Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-03-17

mere, when IS an unfaIllng sign thai
spring is approaching.
The Calumet club is arranging for
another series of boxing bouts, which
will be given about April 18th.
j A Mckay who has been laid up
with a sprained ankle for couple OF
weeks is able to be about again.
Fleur de Lis Lodge, No. 400, L. o. F.,
will give dancing party at Castle
hall Monday evening, April 18th
Confirmation suits, full line to
choose from, new in effect. durable in
quality and right in price at c. Athens.
A number of our citizens have within
the past few days received packages of
garden seeds from our representatives
in congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bump are re-
ceiving congratulations over the advent
of son at their home, which occurred
on the 9th inst.
EGGS FOR sALE-Throughbred Ply
mouth Rock and Black Langshan eggs
for sale. Enquire at 623 Franklin
street. lm17tf] GEO. A. BROWN.
The Mosinee Times says: Hon Neal
Brown of Wausau was here Wednesday
in the interests of the Wisconsin Valley
Railway and Power company"
The case of p. C. Werle, ct al, VS. n.
w Flint and Sandpaper Co, was de-
cided on Saturday last by Judge Silver
thorn in favor of the defendant.
Ferdinand Treptow, deliveryman for
Chas Helke, was kicked by horse
last week and had one of the small
bones of his right wrist broken twice.
You ought to see one of our tailored
by hand suits, that's why they fit you
Try one on. No trouble for us to show
goods. Seim Bros, opposite court
house.
The management of the Barker &
Stewart mill expect to put that plant in
operation. 1t is expected that other
mills win be in operation in less than
two weeks
The board of directors of the Mara
thon County BuildingLoan and Invest
ment Co held meeting Tuesday even
ing last This evening the annual meet
ing of the stockholders will be held.
Carpenters are now at work making
alterations in the store of q G. Callies
after which he will have double the room
to display goods as he formerly had.
When the changes have been made Mr.
Callies will place a lady clerk in charge
of his wall paper department.
Steps were taken last Thursday for
the proper legal incorporation of the
First Presbyterian church of our city
Mrs. Poor and Mrs Telling, among
those who subscribed to the articles of
incorporation, are the only members of
this church from its earliest history,
now living.
August Deichsel sold his farm in the
town of Stettin, just outside of the city
limits, west, last week to + Fenhaus
Mr. and Mrs. Deichsel have resided
on this farm twenty years on the
4th of May. Possession will be given
Mr.. Fenhaus on the 10th of April Mr..
and Mrs. Deichsel will move into the
city
Every piece of cloth we use in our
good clothes making, is shrunk before
it's cut until it wont shrink any more,
an important factor for you to know,
one Of the things that make our cloth
ing fit, wear and keep shape
SEM BROS.
Opposite Court House
The Lawrence Glee club, composed
of twenty-one members, will appear in
this city on the evening of April 18th for
a concert to be given at the Methodist
church The concerts given by this
club this year are highly spoken of by
the press and public and the erganiza-
ton win no doubt draw out large
audience upon its appearance here.
Clayton d., son of the late d. L. Quaw
and nephew of our fellow townsman,
S NJ. Quaw, died at ST Louis last Tues
day of diptherNa He was guest at
the Lindell hotel when taken sick and
as he continued to grow worse he was
taken to the hospital for treatment.
Clayton Quaw spent his Younger years
in this city and is therefore well known
here
While Sheriff ChelliS was driving over
into Langlade county Sunday on bust
ness he accidently ran across a fugitive
for whom he had been looking since
the first of December, Wenzel Cru
dinsky Frances Zimmerman, of the
town Of Harrison, appeared in the city
Dec. Sd and charging the Polander with
a serious offense, she caused a warrant
to be Issued for his arrest. The man
has kept in hiding since until acciden-
tally discovered
Easter day this year will be neither
very early nor very late-April II. The
earliest date on which Easter can posi-
bly, fall is March %, but this has not
occurred since 1918. and viii not again
occur until the year 200O has been left
well behind. The latest day for Easter
is April IS. This was the date in 1886,
and will be again in 1913 April u is
quite favorite day for Easter Besides
in 1853 it will occur in 1914, 1926, 1886
and l99S-iiye times in one century
Good Friday falls on April 10.
For RENTAL eight room house,
with gas, hot and cold water and all
modern conveniences; live minutes
walk from court house. Enquire of O.
C Callies
Private Chas A. Norman, L. 5. A +,
who opened a recruiting office here two
weeks ago, has met with little success
i'm getting recruits for the army, and