Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-14

Leave ovders at A. w Mumm's for
Griesel & Zimmer. All papering
promptly attended to.
For sALE-Six houses well located on
East side Prices range from 81 200, to
ST. 600 Easy terms 5 CROSBY 307-3
st. 2W.
The Elks elected new officers last
evening, and decided on securing new
club rooms. A class of ten will be in
itiated onthe evening of April 23d.
Men and youths contemplating buy
ing clothes for spring or summer wear
should not fail To call at Athens and
look over the new stock Of suits, hats,
etc, that arrived this week.
George N ,rrisette, A. W Mumm, j
P. Briggs, lsr. d. Jones and Mrs L. s.
Cohn, are contemplating putting in
cement wa s in front of their resi-
dence grounds, on Grant street.
There were services in the Baptist
church on Sunday morning and even
ing, the pulpit being filled by Prof &.
w Clement, who is a professor in a
Baptist coli &c in Japan. The services
were very Interesting
Styles are constantly changing and a
man Is classed as a back number II he
goes around today with a suit of the
vintage of SO. Don't be placed in this
category but go To Seim Bros. and pur-
chase new suit of 1903 style.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tretten, of
this city celebrated their silver wed
ding yesterday afternoon Only rela-
able occasion aud Mr. and Mrs Tretten
received many useful presents in silver
in honor of the occasion.
Something newt A days work
accomplished in an hourl Try the new
paint aud varnish obliterator for re-
moving paints and varnishes from fur
niture aud house wood work. A liquid
solvent that is harmless to the finest
veneers. For particulars call on o. G.
Callies.
Ferdinand Black, living at us Maple
street, died Saturday evening at 7;30
after an illness of tnree weeks with
pneumonia Hs is survived by his wife
and three children, William and
August, and Mrs Carl Lemke He was
buried this afternoon from Zion's
church.
Mrs Alois Eschwig and children will
depart tomorrow for Everett, Washing
ton, where they will make their future
home. MIR. Eschwig went to Washing
ton last fall and now that he has made
up his mind TO remain there and ar
ranged home for his family they will
go also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Belanger cele-
brated their wooden wedding Sunday
evening by inviting in their friends,
among them the Deulscher Bowling
club Socially speaking the evening
was pleasant to all concerned and Mr..
and Mrs. Belanger received many use
full presents.
We have been having great deal of
macintosh weather lately and will
have plenty more before the end of the
season. If you would like something
in the macintosh line, something that
will keep you dry and warm in all kinds
of weather, go to Athens and look
over the stock
The San Francisco Chronicle, of
recent date, contained the following
item in its society notes, concerning a
well known lady of our city:
o.
Wis, formerly Miss Fannie Kalesher of
Los Angeles, will receive her friends to-
morrow at the Palace Hotel"
Henry &. Meyer, formerly foreman
of the Record office, in this city, has
purchased an interest in the. Litchtield
Mimi News Ledger. A copy of the
paper received at this office, under the
new regime shows it to be a newsy
and well 90 an up paper. The PILOT
wishes Mr. Meyer every success in his
new venture
The Mitchell hotel at Tomahawk has
changed managers G.. r. Wiley, who
has been manager for two years has
resigned to take a similar position in
the Avenue hotel at Madison III j
Helm, who has been in the employ of
the Tomahawk hotel company for the
past seven years, will be the new man.
ager.
There viii be joint practice in high
bar parallel bar and horse work
Wednesday night at the Y M. &. A.
gymnasium for those who will take
part in the athletic exhibition at the
opera house Wednesday evening, April
Goth. All who take any part in this
exhibition are requested to present
themselves for practice any night tbs
week.
Under the Mistletoe" was produced
last night at the opera house before a
large audience. The different parts
were taken by young ladies of the city
to the number of about 100 The del
sarte theory entered largely into the
production of the piece, and it is high.
| u c,,s,l~on of n nnfart1Innpnf nv
those who attended.
Tho vault in the basement of the
court house directly under the register
of deeds office is being made deten
ton room for prisoners for the accom-
mediation of the sheriff while circuit
court is in session. The walls are OF
solid brick. and there is but one door
leading to it and this will be guarded
by one of the steel doors removed from
the old county Jail.
Ouite an election scrap is reported
having taken place At Junction City
| The scramble for office at that place
was hot and incessant. and when night
came number were so highly charged
with spirits fermenti that it did nol
! take but "A word to bring on fight and
il was entered into by about 100. il
which clubs and various other missiles
were used No one was seriously hurt
Fred Marquardt and Fred Becker have
exchanged mail routes temporarily b.
| order of the postmaster A system
similar to that followed by the police
| force some years ago when they
changed beats every so often may b'
! followed for a time 1T is expected tina
a route agent viii - brought here II
the near future for tge purpose of re
districtiug the city and the change
now being made are for the purpose o
making comparisons to be offered him
On the ground that nothing is so sat
| isfving as first class comedy we'll IN
terpreted, MIR Knute E~iekson's en-
| caoement here at the Grand Oper
| House on Friday, April nth, in Chas
| Npwmau's. The Man from Sweden,
should prove a big magnet to all class
rs Of playgoers There is said to b
laughter galore in the piece togethe