Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-23

Chas Hassenfuss, living on Maple
street, has been grated an increase in
his pension He Will hereafter receive
IS monthly.
A nice. assortment of statuary and
Louelsa Wellar ware can be found at
Otto Muellers, jeweler. Prices right.
No trouble to show goods.
The problem which now confronts
the average Wausap man is how can
he spend his money for Christmas
presents and still pay his taxes.
1t excites the wou3ier of the world, a
magic remedy, liquid electricity, that
drives away suffering and disease
Rocky Mountain Tea. Soc
w. w Albers.
The city schools closed Friday to give
the students and teachers a vacation
until after the holidays. Nearly all the
nonresident teachers left for their
homes on Saturday.
Ralph Newell, WHO carries mail on
the sunset rural delivery route and Miss
Ida Hildebraud, of Tomahawk are to be
married at the home of the brides
parents early in January.
The social event of the season! What
is? Why, tie dance to be given Dec.
Goth at Armory hall hy the Sharpshoot-
ers.
The First National Bank enjoys the
distinction of holding the first tax re-
ceipt issued for the present year. The
face Of it shows that this concern paid
into the city treasury the sum of SO, ESQ.,
81.
Presents suitable for either sex can
be found ia the line of perfumes, hair
brushes, hand mirrors, toilet sets,
albums, ebony goods, travelling cases,
manicure sets, medallions, bric-a brac,
etc, to be found at Albers' drug stores.
The public property committee of the
county board met at the court house on
Saturday for the transaction of business
before the county board meeting. The
committee is composed of j ]. Reichl,
Herman Ramthun, j n. Manson and
T. X Wilcox.
L. E. Spencer, NJ d., office in the
Mckinley block, conner Third and
Mcclellan streets.
The feast of Chamucha, commemorate
ing the rededication OF the temple, will
begin in Jewish churches Christmas
day to last eight days The peculiar
observance of this feastsis the lighting
of candles, one more each day, until
on the last day there are eight burning.
At the jewelry store of Otto Mueller
you can find the nicese line Of suitable
holiday presents, such as Watches
breaches, chains, locsets, silverware,
cut glass, opera glasses, in fact every
thing in the jewelry line. All articles
bought will be engraved free of charge
and the finest engraving in the city is
guaranteed
The last issue of the Central Wiscon-
sin marked the beginning ofthe forty
sixth year of that paperfs life, thirty four
of which have been UNDER the able man
agement of its present editor, r II.
johnson. The paper, like its editor.
has passed its "kid" age, and there are
some things that improve with age
"spirits" for Instance and the Central
can justly boast of such. a claim.
PIANO TUMNe-also regulating and
repairing, best of references. Leave
orders at Frost-PhibrieS's.
LEoNAIsD L. FRAZER.
John Whippliuger while at work at
the tannery Thursday was arrested by
Uudersherif Win Chell5s upon war
rant charging him With adultery,
sworn out by grieved husband of the
west side. Whipplinget when brought
before the Judge waivsd preliminary
examination and was bound over for
trial in circuit court, his bail bond being
fixed at 900, which he has been unable
to furnish. lie admits lis guilt.
st. Agatha's Guild of St. Johns
church held its first fai$' on Thursday
afternoon al Fraternity hall The
young ladies had decorated the hall for
the occasion and bad on sale large
line of articles watch they disposed of
A supper was given in the evening fol
lowed by a dancing party aud these
also were literally patronized. The
ladies proiited considerable by the en-
terprise and sire highly pleased at the
success of their first venture in this line.
Have YOU. books and magazines
bound 1T Paul F. Stelze's. go Washing
ton street. Phone s5S. nlSmS
The new ralway map of the state Is
now ready for Distribution and Com
missioner Rice is issuing The 25.0e0
maps to applicants free while they last
The new map shows member Of new
features and viii be valuable for refer
enoe. The total railway mileage Of the
state according to the latest figures is
6.970.O6 miles Of single track. the three
leading lines being the Northwestern
with 1891, the ST. Paul with Lose Al
aud the WISCONSIN Central with So IS,
A child seven months CID belonging
to one of the poverty stricken families
Of Russian Immigrants qUaviered in the
Dickens building on jefferson street.
died Thu.sdas morning. The child
was afflicted " ia measles when il was
brought here. aud pneum,aaia followed
which resulted ia its deash- Citizens
again came To .te aid of the family,
Chas. Helke furnishing a coffin. Geo.
Stellx dug the grave snd q livery man
furnished hack. M without any ex-
penSe 10 the parents. These people