Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-01-20

at Schoeneberg's.
Miss Alice Smith gave a candy pull
to number Of her young friends on
Tuesday evening. Games were played
and refreshments served.
A little son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Schroeder. living at 4l9 s. Fifth Ave-,
broke an arm while playing in the Lin
coin school yard on Friday
Miss Libby Roloff entertained a num-
Der of her lady and gentlemen friends
at whist, on Sunday evening. Light
refreshments were served.
Many of the ills from which women
can be completely cured with Rocky
Mountain Tea Rich, red biicod, good
digestion aud health follow its use IS
cents. w. w. Albers.
The ladies aid society of the M. F
church meets with Mrs George Maxson,
at Schofield, on Wednesday afternoon.
Buses will be at the residences of H.
A. Became and A. B Wheeler to carry all
who desire TO attend
The Chicago Excelsior Co.'S plant
was sta. led up Monday after an idle
ness since Christmas. Since it was
closed down rev machinery has been
added and TIE old electric dynamo
taken out and replaced by larger one.
Mems all wool sox 19c. pair at
Schoeneberg'
The new residence of w H. Bisscll
on Warren street, is now ready for oc-
cupancy, the carpenters and decorators
having finished work today. MIR. bis
sell and family will move to this city
from Arbor Vitae the latter part of this
week.
Conrad Anthem, who has been i'll
since last fall has so far improved that
he is now able to be out of bed and
move about the house He lost consid-
cradle in flesh, but as he regains his
strength is gradually assuming his nat
ural appearance
Mary, wife of Robt Juedes, of the
town of Hamburg, died Friday morn
ing after brief illness, at the age of %
Funeral services were conducted at the
home yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
A. l.. Tilgner, pastor of the German
Baptist church of this city.
Ethel Parker, aged twelve years and
two months, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas E. Parker. living at $50 S. Second
Ave, died "Wednesday after an illness
of eight weeks. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon from the residence,
the Rev. S. N Wilson conducting ser
vices.
The marriage of John Schaefer to
Miss Anna Tank took place Saturday
evening at st. Stephens church. A
wedding supper followed at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Tank, 500 Steuben street. The
couple have gone TO housekeeping on S.
Second Ave.
A nee convenient furnished room to
rent Enquire at 4l5 Fourth St., cor
ner 4th and Scott SITS (d30tf)
Next Sunday morning Rev Frank A.
Pease will speak upon PLATE before
Christ" and in the evening on "Wau-
sau's Necessities. What are They?"
The services are open to all, and
strangers most cordially invited Seats
free at every services. Come, and bring
your friends.
Our people should remember the IL
Illustrated travel lectures of the Crary's,
which will be in Wausau for a week
commencing Feb 23rd, at the Presby
terrain church The Crary's gave a
series of illustrated lectures in this city
three years ago and they were the very
best ever witnessor here.
The leading paint, oil and wall paper
dealer of this city, o. c. Callies, will
open the spring trade by placing in
stock several lines of articles heretofore
not kept in any great quantity by any
store in the city. He is now buying in
large lots and when announcement is
made of the opening the people will be
able to obtain, some unheard of bar
gains.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to German
Lutheran church Confinements and
and all other kinds of sickness taken at
the house. II
All the country mill men are COM
planning this winter of shortage of
men, il being almost impossible to Sc
cure labor for night crews. At several
of these mills sufficient supply of logs
is on hand to warrant running night
and day, but on account of the above
mentioned difficulty only a day crew is
at present worked. The killing of
Austin Ferguson at the Brehmer &
Salzman mill so frightened part of the
crew that they Immediately sought
work elsewhere.
Mrs. Martha Luitpold and Geo. F.
Young, who were arrested some days
ago on a charge of adultery preferred
by the women's husband, had their
preliminary examination Saturday
before Judge Miller. Sufficient evil
dence was given to convince the Judge
that the charge was sustained and he
bound them over to appear in circuit
court for trial. The woman's bond was
fixed at 500. and she Immediately fur
nished bail west side parties signing
the bond Young's bond was placed at
$500 and he was unable 10 secure signers
and is now confined in the ssS;:...s:y jail
Its pretty hard to detiae real beauty
Rare aud beautiful women every
where owe their loyeliness to Rocky
Mountain Tea. s5c W w Albers.
On Monday afternoon. Jan. a6th the
department, of Art and Literature of