Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-02
CITY NOTES.

CITY NOTES.
We have some smoking jackets and
bath robes at closing out prices at
Weinfeld's.
If you need any velvets for fancy
work. collars, trimmings, etc, inspect
th ! line at the Elite
If you miss it, you will miss it. Whats
"A Broken Heart at the Opera House,
Friday night
Mrs. w. w. Albers entertained lady
friends on Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs + T. Zentner and Mrs. Schloerb,
of Manitowoc who are visiting in the
city.
Attend the sale and supper given by
the ladies of the Universalist society on
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Prof. j. NJ. Coyner, P. FL. D., deliv-
cred free lecture on mormonism at
the Z. NJ. G A., last Sunday afternoon.
The lecture is spoken very highly of by
those who had the pleasure of listening
to the sanle.
W. p. Brown. dentist, has moved his
Office to 220 Third street, over Otto
Mueller's jewelry store. (n11-w4)
B.F Wilson is having a clock re-
paired at the jeweiry store of j p. Foss
that is several hundred years old. 1t is
all hand made. and has been in the
family for great many years, but I'M
fortunately the history of it has been
lost.
All who wish to purchase fancy
work for the holidays, at very low
prices, should not fail to attend the
sale and supper given by the ladies OF
the University society at the church on
Saturday afternoon and evening. Sale
commences at 8 p. m. and supper at $50
The Liederkranz serenaded Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Stuhlfauth on Sunday even
ing in honor of the twenty-fifth ami
versary of that couples marriage. The
The ladies' sewing society of ST. Paul's
church, together with their husbands
also joined in an evening of seciability
Several valuable presents in silver were
presented the host and hostess.
The demand has been so great fol
school clothes that Seim Bros. have
been forced to replenish their stock anG
have received new assortment for the
holiday trade. They are all wool anc
guaranteed.
The lecture given Friday evening by
Chas H. Hamilton on the subject O.
London and the Coronation" is sale
to have been a finely illustrated dis
course on the subject. Mr. Hamiltcl
is fine speaker and apparently fas q
good knowledge of the subject of which
he speaks, and the stereopmcon view.
| Illustrative of scenes in Loudou wer,
said to be true to life.
Come early and pick mp fhe gooC
things at Weinfeld's closing oat sale.
John German was brought dowr
from Tomahawk Sunday evening b,
the sheriff of Lincoln county, and or
Monday morning appeared befor,
Judge Silverthorn and plead guilty tc
the charge of larceny from the person
and was sentenced to serve year anC
half in the states prison. Gormar
is an old soldier, and it is alleged tina
on the first day of July last he picked
the pockets of one, Allen Hoover, in tn,
above named town.
Aubrey Isbell and H. L. Klemme
both of Stratford, figured in a case il
Justice Jones court yesterday Isbel
/ CdlS6u hl6Iltlle 10 Ue DIOilRul III Oh
place warrant and wanted him to b,
bound over to keep the peace. Klemm'
owns a saloon in the village and tn,
two got into heased argument in this
place when Fiemme ordered Isbel
away and IL is alleged threatened t.
send him to heaven by the shot gui
route. The case was thrown out 0
i court.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold sofa cushion and doll dress sal
in the church parlors on Saturda,
afternoon, Dec. 18th.
1t is said that local branch of tn
United Commercial Travelingmen's as
ISOLATION will be organized in this cit.
at the latter end of the week, perhap
on Saturday night at Fraternity hall, a
which @. G. Croker, of Eau Claire
| grand councillor of the state council
will be present and have charge of tn
ceremonies The local council will b
| known as Wausau Council and will b
organized with fifteen or eighteei
members. After the organization Their
will be banquet.
So cents buys 80 cent neck wear a
Weinfeld's closing out sale.
A. ? Bailey has had long experience il
sewing machine repairs. Prices reason
able, and all work fully guaranteed
6l2 Fourth street, Phone 243. If
An old and antiquated clock is nov
on exhibition at the jewelry store of
p Foss that is quite curiosity. 1t wa
lately received by Z. n Thomas an,
for several generations has been al
heirloom in the Thomas family. TIL
clock stands six feet high, besides reg
istering time 1t denotes the changes il
| the moon. The works of the clocl
were made by an ancestor of Mr.
Thomas In England in the early part o
the seventeenth century and wa
brought to this country, it is said, il
l725
Seim Bros have established reputa
ton in the matter of school clothes TO
boys, and it is at that store that nearl,
all parents now look for wearing APP
parel for their youngsters who ar
attending school. Honest goods a
right prices is responsible for this fact