Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-28

| the coming school meet in Wausau will
/ be an exhibition in the hurdles by F.W
Schulz, the worlds record holder in
these events.
Nj. Lipski can attend to your wants
in anything in the shade curtain, car
pet laying or upholstering line Give
him trial and satisfaction will oe
guaranteed you.
A me citing of all the assessors OF the
county is being held this afternoon in
the county board room Of the court
house, presided over by VIM. Water
house, supervisor of assessment.
For one night of genuine pleasure you
should not fail to attend the May ball
to be given by the Sharpshooters Fri
day evening at Armory hall The
Badger orchestra will discourse music
In digging well for the village
water plant at Colby last week work
men found tree embedded in the
earth at depth of thirty feet The
species of tree has not been determined,
some pronouncing it cedar. others hem
lock.
G. A. Cunning. who has been on the
road for the wholesale hardware store
of Marshall Wells, Duluth, with head
quarters in Wausau, has purchased
hardware store at Fenwood and he and
Mrs Cunning will go to that town to
reside.
Mrs w j Cordick on Thursday
babe her many friends in the city fare
we'll and departed for Eau Claire where
she will visit with friends for a few
days and later in the week join her
husband at their new home in West
Superior.
Rev. B B. Gibbs will preach the
sermon on Memorial Sunday, May cath,
at the opera house The members of
e. A r. and all old veterans of this
city who can will be present, and it is
expected that the churches of the city
will unite on this occasion.
The Millionaire Tramp was the
children's friend yesterday afternoon
when he drove about town throwing
pennies in the air which were eagerly
grasped by the small boys and girls.
in the distribution of wealth.
The Mobiles Theatre company which
is billed to play at the opera house
three nights, is one of the best on the
road. The company receive favorable
press notices wherever they play
Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents At the Grand
Thursday, April Both and May 1st and
end.
DR.. Albertine Bardeen Yale will
graduate from the Milwaukee Medical
Collage on Friday, May 1st. A number
of invitations to the commencement
exercises have been received in this city.
The many friends of Mrs Yale in Wan
sau extend to her their hearty congrat.
ulations
The annual meeting of the State
Assembly of the Equitable Fraternal
Union is being held in Marshfield +.
A Hecker will read a paper on the
the subject, "Shall Separate Assemble
be Organized Exclusively for Women
If SO Under What Conditions and Re-
strlctions."
The ladies of the M. E. church have
now under Roadway a rummage sale OF
no small proportions, in the Janke q
Weise building on First street. None
who wish to purchase clothing, shoes,
hats, and odd things of every descrip-
ton should lose this opportunity of their
lives. You can purchase goods for
little or nothing. Don't miss it.
A number of our exchanges have
been congratulating the people of
Wausau because of their refusal to ac-
cept the S25, 900 library fund from
Andrew Carnegie. We can see no
cause for congratulations, for we be-
lieve the people made a sad mistake
in not accepting it, They certainly
couldn't have made $25 900 any easier.
Amigo journal.
The home of F. L. Hudson, on Frank
lin street, has been moved to the lots of
Nat Heinemann, on Warren street.
Mr.. Heinemann has also purchased
the VIM Wilson house, on the corner
of Fourth and Scott streets, and it
is being moved to Warren street.
work on the same having commenced
this morning, the new post office site
will therefore be cleared of buildings,
in few days.
Louis Leak yesterday purchased of
II g Van Patten the photograph gal
lery property at 30S Washington street,
formerly owned by F L. Golf. paying
1926 for the same. Mr.. Leak after put
ting in new window front and max
ing some other improvements, wilt
take possession He will occupy the
upper story as place of residence for
his family and will move his tailor shop
into the lower rooms.
A large class was confirmed at St.
Johns church Sunday by the RI Rev.
Bishop Weller of the Fond du Lac di-
Geese, who also preached the morning
sermon In the evening Rev. w j.
Cordick delivered his farewell sermon
and the attendance on that occasion
was very large After the services fol-
lowed exchanges of farewells by the
rector and his parishioners, the regret
of parting being shared by both.
A cement sidewalk is the only thing
to put down in front of your residence.
Once there it stays forever if properly
done. Geo w CLARK who has recently
returned from the West where he has
been picking up pointers in regard to
the newest and best processes for max
ing durable cement walks at lowest
| figures is now better prepared than ever
to build all kinds of cement walks, base
ment floors. retaining walks, etc. Get
his figures before you contract fer any
work in this line. Drop postal, or call
at the Winkley House. a2ltf.
Some time in the near future a team
will be chosen by the Sharpshooters to
represent Wausau at the national shoot
| inc tournament to be held in June at
st. Lous At the last shoot held in
Chicago two years ago, Wausau's rep
resentatives made phenomenally high
score and was only defeated for first
place by few points. In that contest
Wausau's men also secured several
special and individual prizes. 1t is TO
raise benefit fund to send team to
st. Louis that the dance is given by
that society Friday evening
During the past two weeks a beautl-
| full display of Indian bead work has
been in the show window of the Yellow
Front Drug Store Never before have
such handsome Indian made goods
been sold so reasonably in Wausau
| The sale proved sucn a success that a
new assortment has been sent for and
il is expected that the goods will arrive
in few days. These belts, purses,
maeeasins aud other articles are all
made By the Chippewa Indians, who
I have a distinct art of their own There