Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-03-24

With every ticket for "Ole Olson in
Spiritland" you are entitled to a license
to laugh.
There was several inches of snow fell
last night and the weather all day has
been very wintry.
If you desire to save money on wall
paper, inspect the stock of D. G. Callies
before purchasing elsewhere.
The spring rains have washed out
several bad places in the road between
here and the bridge on Big Rib.
Sale of dolls and dolls furniture at
the Nj. E. church on the afternoon and
evening of March 9th. Supper from
$50 O'Clock.
Anyone having bicycles in need of
cleaning or repairing should leave
same at the bicycle shop of Dunbar u
LiIjeqvist, ll2 Third street.
"Pegleg Jim,'' a tramp gathered in
by the police, was this morning'ordered
to leave town within thirty minutes
and he departed for Merrill.
son will be married tomorrow evening
. at ClEUN " OiOCA AT TUG va thO
brides parents, SIS Forest street
Remember the household sale and
supper to be given by the ladies of the
UniverSalist society on the afternoon of
April Sd. Supper will be served from
$50 o'clock.
Albert Drost, at one time a member
of the police force, and who resided
here all his life until few years ago,
died recently at the home of his sister,
in Milwaukee.
The Wausau Paper Mills Co, which
has about S,0O0,0(0 feet of logs banked
on Copper river has commenced driving
operations Two crews have been sent
up to break rollways.
The Dessert Redwood Co, of which
Jos. Dessert, of Mosinee. il president
and the largest stockholder, has in
creased its holdings in Humboldt;
county, Cal, to T00, 700, 900 feet % red
wood.
Nicodemus Kolasinski, the Polish
Catholic priest. who died a week ago
Monday, was buried on Friday last.
About fourteen visiting priests were IN
attendance and took part in the cere-
monies
Clothing for school wear for boys in
all STYLES, at Seiln Bros. Suits of all
weol, with double seated and double
kneed pants, that win stand the hard
knocks can be had at this store for s
nominal sum.
A postal received from Geo. j W
Clark, from Spokane. at TINS office
gives the following information: We
arrived safely, all been having bad colds
! but st this date afe all feeling fine, and
on the gain. This is asplendid country
at present we are having our spring
weather"
Bert jackson, Tomahawk woods
| mau. had both feet amputated las
week By DIR LaCount ~ Merrill. Ih'
/ Young nlan while working in the woods
| during the winter. froze both members
and though physicians made an edor'
to save his feet they were not success
| full
| wANTED-SEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
acfer and good reputation in each state zone u
1 this county required 70 represent sind sdvertlS'
old established wealthy business house OF sos SOL.
| expenses sdditional all PAYABLE in cash d1rec
each v ednesSiay fron head Offices Horse su'
eArrisgs furnished When Isss:sssS, Ke aS
nial Co. ga Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
The Wisconsin Hardwood Lumber
mems association. of which NJ. .. Colby
of WauSau, is secretary viii meet TO
morrow at the Athern hotel at Oshkosh
The object is to adjust prices and ap
point committee to represent tine asso
citation at the National Manufacturers
association meeting 60 be held in Wash
lington, ID. C., in April.