green. Some
of Wausau's clay pipe Irish were com
pletely decorated with shamrocks, green
ribbon, etc., in commemoration of the
birth of the patron saint OF the Irish
who enjoyed the day most fully were
Billy Sweeney and August Klutz.
G. F. Anderes, the genial and hospit-
able proprietor of the Central House is
kept very busy these days welcoming
his many friends in the city and coun-
try who call to see him in his new and
elegant quarters VIII ere they find the
same ''old boy" as o yore when he had
charge of the Farmers Home. Mr..
Anderes has the finest place of its kind
in the city with splendid hotel accom-
modations and plenty of stable room
for farmers teams.
If you have been up against it, by
buying cigars Unfortunately, try our
Aventura" and get your moneys
worth. Stop in at j. NJ. Buchanan's,
Hyman'S old stand and see our line
Jos. Miller, Lacrosse, Wis.
Peter j, Sull, the old reliable harness
maker and dealer in all kinds of goods
pertaining to his line of business, makes
his old-time bow to the public this
spring and cordially invites them to
call aud look over his new and elegant
line of goods. Farmers who are in
need of harnesses will do well By call
ing on Mr.. Sull who has had years of
experience in his line and guarantees
the best of satisfaction. Don't forget
the place, corner of Scott and Second
streets.
| j. NJ Buchanan, the fruit dealer, late
of Neillsville, who has opened up fruit
store in the Hyman building, is thor
oughly renovating and remodeling this
store and purposes soon to have the
SWEETEST place in town. He viii put in
soda fountain and ice cream parlor
J and always keep on hand the choicest
and freshest kinds of candies, nuts,
canned fruits and pickles. vegetables,
etc. Mr.. Buchanan and his excellent
wife are experienced hands in the fruit
line and know how TO entertain the
public.