Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-21

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home by severe cold.
Bishop Weller expects to be at ST.
Johns Episcopal church next Sunday.
For RENT-Furnished room with or
without board Inquire at 512 McClel-
Ian st. Mrs HAsKIN.
A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Pagrfat 726 Bridge street, last
Friday.
Judge Silverthorn has been confined
to his home the past week with rheu-
matism
Frank Hanneman has accepted pot
sition as bookkeeper and assistant
clerk at the store of e. Anthem.
H. r Gebhardt, the East Hill painter
has force of men at work on the resi-.
dence of Fred Weber, of Kelly.
Mrs. Latshaw, mother of M. E. and
Miss Latshaw, of this city, died at her
home in Wilson, Kansas, last week.
Neal Brown has been invited to
deliver the high school commencement
address at Wittenberg on June 5th.
Rev. Cordick will deliver his farewell
sermon next Sunday evening and
will depart from Wausau about May
LIST.
f j. MellOtt, who has been connected
with the Esch Furniture Co. of this city,
has sold out his interests and gone to
Ohio.
The fire department was called out
this afternoon to take care of grass
fire that children had started in Man
sons addition.
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Kaross celebrated
the first anniversary of their marriage
on Thursday evening, by inviting few
of their intimate friends.
DR.. F. e. Nichols, is the latest arrival
to join the medical fraternity in this
city He comes from Chicago and has
formed partnership with DR.. A. L.
Brown.
The terms of q d. Jones, r. H. John
son and W. G. Silverthorn, as members
of the free public library board, have
expired. As yet their places have
not been filled.
The first shipment of tobacco made
from this county was shipped from
Fenwood last week by superintendent
Thompson of the Fenwood Lumber Co.
The lot consisted of about LOO pounds
Davies varnish Slain is an article
sold at the Wausau Paint and Wall
Paper store, liz Scott St., the use of
which will make your furniture look
like new. Any quantity or color de-
sired.
Monogram shirts, the best and most
dressy shirt on the market for men and
youths, sold at Athens. A new spring
and summer line just received, and
when you have once worn this popular
brand you will wear no other.
DR.. |. H. Lyle, of St. Lukes Hospital
was in the city today, making arrange
meuts to make this city regularly. He
is one of several doctors who will be
here on April Goth and 30th, at the
Northern Hotel See advertisement in
another column.
If those who desire to paper their
homes would order their wall paper of
O. q. Callies two or three days in adj
vance of the time the paper hangers are
expected, that gentleman would con-
slider it "a favor. At present he is so
rushed with orders that he hnds diff
Guilty in filing them promptly
Louis Wechman, of this city, and
| Miss Emma Wegner, of Gaylord, Mimi,
were united in marriage at the home of
the ladys parents in the latter town on
Thursday last. They are now on a
wedding tour but expect to be at home
TO their friends, at the corner of First
and jefferson SITS. after May 10th
AT St. Stephens church on Wednes-
| day evening, at 7:30 o'clock, Albert
| Michler will be united in marriage to
Miss Anna Raduechel, Rev. Werhahn
officiating The young people reside in
| Wausau Miss Raduechel being inc
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
! Raduechel, who reside on Grant street.
They will go to housekeeping on the
west side.
Meals screen enamels, Just the thing
to make your window and door screens
| look like new These enamels are pre-
pared especially for this purpose and
are the greatest thing on the market.
They dry quick and do no clog the
meshes. Sold in any quantity at the
Wausau Paint and Wall Paper Store,
! lf2 Scott St
Mrs. Richard Powers, of Mosinee,
gave a luncheon and arbutus party to
| the following Wausau ladies today:
Mesdames j P Briggs c. S. Curtis w.
! G. Silverthorn, w Alexander, r, E,
Parcher, w j Cordick, j A. Porter
and G.. + Dunbar. They went down
on the morning train and will return
this evening.
The party given Friday evening at
Castle hall, by the Knights of Pythias,
was one of the most pleasant social
events of the season, and one of the
most succe ssfuI yet given by that
society. About 100 couples were in at.
tendance, and dancef to the music OF
Cones orchestral The hall had been
beautifully decorated with potted
plants. ferns, etc Refreshments were
served on small tables in the lodge
| rooms.
Why 90 around looking shabby when
/ YOU can 90 To Athens and select from
the new spring aud summer line of
gents furnishings complete outfit OF
the latest STYLES, that are neat and
dressy? Clothed in these garments you
| will look like a king among men, and
| the cost of the change is within easy
| reach of your pocketbook.
There will be a quiet home wedding,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
| Huekbody. in the town of Maine, to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock, at
which time their youngest daughter,
Ellen, will become the wife of Charles
Allen. of this city The ceremony
viii be performed by Rev. Frank Pease.
pastor Of the First Methodist church
MIR and Mrs. Allen will make their
home in this city They have the con
CALCULATIONS of their many friends.
A cement sidewalk IS the only thing
tn put down m front of your residence
Once there it STAYS forever if proper ~
done Geo. w Clark who has recently
returned from the West where he has
been picking mp pointers IN regard .t6
I fh,a newest and best processes gol