Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-02-24

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Westinghouse birthday falling on
Sundas this year the event was cele.
brated and observed on Monday and
all schools were closed.
G. b. Dopp made sale of his residence
on Warren street, last Saturday to
Joseph Hollis. DR.. who will take pos
session ON the lst of April.
Mrs. w H Flett, of Merrill, was
elected Worthy Grand Matron of the
Eastern Star of the stase of Wisconsin,
in Milwaukee last Wednesday.
For SALE-A new 1S-foot launch,
equipped with II horse power motor
Price $500. For further information
address Frank Say nor, Say Wis.
Miss Ada Belle Armstrong gave q
farewell party Sunday evening to a
number of her friends. There were
about twenty young people present.
The Armstrong family will leave for
the West this week
P o. Means, who has been cutting
-
ice above the falls dam states that dur
ing the recent cold spell from eight to
ten inches of new ice formed over the
open space from which his crew had
removed that of previous formation.
E r Armstrong, who with his family
leaves this week for Spokane, Wash !,
was called upon Tuesday evening by
the Curtis Il Yale employees who have
worked under him for the past ten years
and presented him with hand
some ring.
Louisa, wife of Ben Hack. living at
802 Chicago Ave, died last Tuesday at
the age of twenty-five years and seven
months Her ailment was meningitis
and she had been i'll for five days.
Her remains were remeved to Louiston,
Mimi, Thursday for burial.
VIM. Ohms, bill poster, was arrested
Sunday night upon complaint of Minnie
Rhyner, who preferred a criminal
charge The parties appeared in court
yesterday and agreed to get married
before next Friday, the young man
making a settlement of the costs in the
case.
Wilhelmina BUTLER, of the town of
Texas, died Friday at the age of 81
years and months, the cause of her
death being a cancerous growth on the
neck, which would not admit of an
operation She had been thus afflicted
for the past six months The burial of
her remains was made yesterday.
The Washington Tea, given by the
ladies of the Universalist Society, last
Saturday evening in the parlors Of the
church, was very successful event
The ladies appeared in costume and the
parlors were decorated with flags and
bunting and the tables were lighted
with candies placed in handsome can
dplabrums.
| have used Chamberlaips Cough
Remedy for a number of wears and
have no hesitancy in saying that it is
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
Group have ever used in my family. l
have not words to express my conf
dencc in this remedy -MRs j. A.
MOORE, North Star, Mich. For sale by
all leading druggists.
The series of twelve games played by
the Tuesday Evening Whist club, closed
L. L.
evening The, winners of prizes were
Mesdames j. A Porter and Sam Liv-
ingston The club is composed of
twelve ladies and tonight they will par
ticipate in banquet with their hus-
bands at the home of Nj. and Mrs. c.
+ Dunbar
The Easter sale, to be given by the
ladies of the NJ E church will be held
in the basement of the church Friday
March 81, and will consist of fancy
bags, aprons, dolls and doll clothes and
all kinds of fancy notions for easter
tokens Light refreshments will be
served during the afternoon, and %
cent supper from $50 10 So'clock. Bear
mind. 3t.
A resident of Mosinee named Henry
Gnyette came to town last Tuesday and
made a VAN attempt TO drink up all the
hquor in town In the evening he
started for the St. Paul depot but lay
down near the tracks at a street cross
ing where he was found by some boys
who reported him to the police Had
he not been discovered by these boys
he would now be in coffin for the
thermometer was way down below
zero that night He was assessed SIS in
court next morning which he paid.
No end to bargains at Schoeneberg's.
All winter goods now on hand at and
below cost while the cold weather lasts.
Mems wool sox l8c a pair, mems long
Sox, all wool, 25r p ,ir; mems Merino
snx, 2 pair for poe; mems wool mitts,
leather faced, 19c; mems heavy under
wear, 25r and upwards; black dress
goods, gold medal goods, 25c per I'd
anu up tdOltS wi cttN. al NtflAht e1'fONNt
75,.. ladies' wool hose, 25c value, Ice;
aides flreced pants, 25c quality. l6c.
Groceries continue cheap-20 lbs. best
sranulated sugar 81 90; California
prunes ) per Id canned tomatoes,
corn aud peas, l5c quality. l0c; evapo-
raied apples, the very best s. per 10 I;
Marathon county maple syrup 81 co II
gallon.
Al Oshkosh dispatch to the Milwau-
ke. Free Press of Saturdays date says;
The largest sale IF timber made in re-
,.,.nt years was consummated today
hen all the standing timber on the
b ID river reservation not already con-
ractpd for hy the Stcarns Lumber COM
panl of Odansh was sold tn the highest
bidder ut Indian Agent Campbell's
flee The successful bidder WAS NJ