Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16


Mrs. E. A. Gooding and Mrs. A. l.
Kreutzer entertained lady friends al
whist on Thursday afternoon, at the
home of the former, on Warren street,
in honor of Mrs L. A. Pradt. Mrs. w.
B. SchoIfel1 and Mrs. Fred. Carey
carried off the honors.
If strangers, or novices, spoil your
sewing machine, you have no recourse,
A. P. Bailey guarantees all work to
give satisfaction. Shop at 612 Fourth
street, Phone 243 If
Mrs. VIM Gamble and Mrs. e. f.
Turner gave Kitchen shower for
their niece, Miss Nellie Gamble. last
Friday afternoon Mrs. A. A. Hooper
gave a jelly and jam shower for
Miss Gamble yesterday afternoon.
Both events were very enjoyable.
The Aid society of the NJ. E. church
will meet on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. II. c. Head. Entertainers
Mesdames Head, Taylor and Asher
Boyles. Buses will meet at Mrs.
Craven's and Mrs Haeper's at 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pardoe gave a
very delightful whist party, on Friday
evening, to number of their friends.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the close of the game. The highest
scores were made by Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Gooding and they were awarded
the prizes.
Quite a number of the gentlemen
friends If ex-congressman Stewart met
and went in body to his home on East
hill last Friday evening. 1t was the oc-
casion of Mr.. Stewards I'D birthday
and they wished to pay their respects
and wish him many happy returns of the
day. 1t proved very happy affair to
all participants.
L. A Pradt brought the PILOT office a
sample from his peach orchard in
Washington 1t was a large, fat,
healthy looking peach with delicious
flavor. Mr.. Pradt says that it is refresh
ing to be able to glance out of his back
door at his heavily laden peach trees,
and that, too, right in the heart of
Washington.
Mrs. Harriet c. Baker entertained a
number of her lady friends at whist at
the residence of Mrs. Lake, corner of
Fourth and Grant streets, on Friday
afternoon. Mrs. G. + Dunbar and Mrs.
Anthony Smudde, of Appleton, were
the prize winners. 1t was very pleas
ant gathering as are all social functions
given by Mrs. Baker
Never since o. G. Callies has beer in
business has his sales in his wall paper
department been so large as the past
week has witnessed. This we can at
tribute to the quality of his goods aud
the low prices charged, with liberal
amount of truthful advertising. For
the benefit of customers the store will
be kept open evenings until Oct. .st,
while the special sale in this department
is going on.
Mrs. Jane Bland died Friday evening
of old age at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. w, Whiting. She was born at
Lysander, N. T., and the day previous
to her death was her 18th birthday A
sen, A. ID. Stiles, editor of the Iron
Mountain Mich Gazette, did not
arrive in time to see his mother before
herdeath, but accompanied the remains
to Princeton. Wis, where they were
shipped Monday noon The funeral
took place from the Princeton M. f.
church this afternoon Mrs. BANDS
husband died about ten years ago.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made
by the Madison Medicine Co, is made
Of rare and costly herbs not found in
any other preparation, therefore get
the kind you read about 35 cents
w. w. Albers.
Aug Zastrow, of the town of Vein was
yesterday bound over to appear in cir
cult court under bond of $500 which
he furnished The charge against him
was preferred by Henry Amelung,
chairman of that town, who AYERS that
on Aug. 26th Zastrow assaulted him
with a deadly weapon, with extent to
do great bodily harm. On July 4th a
keg of beer was stolen from a party
living in that vacinity, and Aug. East
row and brother it appears, were
accused of the theft. On the first
date mentioned Zastrow was walk
ing along the road with gun over his
shoulder when he met Amelung and
heated conversation over the
theft Zastrow is said to have struck
Amelung a violent blow over the head
with the gun, which felled him to the
ground aud which laid him up for
some time.
AT an early hour this morning when
Mrs. Wilhelms, who conducts
vegetable farm at the old Gardner
place below Sehofield, was coming into
town with her vegetables for market,
her horse ran away with the result that
her two children were injured. The
Schofield road, below the Means place,
has been closed TO travel while the
matchmaking is going on. and instead
of going around by the asylum road
they took down the barriers and fol-
lowed the main road for some distance
when they met the road roller. The
horse started on run and ran into the
fence, throwing the occupants out. A
girl of seventeen received severe cut
along the jaw bone and the boy was
also cut up and bruised to some extent.
They were brought TO town and had
their wounds dressed. The wagon was
somewhat wrecked.
IL. ZION BRAND"