Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-23
ssc BUYS Zoe neckwear At Weinfelds, :.

3Sc buys SOC neckwear at Welnfelds'
East India or Oriental perfumes, at
$500 per or, at Pardee's only.
WAS She To Blame" at the Opera
House, Sunday night, Dec %.
The most complete line of solid silver
ware in Northern Wisconsin is carried
by Dunbar & Liljeqvest.
VIM. Chellis, sheriff ELECT, has not as
yet appointed mis- deputy and is unde-
cided as to what appointment he will
make.
The most pleasant dancing party of
the season will be that given by Co. G
at Armory hall on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 81.
Beautiful fountain pens with gold
and pearl bands make Christmas gifts
suitable for any gentleman. For sale
by Dunbar & Liljiqvest.
A dispatch has been received from L
NJ. james from Phoenix, Arizona, which
conveys the welcome information
that Mrs. James was better and able
to be about.
Good mixed candy at &c; some that is
better at B-12-14-i6 and up as high as
60c at BOehm's two stores on Grand
Ave
John Hinrichs, county treasurer-elect,
has moved his family to this city. their
household goods being moved Satur-
day. The family is now quartered at
81! Piumer street
10 agents wanted with good address.
Good pay to right parties. Call at 305
Third street.
(3w-d23) H. l.. MASON.
The retiring county officers will hold
over one week in the new year or until
Jan. 5th without salary, sis customary.
This is done to break their successors
into the routine of business.
Another assortment of muffiers, silk
suspenders, silk hose, silk and linen
handkerchiefs, smoking jackets, etc.
has been purchased by Seim Bros. and
is now ready for your inspection.
An old gentleman, named Graf, while
walking along Third street in front of
the court house yesterday was suddenly
stricken with a dizzy spell and fell to
the side walk He was picked up and
removed to the Frost-Philbrick drug
store where restoratives were admins
tered and he was removed to his home
in a hack.
Do you want good oysters that are
Boehm an order before Thursday and
your want will be filled. He has also a
choice line of celery Two stores on
Grand Ave.
A decision was reached Thursday by
the high school faculty and the gradual
ing class of 1908 whereby Miss Lille
Fuenfstueck was chosen valedictorian
and Edward Mumm to deliver the salu-
tatory address at the exercises next
spring. The class is composed of about
thirty members and is the largest in the
history of Wausau's high school
Christmas Day. the day of pies, cakes,
cookies, doughnuts, etc., is almost at
hand and of course your mouth is
watering in anticipation of the event.
We don't blame you, that is if the above
named articles come from the Vienna
bakery. They are, as the Merrill girl
would say, simply delicious" They
are the kind mother used to bake
The pastry sold at this bakery is always
fresh and toothsome-you can rely on
that. If you are also in need of can
dies, nuts, fruit or any kind of confec
tons for the little ones you can be
supplied at the same place.
Elizabeth Anthem, widow of John
Anthem, died at an early hour Sunday
morning, after being confined to her
bed for seventeen weeks. She had
reached the advanced age of eighty-one
years being born in Germany in 1921.
She was married at an early age to John
Anthem, brother of Conrad Anthem, and
her husband preceded her in death
about fifteen years ago. At the time of
death she was living with the family
of Aug f. Garske, 513 Jackson street,
with whom she was related. Funeral
was held this afternoon from the house,
Rev F..Schaer officiating.