Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30
Hon. Alexander Stewart is confined

the furniture store of Ritter q Deutsch
is taking a weeks vacation.
DIR Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December Both.
The sixteenth annual meeting of the
Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers
association will be held at Grand Rapids
on Tuesday, January 18th.
ADVERTISING SALE by the Epworth
League the latter part of January or
early in February, 1903 Watch for fur
Their announcements.
Herman Koehler, of Medford, brother
of John Koehler, woodsmen for the
Wisconsin Valley Land Co., Came over
to Wausau yesterday for visit with the
latter
The l. o. o. F. lodge will hold an
open installation of officers on the even
ing of Friday, Jan I'd After the in
stallation there will follow banquet
and social.
Willie Albers, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w Albers, has been very sick the past
week with pneumonia He is now i'm
proving and OUT of danger, much to the
delight Of all.
The eass side fire department yester-
day put away for the winter the hose
truck used during the wheeling season.
The regular winter hose sleigh is now
ready for use
The county board will be in session
a week from today. At that time the
county officers will make their ANIMAL
settlement and annual reports of the
years business
Miss Althea Young has issued inyi-
tations to her friends to attend a New
Years party to be given Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Rick on Hamilton street
The impression has gotten out that
the annual Liederkranz masquerade
ball will be held on the evening of Jan
uary 9th but this is an error The date
is February 9Th and the place of hold
.ng will be at the Columbia hall
Lamar Sexmith expects to put in
about 1000, 900 feet of pine, hemlock
and hardwood logs during the winter.
The pine and hemlock will be maniac
tured at the Manser mill near Kelly
and the hardwood at MIR Sexmith's
own mill on the Eau Claire He ex-
poets to cut 100000 feet of pine and
hemlock.
Wardrobe touches are all the craze
seen at NJ. Lipski's. Prices reasonable.
Miss Ode Mumm entertained few
of her young friends on Saturday even
ing in honor of Miss Clara Beaman, of
Merrill. Dominoes were played and
the prizes were won by Misses Clara
Beaman, Cellah Waterhouse, John
O'Brien, aud Walter Mcneil. 1t was
very pleasant evening and enjoyed
by all participants.
vester night on the evening of Dec. 81
at the hall in the Paff block. There
will be . concert and ball and during
the evening a supper win be served and
punch bowl win be at the disposal of
those present. The entertainment is Of
annual recurrence and is for the mem
hers of the society and their families.
To be in the swim, you must play
ping pong We have the sets at all
prices A. W. MUNM, 4 Co.
c. e. Evenson writes from East Las
Vegas, that he is improving, bit adds
that the weather there has been more
severe than it has been here On Sat-
urday, the 10Th, snow commenced to
fall and it came down to the depth of
fifteen inches. The next day mercury
went down to u degrees below zero.
MIR Eyenson says that so far the win
ter has been cold one for that part of
the country.
Barney Mcdonald, travelling sales
man, living in Harrisburg, Pa, was
picked up on the streets Sunday even
ing suffering from too much of the
white mans burden" and was taken
to the city hall and locked up. While
there he began 'seein' things but
Monday morning had somewhat recov-
cred from the ''jimmies" Judge Mil
Ter, before whom he appeared, gave
him five days in the county Jail to sober
up on.
Handsome Christmas greetings were
received by many in Wausau from Mr..
and Mrs L. LaChance, London, Eng
land, yesterday. Also first greetings
from their twin babies, Donald and
Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. LaChance will
make their home in Chicago after Jan.
1st, and are now on their way from
England and expect to arrive here in
a few days on visit to Mrs LaChance's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Sergeant
Henry Hildebrandt, of the town of
Bergen, and Miss Myrtle Brigham, of
the town of Emmett, were united in
marriage last "Wednesday at the Metho-
dist parsonage, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev F. A. Pease.
Mr.. Pease. the day previous. tied the
nuptial knot for Wayne johnson, of
the towp of Bergen, and Miss Elmere
Rocheleau, of the town of Franzen.
Ladies' fur eollarettes CSC, worth 81 IS,
ehild's winter underwear Toe each aud
upwards, trade at Sehoeneberg
Ga account of trains being delayed
the heavy mails of Thursday did not
arrive for distribution before the noon
hour of that day, when the post office
closed. and in consequence the carriers
suffered aext day. Each had dray
load of mail to deliver and had to
make several trips out of the Office.
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