Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-03-11
Furniture polish at CalIies'


this city repairing its bl idges.
Call early March 1st, at G. Athens
special sale on all the latest styles and
newest shades in ladies' silk waists.
Athens big corner.
Richard Reinhard last evening es-
tablished a bowling record at the Col
umbia alley. His score was 229 out of a
possible 300, throwing 20 balls.
Next Sunday morning the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the First
Methodist church will observe their
annual Thank Offering. The address
will be delivered by Miss Bertha g.
Kline.
A week from yesterday is st. Pat
rick's day in the marnin'. 1t is then
that Aug Schwartzmeister, VIM. Swee-
ney, Gottlieb Bumpernickle and the
balance of the Irish will be in their
glory.
Carl, the four year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Kroening, 1913 Seventh street
died yesterday of diptheria after short
illness. The funeral was held this after
noon, the services being in charge of
TIE Rev. F. Werhahn.
Your money back if you are not sat
isfied at Seim Bros. big clothing sale.
Louis Belize, deliveryman for the r.
Bauman Hardware Co., has purchased
of John Anderson lot IS of block in
Stewart aud Alexander's second addi-
ton to the city of Wausau, paying
therefore 81, 400. On this property,
which lies between S. Second Ave-, and
Harrison boulevard, is a house which
Mr.. Belize intends to occupy himself.
We show large line of childrens
blouse suits. Weinfeld's.
The finest line of 1902 patterns of
wall paper brought to this city is now
being unpacked at o. c. Callies' store.
Mr. Callies' states that he has bought
this stock at rock-bottom figures and
intends to dispose of it at prices that
will save money for his customers.
Call early while the stock is complete.
Store 3l3-315 Jackson St.
Fireproof house paints at Callies'
Cost no more than other brands. Try
them.
Miss Gertrude Harger gave party
to a few of her friends, on Saturday
evening, in honor of her cousins, mr
Win and Miss Emma Haseltine, of
Rpon, Wis, also Miss Rhoda Norton,
of Lockport, Ill. Music and games
were the order of the evening, and a
most delightful time was had by all
participants.
At the last meeting of the board of
asylum trustees it was decided to sell
off some of the asylum grade cattle and
replace them with pure blooded ones.
With the object in view of in time hav-
ing herd of only pure bloods on the
farm, several head of Red Polls have
been purchased of b. F. Mcmillan as a
start ia that direction. The superin-
tendent, Mr. Head, being parctical
farmer, welcomes the change to regis
tered breeds.
Twelve members of Pine Council No.
1853, Royal Arcanum, went over to
Amigo Saturday where that evening
they helped institute new lodge. The
work was in charge of C. H. p. Morse ,
of Wauwatosa, Grand Regent, who was
assisted by c. NJ Boyles, of this city,
Grand Orator and c. ID. Simons, of Mil
waukee, Grand Secretary. The new
lodge will be known as Delaglise Coun-
ell, named in honor of F. A. Delaglise,
the father of Amigo.
Paints and enamels at Callies
Instructions have been received at
the post office, that on and after March
LIST, letter carries of the free rural de-
livery service heretofore oppointed
whose names are on the roll receiving
$500 per annum, shall be paid 5000 per
annum until otherwise ordered and to
those receiving less than $500, their
pay be increased 20 per cent. This
order will effect only two in this office
Ralph Newell and Nj. o. Berg, who
were getting $500 and who will get 5000
per annum hereafter.
August Hildebrand, of the town of
Weston, died in this city Sunday at the
boarding house of Mrs. w. IL. Luedke,
1O5 Clark St, west side. He had come
in from the country to receive medical
treatment and had only been in the
city short time Hildebrand was
twenty-seven years of age and leaves
a wife and child. The cause of his
death is given as pneumonia. Short
funeral services will be held in this
tomorrow afternoon at the boarding
house after which the remains will be
taken ont on Rib for interlnent