Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-15

% plain pieces of family washing for
% cents at Wausau Laundry Co.
Don't think of the past but think of
the present Pardee's have them for
ladies or gentlemen.
Finch, Pit, Panic and Life-the latest
and most fascinating games of the sea
son. For sale at Mumm's book store
Mr. and Mrs F L. Hudson and family
are now living in their new home on
Franklin street having moved the
past week
With few exceptions the young
people who are attending school away
from the city will be at their homes in
Wausau, this week for the holidays
Harve Huntoon, of Hatley, came up
yesterday and invested in very hand
some piano, at the James Music Co.
The instrument was sent down today.
Don'tfail to attend the dance to be
given Saturday evening, Dec. 26, by
the Sharpshooters at the Armory halls
Turn out and spend an enjoyable even
ing
The children of men are invited to
dress up Also the men themselves.
Wen furnish the clothes We carry
everything suitable for Christmas pres
ents for men or boys. Seim Bros
There viii be a regular communlca-
ton of Forest Lodge No 1870. T. and A.
M, Wednesday evening Election of
officers Work 10 the Nj. NJ degree.
Banquet.
Among the new interpretations re-
ported from Madison is the Star Lum-
Der Co. Capital stock $4,000, divided
into $50 shares of 800 each. Incorpor-
ators: A. M Mayo, +. A. Kitzki, w.
L. Abbott and j. c. Royler.
At meeting of the county board
committee on public property held yes
terday, it was decided to install several
more sections of metallic shelving in
the offices of the register of deeds and
county Judge.
] The third annual Y NJ C. A. ban.
quet, which will take place during the
latter part of January, it is said will
surpass any yet held by the association.
Arrangements for the same are already
in progress.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon G.
Miller was made happy last night by a
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girl baby The court house gang" has
been smoking La Flor de Cubas today
at Icons expense.
The other morning when the atmos-
phere was about twenty degrees below
zero, DR. Paul Riebe warmed up the
water in his heating plant in his resi-
dence to such degree that it boiled
over; the waste pipe was too small to
take care of the outflow and the home
received quite drenching. But very
| little damage was done.
The Wausau Dancing club gave an
enjoyable party last Friday evening
There were about thirty couples present
and Cones orchestra furnished charm
ing music The club is arranging to
give party at the club house on the
evening of December 23rd. 1t will be a
| formal affair and one of the finest So
cial events given in Wausau this year.
| A large number of invitations were sent
out today Especially fine music has
been engaged for the party and refresh
ments will be served. A number OF
young ladies have volunteered to deco
rate the club hall for the occasion, and
it goes without saying that it will be
| something fine.
Wilhelmina, widow of Henry Braatz,
died Sunday morning at the home of
her son, Robert. Death came suddenly
and was due to old age; she had been in
fairly good health until a short time
previous to death Deceased was born
in the province of Pomerania, Germany,
May IL, 1919 She was married in her
native land and with her husband came
to the United States in 1857, and settled
on farm in the town of Berlin. In
1872, Mr.. Braatz died, and eleven years
later Mrs. Braatz moved into Wausau
to spend the remaining years of her life
with her son. She leaves five children
and numerous grand children to mourn
her demise. Her children are Mrs.
Amelia Miller, Mrs9 Matilda Kickbusch
August, Robert and Gustav, the latter
lives at Merrill. The funeral was held
from the home this afternoon.
DR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December Goth.
Chas. Radtke, arrested a week ago
for intoxication, was up before Judge
Miller yesterday. When arrested he
; denied that he was drunk and was
given week in jail to think the matter
J over, and yesterday came to the con
clusion that on the night in question he
: was ''feelin' pretty good" The judge
suspended sentence, giving him unit
Jan I'd to reform, and if found drunk
2 again before that time he viii be com
mitted to an inebriate asylum. Radtkt
< within the past year, has been arrested
D nearly as often as has "Buckshot'
f Petrie, and is an habitual drunkard
sleeps in barns aud patronizes the fre'
> lunch counters. lie is a good worker
when he can be kept away from booze. ;
His mother, who lives in the town o
Maine, is dying of cancer, which fac
caused the Judge to be lenient with th'
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