Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-16
CITY NOTES.
Wausau laundry Co. cleans carpet


DR. rurbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House. December 30th
Order your Ledgers, Journals, Day
books, Account Books Of Paul f. Stole,
$50 Wsshington street Phone. 25s
The pillow SIS at the NJ church
on Saturday afternoon and evening was
well attended and a financial success.
The dance gotten up at the Club
House BY the young ladies last Tuesday
evening, Vas very largely attended and
a pronounced success
Cal on A. b. Wheeler & Son if you
have anything in the line of hot water
or steam heat plumbing or gas hitting;
all work proroptly attended to- IT,
The Modern Woodmen held dance
Thursday evening at their hall in the
Gensman block, which was attended by
the members and their families.
Great tonic, braces body and brain,
drives away all impurities FROM your
system. Keeps you we'll Rocky
Mountain Tea. w. w. Albers.
There viii be a ''hard tines dance
given at Ednlonds Hall, at Brokaw, on
New Years evening to which every
body is invited Good music will be in
attendance
VIM. Grundt, aged 80 years, died Sat
urday morning at the poor farm. He
came here few years ago from Ger
many and shortly after his arrival was
sent to the poor farm
Dunbar q Liljeqvest have received
lately large stock of diamonds in
various settings which they will be
pleased to show the public IT,
MIR and Mrs. J. P. Briggs entertained
the Trevitt Welsh bridal party last
evening, and those who had come from
away to attend the wedding. 1t was a
very delightful event in every way.
Miss Florence Curran, one of the
teachers in our city schools, has been
confined to her room the past week by
sickness. Her friends will be pleased
to learn that she is able to be about
again
| Everything in the line of sterling
silver novelties is carried by E. v.
Speer.
Mr. and Mrs. II A. Chase who have
been residing in Hancock Wis, have
moved to Kentville, Kings county,
Nova Scotia, Canada. Mrs. Chase was
formerly Ada Dubois and resided in
Wausau
Jam Smith, who recently had very
difficult operation performed, in Chi
cago, for the relief of one of his eyes,
is coming out of the same in splendid
condition and the cause of the trouble
has been entirely removed,
DO you want a good COW? If so call
on W. ID. Witter He has several very
fine COWS, which he wishes to dispose
of IT,
There is meeting called for this
Tuesday evening, at the law offices of
Hurley IL Jones for the purpose of con-
sidering the feasibility of organizing a
curling club. Invitations have been
sent out to all those whom, it is thought,
might be interested in having such a
club in this city.
Presents suitable for either sex can
be found in the line of perfumes, hair
brushes, hand mirrors, toilet sets,
albums, ebony goods, travelling cases,
manicure sets, medallions, bric.a- brac,
etc, to be found at Albers' drug stores.
The Wausau Record in an article
defending the public morality of that
place points to the example of a mum
Der of other cities, and remarks that
Oshkosh has some almost palatial
gambling houses. Get out Get out !
Stand on your own bottom, and don't
try to shield your condition by pointing
the finger at your neighbors. Oshkosh
Northwestern.
The National German American Bank
is giving out to its customers, very
handsome souvenir. 1t is Il little men,
orandum book, the cover of which is of
eeluoid, and the inside pages are of the
same material in the rough, to enable
pencil to take hold readily. On the
back of the little book is an 1898 caIen-
dar and attached to opa corner is a silk
cord and a pencil. 1t is useful as well
as handsome
Mixed horne made candies, of all
kinds, for charches, at Young's,
Chas. Baeden and Miss Frances
Payne were united in holy bonds of
matrimany by Justice Brown, Wednes-
| day afternoon, Dec. 3, at four O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs Fred Duncan acted as
groomsmsn and bridesmaid The
newly ma.rried couple left on the even
ing train for short trip. The bride is
the youngest daughter of Mrs Elizs-
beth Payne, Of this city and the groom
popular young man of Wausau. They
will make their home at WauSau.
Wood County Reporter.
All goods bought of j P. Foss viii be
engraved free of charge.
An effort IL being made in the pine
ries of Northern Michigan, and in some
sections of Wisconsin, to organize what
is termed the Brotherhood of Woodmen
which is practically union for men
engaged 10 the cutting of timber and
employed IN the lumber camps. The
object is to keep up the present high
scale of wages, and perhaps Increase it,
Provision is also made for hospital adj
mittance in case of sickness and acct
dents, and ID lis said there is also plan
for the elevation of the men morally.
Anyone familiar with the habits of the
average lumber jack win doubt the