Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-11
CITY NOTES.


The County Committee on Public
Property is in sessioL today. allowing
wood, bills etc
There was a session of the city
council last evening but no business
OF importance was transacted.
Picture frames and framed pictures
Will he sold at % per cent discount up
10 March lst, on account of change of
location, as we will after that date oc-
cupy the store rooms of the .Jawort
block on Scott St.
hAFRIsON d ANDERSON,
paiat and Oil Dealers.
Miss Carlotta Blaurock has onened a
studio in the McCrossen block. in rooms
north of the dental parlorS of Drs. Law
renee d Chubbuck. Miss BIaurock has
spent one year each in New York, Paris
and Italy, studying under the greatest
known artists and comes from those
schools to orr city. Her studio is open
to lovers of art and those desiring in
struction.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Trevitt enter
tanned about thirty of their lady and
gentlemen friends at whist last Satur-
day evening. 1t was progressive and
litt oNGhO w 90 du iullDdlCAl Ont lHlOu0U-
out the evening. Mrs. w. G. Silver
thorn and Mrs. E. A. Gooding and
| Messrs. Alexander Stewart and "Yon
1onSon" carried off the honors De-
lightful refreshments were served after
| the game.
A number of changes are being made
in he dry goods store of G.. Anthem A
| platform aud railing have been erected
| tho NJ ~ 80 L.,
the counters along the front of which
are show cases for the display of gloves,
hosiery, laces etc There is also space
back of this for stock of cloaks, etc
| This adds much To the appearance of
the interior and also allows of the utiliz-
ing of heretofore unused space.
The Wausau Club House is now prac-
tically completed. The carpenters fin
ished and the directors looked it over
and accepted same on Saturday. The
| furniture and fixtures have been pur-
chased and everything win be here in a
| few days. While no date has vet been
! fixed for the opening, it will take place
sometime during the early part of
March The building has not been
painted on the outside, but will be fin
bished up as soon us the weather will
| permit.
''Grit. the Newsboy," was the bill at
the opera house Saturday and Sunday
evenings. The troupe presenting the
piece IS, in the terms of the gambler,
playing in hard luck" Both evening S
performances netted about $50 and this
did not suffice To pay a number of bills
against the company. They managed
| to scrape up enough ScadS to pay their
8. 4 u
of their route in tie future. The play
is said to have been very ordinary
affair.
The Home and Educational depart
ment of the Ladies' Literary club met
with Mrs. M B Rosenberg yesterday
afternoon and the following interesting
| program vas carried out:
Muscles influence in the home and
in the church. . Alice Il. Kanouse
Discussion led by. Helen s Manson
Second Hour.
Leader-Miss Bohrer.
Act Ill; Second Part King Henry "
Read and Analysed.
! Special Topic-"FalStaff" ........ .........
Alice K. Yawkey
Historical AllusionS and their Anthem
ITCHY. Florence W. Kelly
The Art and Literature department
the Ladies' Literary club will give the
| following program next Monday after
noon, Feb. 18th:
! Vocal solo,. Mrs. James GoOdwillie
Sketch of Burns life. Nellie Silverthorn
Reading from Burns ......... .........
jamie Nj. Armstrong
! Trombone solo .......... Edward Gamble
Sir Joshua Reynolds and modern
| English school of art...................
Helen S. Winion
| Piano Miss b. Heinemann
Merrill will realize quite boom the
coming season The Trinity Lutheran
| church society of that city has purchased
property on Grand avenue, on which it
will erect $4,000 parochal school
building the coming summer. Besides
this building there will he erected an
! So, 00Ocourt house, a SAC, 900 high school
building. Y NJ c. A. building, fine
business block, $4,000 sonic temple
and a manufacturing institution of large
dimensions Who knows, if Wausau
aud Merrill keep on growing, and we
get the electric line running, the gap
between the two cities will be closed
up and become one city; of course this
| would mean vast increase in the
travel of East and West Merrill, be-
| cause people could come down this way
on both sides of the river.