Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-03
The best heads in the city are wear.

The best heads in the city are wear
ing our hats-Seim Bros.
Finest table glassware in the city is
found at Finders Penny Store, 7O2
Third street.
Mrs. H E. McEachron who has been
quite sick the past two weeks is
slightly improved today.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, November 3D..
Ri. Rev. Weller, of Fond du Lac, was
expected to conduct services at St.
Johns church Sunday evening but was
unable to visit the city.
The "Convict's Daughter appeared
at the opera house Sunday evening be-
fore large audience, and the company
served its purpose-to please,
Our aim is to please and when it
comes to anything in the paint, oil,
glass or wall paper line, we give you
perfect satisfaction.-O. G. Callies.
A petition has been filed with the
county Judge to have an examination
made of the mental condition of Mrs.
Olive j. Wood, young lady living in
the city.
The three months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Torsdewsky, living at S92
n. First Ave., that died Saturday, was
buried yesterday morning from St.
Michaers church.
Come where rich, ripe bargains
await you. Don't take chances by
waiting until cold weather causes you
to SILVER, but buy your underwear now
at right prices-Seim Bros.
The ladies of the North Star Hive,
L. o. T. M, will give dancing party
at Fraternity Hall on Tuesday evening
November 10th, to which everybody is
cordially invited. There will be a sale
of aprons and handkerchiefs in con
nection.
Before the approach of winter, fam
lilies having badly worn upholstered
furniture should see that it is put in
shape for winter use. The place to &C
to have such work done is at M. Lipski''
where prices are reasonable and salts
faction is guaranteed.
Haviland China cups and saucers a
Finders sale, 7O2 Third street
The county board committee on equal
ization completed its work on the per
sonal property assessment on Wednes
day and look an adjournment TO Nov.
When the committee convenes on the
latter date matters pertaining TO rea
estate viii be adjusted.
"Under Southern Skies was pre-
scented Saturday evening at the oper;
house to an audience that filed tn,
house. The company was large an,
fairly capable one, while of the play
might be said that some of the scene
were slightly oyerdrawn, but on tn,
whole gave universal satisfaction.
We wish to buy hemlock and hard
| wood timber lands; any farmer or set
4 tier wishing to sell timber and keep tn
| land, should come and see US. w
want, more especially, hemlock timbe
and logs that will come to Wausau b
rail or water.
BARKER & STEWART LBR. Co.
sS-dS. Wausau, Wis
A contractor representing a Mime
apolis bridge building concern, was j
the city last week and secured contract
for the erection of ten bridges in thi
county, six of them in the town of Bel
lin. These are to replace bridges tbs
were washed away during the heav
rains of the past summer.
! The ladies of Wausau desiring am
thing in the line of cloaks, suits, skirt
or novelties will find it TO their intel
est to visit the store of c. Anthem ne,
! Thursday, when F. Gramling, repr,
senting the firm of Cohen, Friedlandt
, Il Martin, VIII have large display I
these .rticles there for their inspection
Poor Commissioner Frank Schneidt
aud wife have issued invitations to the
friends to attend their silver weddin
anniversary, which will be celebrate
; next Thursday evening at the ID. A.
Y. hall on the west side, Cones orche
ira being engaged for the occasio
/ MIR. Schneider was married to Mi
/ Mary Hett in Kirdorf- Nassau, Ger
/ Nov. 5, 1878. They emigrated to tn
!, country IN 1881, coming direct to Wa
0 lsau, and have lived here continuous
since.