Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-08
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MONDAY morning SnOWeu ufc auosc
zero. Pretty cold for April.
Miss Edith Lang has resigned her
position az the Philosopher Office.
Frank Mathie has been i'll the past
week, his complaint being neuralgia
The largest variety of children's cloth
ing ever received in the city at the Hub
clo;hing store.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly, of Merrill, spent a
part of the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Mcdonald
A baby boy made his appearance yes
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Semmes.
The delinquent personal tax roll OF
the county has been placed in the hands
of the sheriff for collection.
DIR. G. Smith has rented the old j. c.
Clarke residence, corner of Fifth and
Scott streets, for hospital purposes.
Mrs. Jeanette Staples entertained
lady friends on Friday afternoon, in
honor of Mrs Fred Carey, of New
Orleans, La.
The wall paper department of D. G..
Callies' store is crowded daily, owing
to his extremely low prices on the ex-
quisite line of goods carried.
Geo. W. Clark has just closed con-
tract for putting 10 cement floor in
one of the big stores of w. IL. Bradley,
at TomaIlawk, the cost to be 81, 900.
The bill allowing DIR. E. NJ. Kanouse
a pension Of $50 90 per month has passed
both houses of Congress and is now
ready for the Presidents approval or
disapproval.
A new paper has been started at
Edgar called "The Edgar Press.
1t is published by Hutchins Bros. The
first number starts out in good shape,
and is well gotten up.
The members of Lady Wastell Hive,
No. 8, L. o. /. M, have issued invita-
tons to their friends TO attend dane
ing party and supper to be given at
their hall tomorrow evening.
1t is suggestive commentary on our
boosted progress that the caterer who
served the launching of the Meteor was
ruined by the guests, who stole the sill
verware as souvenirs. milwaukee
News.
Four freight cars jumped the track
Friday morning on the Northwestern
road at the Third avenue crossing. No
damage was done, though two hours
were consumed in getting the cars back
on the track.
The fire department was called out
twice yesterday to suppress chimney
fires during the high wind The first
call was from the residence of Aug.
Bruess, III Jackson street, and the
second from Gottlieb Zietlow's house,
SIG Scott street.
The Epworth League of the M. K.
Church, considers itself fortunate in
having obtained the services of Mrs.
Lucia Farris Avery, a reader OF excel
lent ability, for their entertainment on
April 10th, the musical numbers that
have been secured to assist her, prom
Use thoroughly enjoyable entertain
ment.
The twelfth annual convention of the
North Central Wisconsin Union of the
Y. p s. C. E, held at Tomahawk on
Saturday and Sunday, was largely at
tended and a great success. About
twenty-five attended from this city,
among them being DR.. w. o. Carrier,
of Chicago.
The Wausau Club house is receiving
its coats of white paint, which mater
tally improves the looks of the building
A substantial sidewalk will be laid on
the streets fronting Fourth and Nc
Clellan, before the 1st of May, and the
grounds graded and seeded When all
this is done. one will hardly know the
place owing to its enhanced beauty.
Wausau Assembly No. 81, E. +. u,
gave one of the pleasantest dancing
parties of the season Saturday evening
at Castle hall. The attendance, which
was quite large, was made up of the
members of the lodge and their invited
friends Geier's music was danced to
until late hour and the visitors at
tending pronounced it very enjoyable
evening.
The n. w. R'y Co. has adopted its
new rules, which went into effect on
the 9th day of April The rules are
known as the American Standard 1t
is expected that all the large systems
in the country will adopt the same, and
when such is the case it will be possible
for the train men of one company to go
into the service of another without hav-
ing To learn a new system Of signals,
etc.
Fred NJ Deutsch last week purchased
the A. NJ Fox residence on Grand Ave.
This is one of the finest of residences in
that portion of town and Fred is duly
proud of his new home. Immediately
after purchasing, Mr.. Deutsch obliter-
ated one of the eye sores of the city that
has beep connected with the place for
years. This was the high board fence
on the south side of the property erected
by AIR. Fox
JAS. Eeault and Bertha Young, both
residents of the town of Mosinee, were
married in Justice Jones' court Wednes-
day. This couple were married seven
teen years ago. but shortly after their
union they were divorced and each
sought and married other mates Each
in time became separated from their
new finds aud now, after a number OF
years, they have decided to again unite
their fortunes.
The members of Marathon Eocamp-
ment No. 20, |. o. .. F., held very
pleasant party at their hall Saturday
evening. After the lodge meeting the
doors of the hall were thrown open and
the members wives, sisters and lady