Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-16

been given this evening has been post
poned.
There will be work in the Third de-
gree, at the regular meeting OF Forest
Lodge No. $50, on Wednesday evening.
A good dresser selects his goods ac-
cording to quality. The quality OF the
Longley athas long been known. For
sale only at Seim Bros.
Mrs. L. Craven has rented the An
drews residence and will fit the house
up and rent furnished rooms. She Will
take possession on May 1st.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Com
pany's mill commenced the summer
operations this morning. A large sup
! ply of logs are now on hand and the
mill will soon be operated day and
night.
The church notes, in the PILOT were
printed yesterday, since Chat time the
Universalist society has decided to hold
its regular weekly meeting 1t will be
held on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs.
H. l.. Mumm's.
G. P. James has succeeded W. d.
Kollock as local agent of the Standard
Oil company, at Wausau, the latter
having disposed of his interests. Here
tofore Mr.. Kollock has been local and
travelling agent, in the future he will
attend to the latter only. MIR. James is
brother of E. M. James and recently
purchased the Fay Andrews dray line.
R. Bauman is now clearing off his lot
corner Fourth and Forest streets, pre-
paratory to erecting a mansion the
coming summer on the same. One of
the houses situated on the land has
been purchased by Ed. Lemke and will
be torn down and again erected on his
lot on jackson street The other has
been purchased by Mrs. Philip Ringle
and will be placed on her lot on Fourth
street.
VIM. R. Moss, formerly superintend-
ent and principal of our city schools
has made himself famous in his great
work of establishing library, in the
Cook County Jail, at Chicago. The
Sunday Record Herald contains Il four
column article in reference to the mat
ter with an excellent picture of Mr..
Moss All who know Mr.. Moss will
enjoy reading the article.
Have you noticed the display of the
celebrated Monarch shirt that Seim
Bros. now have. For late styles and
durability they can't be beat Call in
and examine and ask prices.
With total of S., 93S.64 on hand at
the beginning of April 1900, there has
| es $40, 1860 for the school fund of the
city The greatest item in the table of
expense was that of the salaries of
teachers and was S2S, 760.4S The gen
eral school expense has been $43, 26S.37
The expense of the High school has
been S., 01960 while S14, 1882 of out
standing orders have been paid as has
also SIS, 400 borrowed from banks. The
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April was 81, 747,25.
Jay D. Lyons and Miss Margaret Nc
Carthy were united in marriage this
morning at s o'clock, the ceremony be-
ing performed at ST. Mary's church by
Rev FIR P. L. Casper The groom was
once a resident of the town. being in
the employ of the d. j. Murray Co.
While the bride is ANEW resident of the
town she has gained many friends who
wish her much JOY and happiness in her
new estate. The couple left today fol-
Fon du Lac, where the groom is en-
ployed IN machine shop and where
they will make their future home.
Hoyt's "a Milk White Flag" was pre-
scented Wednesday evening at the
Opera House to a good sized house.
This play is considered one of the best
of Hoyts and as one to arouse fun it
has few equals. The work of Little
Chip" the private, who, as a comedian n,
is one of the best ever seen on Wau-
sau stage, was excellent and kept the
house in a continual uproar of laughter
The dancing of the three. Fanchonetti
sisters received much applause and
Miss Marble, as the daughter of the
regiment, was commendable.