Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-15
WANTED-To employ man to work
on the farm. Enquire of G. w. WITTER,
Wausau, Wis.

Wausau, Wis.
Miss Antoinette Huntington gave a
luncheon in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Single on Thursday afternoon.
A visit to our store will likely mean
that your name will be added to our
list of customers Max E. Boehm. Tel.
3ls.
George F. Rick will build residence
on east Warren street; Philip Dean is at
work getting out his plans and speciti-
cations.
For SALE. Pure bred silver laced
Wyandotte eggs for Matching, Sl.5O for
setting of thirteen. 5l6 Mcclellan ST.,
Wausau.
The Northern Hotel is now in the
hands of decorators, and is undergoing
many changes that adds to the appear
ance Of the interior.
The chimney in the residence of Miss
Margaret Scholfield burned out on Sat
urday and " it'll such fire tierceness the
No damage was done.
For SALE-Lot 9, block IL, Warren's
Sd addition, two blocks north of high
school building, for sale at bargain.
Apply at the PILOT Office for terms. tt
The PILOT has received a very inter
esting communication from Miss
Marion Ryan, who has been in Ala
bama since last fall. 1t will appear in
our next issue.
Amy Kruger, a resident of the town
of Mosinee, who was sent to the Indus
trial school for girls at Milwaukee
about two years ago, escaped from that
institution last week.
Sheriff Aug. Marquardt had his
youngest child christened Sunday and
celebrated the event in the evening by
inviting IN large number OF his
lends and cutting water melon.
Those who have purchased wallpaper
of o. G. Cailies and who desire some of
the same pattern will greatly oblige,
number of paper when ordering more.
LosT.-A white English bull terrier,
seven months old Had a leather col
lar on when last seen A reward will
be given for his return to GLIB La Sale
street.
Callics is not only the paint man of
Wausau but also the brush man of
Wausau. Not only paint brushes but
all other kinds from tooth hFush--to
road brush. If it's brush, Callies has
got it.
The house of Alfonso Kemp at 2lS
Supervisor avenue has been quaran-
tined, two children in the family being
down with smallpox. The family re-
Gently moved here from Wausau.-
Stevens Point Journal.
VIM. Warehouse, superintendent of
assessments of this county has called
meeting of the assessors of Marathon
county, to be held at the court house on
Tuesday next at IL o. clock, of that day
according to chapter 445, section A, laws
of 1901
position of stenographer in the office of
w H. Mylrea for the past year or more,
will close her duties in that office today,
as Mr.. Mylrea is going to Chicago. She
will take well earned vacation until
the LIST of May.
DR. s. n Wilson of Wausau occupied
the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening in exchange with Rev.
A. S. Badger. MIR. Wilson is a forcible
and logical preacher and both his SER
mons were much enjoyed by the large
congregations present.-Steyens Point
journal.
Mrs Susan Vail Single has issued in
vitations to- reception on Tuesday
April 22nd from 3 to o clock,
the occasion being the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mary Single,
to Mr.. John Martin Lull. The cere
mony will take place at 2 O'Clock the
same afternooH.
Arthur Knaggs, who has been stu
dent for some time in the American
School of Correspondence, Boston. has
Just been awarded two free scholarships
in that school. He will be glad to turn
them over to two of our readers who
are anxious to study steam, electrical or
mechanical engineering. Write or call
on him at once.
Where are you going, my pretty
maid?"
"To buy some more wall paper, sir"
she said.
THE designs kept by Callies are
finest and as to price,
Lowness is such as to customers en-
tice"
Halsey, lies at the point of death as a
result of falling under a horse and be-
ing trampled upon by the animal
Nearly every rib on the right side are
broken, and physicians fear fragments
of same have penetrated the lungs.
The mans wife, in trying to assist him,
was kicked in the face. and his son also
received severe bruises.
Are you trading with us? If not, COM
meuce now. We are saving your
neighbor money Let us save you
some. If you have the cash we want
your trade If you are responsible and
pay your bills promptly, and can show
us that You do, your creditis good with
ia, and we want your trade, and will
sell you tirst-claSs groceries for less
money than any other store in the city.
Max +. BOehm. Tel. 3lS.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Boehm received
word Saturday that the mother of the
latter. Mrs. Lavigne, of Grand Rapids,
was sick and not expected to live and
they departed that same day for the
above named town. Mrs. Lavigne
grew gradually worse and yesterday
forenoon expired. The cause of death
was due to heart failure. The lady
was somewhat advanced in years and
was one of the old settlers of Grand
Rapids
The strike situation at Brokaw re-
mains about the same as we reported
last week. The two paper making
machines are still idle, though the en-
pioyers state that they will be running
again in a few days. A majority of the
non-union men are still at work, but
the strikers have as yet shown no in
clination to go back to " ork. The I'M
sheriff has been kept on the grounds
most of the time to see that the strikers
did not interfere with those laborers
who wished to work, but has found no
trouble The strike is notable for the
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