Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Parke are again
making their home in Wausau.
The X. P.'s are making arrangements
for ball to be given Friday evening,
at which Dode Fisks orchestra Of Bar.
aboo, will furnish the inspiration.
+ l.. Hudson promises treat to the
little girls next Saturday in the shape
OF silk finished dolls vest. He will
give away 800.
we don't give you tea and coffee or
anything except the right price to in
duce you to buy your crockery of u.s.
Finders sale, ZOE 3rd street.
VIM. York, of Merrill employed in
the barber shop of Henry bern, and
Miss May Pregent, were married
Friday afternoon by Justice j. A.
Jones.
Since the clerks union was organ
lied it has grown steadily in member
ship, and promises to embrace as mem
bers nearly every clerk of the larger
stores within short time.
Where are you going my pretty maid ?
I'm going to Hudson's, sir, she said.
And why today my little maid
To get my dolly 6. vest, she said
Saturday, Oct. 31st
Nearly everyone likes to trade with
absolutely reliable merchants. Our
aim is to give you value for your money
, whether in selling wall paper for Ioc a
roll or presenting you with broom
and dust pan combin ed for 25c.-O. G.
Callies.
Rev. Thos. Walker, of Appleton, con
Quoted services at the Methodist church
last Sunday. Mr.. Walker was pastor
of the Wausau church thirty-one years
ago but is not now actively engaged in
preaching, only supplying pulpits oc-
casionally.
Louis Plisch, of this city, and Miss
Amanda Heronimus, of the town OF
Stettin, were united in marriage Satur.
day evening at seven O'Clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs Otto Heronimus Mr.. aud Mrs
Plisch will 60 to housekeeping on Kick
busch street
Edwin j Paff, of the town of Texas
who graduated from the Marathon
County Training school last June, i;
teaching in district No. . of his home
town and expresses himself as being
very well pleased with his school al
though his enrolment is over forty
a very large one for beginner.
Lottie Blair Parker's most successful
play, Under Southern Skies is one o
the plays to be seen in this city in the
near future "Way Down East is the
play that first brought this celebrated
author prominently before the public
Grand opera house, Saturday, Oct. 81
Prices, Parquet 81 90; Dress Circle IS
Balcony 50-35. Gallery 25c.
Fred Bernitt, of the town of Cleye
land, an ex-member of the count.
board, applied yesterday to the bar o
Justice for protection from one, Arthu
i Isabel, of the same town. Isabel wa
arrested and is being tried before
jury today in Justice j. A. Jones
court 1t appears that Sunday the tw'
4 hat unpleasant words with one anothe
I and Isabel made certain threats, whiel
Fred feared he might carry out.
: Next Saturday evening is Hallowe'e
or the night when the small kids" an
{ hoodlum element cuts loose aud max
) themselves obnoxioas by cutting up a
t kinds of capers and destroying PROF
r erty. SeIf-respecting parents might d
rlany worse things than controllin
5 their children and keeping them ,
: hope that evening There is nothin
: smart in such acts of vandalism or anl
thing tending to the uplifting of
child's morals by such practices.
( Martin Buckley, of Metford, and Mi.
e Emma Tisch. of this city, were Marie
e Tuesday morning last at ST. Mary
a church at 100. The attendants wei
a J E. Buckley, of Baraboo, and Mi
q Clara Tisch, of this city. A receptio
and wedding breakfast followed at Il
n home of the brides mother, Mrs. Cha
o Tiseh, III n Third Ave, at winch
!. few relatives and friends were presen
> TIE eo4ple departed the same lorenzo
e for a visit At Prairie du Sac and Bar
,e boo and have since gone 10 honsekee
ling at Medford.