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

Don't fail to see WAS She To Blame"
at the Opera House next Sunday night
Prices %, IS and 50 cents.
Fifty pieces OF French wool and silk
mixed waistings, the latest in the
market at Athens silk department
Those who have subscribed for First
National bank stock are hereby request
ed to call at the bank before January
lst and take up rhe same.
The Elks held meeting last night
and decided to again lease the rooms in
the Cawley building on Third street
opposite the First National bank.
Regular meet ngs will be held hereafter.
The last lot of 1900 neck ties pur-
chased by Seim Bros didn't last long,
but We're sold out in few days. The
firm therefore ordered new and larger
lot, and the same has been opened and
SNOW ready for you to make choice
from.
frank Wylie, il, son Of F. Wylie,
proprietor Of the Wylie house at Crock
er's Landing, near Kuowlton, com
mitted suicide at Stevens Point last
"Wednesday. He was 20 years old and
was knows to many in Wausau The
cause of his rash act is not known.
The boys will be justly proud of them.
We mean the ueckties you have selected
from the large, new stock of Seim Bros.
as gifts Cor the youngsters. The firm
also has large assortment of other
ties a4y one of which would make the
older head also feel vain to be possessor
of.
The Marathon County bank is giving
out to its friends and customers hand
some, leather bound memorandum
book The first few pages contain
some valuable information In the
centre are miniature maps of the United
States and island possessions, Canada,
Mexico and South America, besides
calendars for 1903 and 1904.
Baldwins, 50 80; Rhode Island Green
ings, 81 IS; Bottle Greetings, SO; North
ern Spys, 1915. Those are the prices
at which Max f., Boehm is selling an
extra large stock of fine A No. Sc
lected New York apples at present.
Call, examine ana satisfy your mind
before buying. They will stand inspee-
ton. Stores-254 Grand Ave, and Cor.
Forest st. and Grand Ave
Both exp ~ess companies are now hav-
ing busy ime of it. An extra large
amount of small packages are passing
through the hands of these concerns
and the delivery and Office force is kept
on the hump" The post office
employees are also rushed, for great
many Christmas gifts find their way to
their intended owners through Uncle
Sans mail service.
Wardrobe couches at NJ Lipski's.
A great many patterns to select from.
Being the latest novelty, they make
nice Christmas gifts.
A brakeman named A. Carr, of Ash
land, was struck on the head Friday
while passing under the Grand Ave-
bridge on train OF cars, he being in a
standing position on top of same. He
was injured to some extent and was
taken to Riverside hospital where his
wounds were dressed 1t was his first
ran on this division and he was un-
familiar with overhead distractions.
The dancing party, which will in all
probability furnish the most enjoyment
for participants Of any this winter sea.
son, will be that given by the Sharp
shooters at At'mory hall on Friday even
ing next. Tie committee that has the
work of arrangements in charge, is
sparing no pains to make it a social and
well merited success. Coming as it does
at Christmastide it win meet with favor,
and the society back of it ensures its
drawing out the better element of the
young people
I'll brave Jhe storms Of Chilkoot Pass,
I'll cross the plains Of frozen grass,
I'll leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without Rocky
Mountain Tea. w. w. Albers.
Anton Mehl retfres from the county
treasurer's elfce on Jan. 5th after
service of four years. He is undecided
as yet what plans he will follow in the
future but for time at LEAST will take
the world easy. He has had several
offers to again embark intthe shoe bust
ness, but says he has hid enough of
that, having Cor forty yeis conducted
a shoe store, IN which he Vas been sue
cessful, but ne realizes that it takes
young blood to push any business.
Aug. Marquerdt, sheriff, will also re-
tire from ofliae the same day and will
again take NJ the management of his
farm, at whieh business: he says he
feels to homl Both of these gentle
men have made good, pains-taking
county Officers
WANTED lady agents to solicf or
the Red CrIs Association. Call to-
morrow at 80 Third St, Doctor office,
(3w-d23)
Certain business men ale talking of
erecting match factory n the north
eru part of town on the west side of the
river atsome early date The site that
meets with most favor being the old
Parcher min site. Such a plant could
undoubtedly be made to pay in Wan
sau, though it would have the Oshkosh
factory to compete with: In Wausau
there is an abundance of refuse pine to
be secured from the mills and factories
that could be worked up into matches
AT different times ear loads of this
refuse have boeu shipped 10 the Oshkosh
factory, the buyers paying. the freight
and making profit on Che mauufae-
tured product Tie men; back of the
scheme are all solid business men and