Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-08

MIS-. Louis Leak, VINO mas Deen qullt
i'll for some days past is slowly improv
ing.
L. E. Spencer, M. d., office in the
Mckinley block, corner Third and
Mcclellan streets.
The sale of ''Blue Ribbon flour ex
ceeds that of any other brands at the
| stores of Max E. Boehm- i16-tf
Herman Arendsee, +, ding at 81
Washington street, has been very i'll foi
some time past, with kidney com
plant.
The ladies of the NJ E. church will
hold sale of fancy and useful articles
at the church parIor on Tuesday De-
cember 10Th. Light refreshments.
The most complete assortment OF
picture mouldings in the city you will
find at Janke & Weise's, corner Jeffer-
son and 18th. Phone number 3O4 ct.
On account of the local liverymen's
trust and there being so many funerals
Sunday, some undertakes that day had
to engage hacks from Merrill liverymen.
Any article in the line of clothing
makes a nice gift for a gentleman
friend, and do you know that Seim
Bros, have got everything in this line at
prices that are down to rock bottom.
j. c. Shekey and f. A. Huebner, of
Johnson's Creek, Jefferson county on
Saturday last purchased the Jacob
Simmer saw mill on Pine river, paying
$4,000 for it, The same is being
stocked with logs for the winters run.
See notice of the Toland Business
Universities in this issue of the PmoT.
This school was opened ten years ago
in Lacrosse, and since has turned out
1900 graduates, and whom the univer-
sity has helped to good positions.
A great sale of furs is now on at the
G. Anthem store which will continue
until Jan. LIST. This stock consists of
$4,000 worth of boas, capes, jackets,
ETC., made up in fashionable styles of
popular furs, and to get rid of asurplus
stock before inventory every piece will
be offered at a sacrifice.
The PILOT editor received very fine
roast of venison the other day from
some one, perhaps, who was acquainted
with the depleted condition of his
family larder, anyway, he is deeply
grateful, and only wishes the pame of
the giver was known so that he could
be properly thanked.
Aug Schuttenberg, being held for the
murder of John Gorskowiecz, who was
shot and killed Nov 9th, had his pre-
liminary examination continued from
Friday of last week to next Thursday.
The adjournment was taken by stipu-
lation of the attorneys interested, A. l..
Kreutzer, Schuttenberg's counsel, had
to be absent from the city on the day
originally set.
Henry Sylvester, detained here two
weeks ago, his baggage searched and a
number of articles found in his pos
session belonging to other parties, is
again in trouble. He has been sent to
jail for 80 days at Mantowoc for steal
ing articles of wearing apparel from
fellow Doarders at hotel, which were
found in his trunk. At Manitowoc he
was known as Sylvester Rand
We wish to buy hemlock and hard
wood timber lands; any farmer or set
tier wishing to sell timber and keep the
land, should come and see us. We
want, more especially, hemlock timber
and logs that will come to Wausau by
rail or water
BARKER & STEWART LBR Co.
sS-dS. Wausau, Wis.
The Elks attended the Universaiist
church in body on Sunday morning
and listehed to an eloquent memorial
sermon by Rev B. B. Gibbs. The day
was one recognized by that order as
memorial Sunday. The musical pro-
gram was furnished by the following
excellent choir: Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Kickbush, Jr., Mrs. A. l.. Kreutzer and
George Andrews.
Supt Geo. McKerrow, of the state
Agricultural school, has announced
the location of the farmers institutes
that will be held in Wisconsin during
the winter season. There will be three
in this county, one at Athens Jan. 1918;
one at Colby Jan. l4-15; and one at
Spencer Jan. 1918 The roundup will
be at Kaukanna March 16-17-1S Good
speakers will be in attendance at all of
these meetings.
Members of Co g will give their an
nual New Years dance, Thursday,
Dec. 81. Excellent music has been en-
gagged and an enjoyable time is assured
TO all who attend. The boys have made
big improvements in their rooms, hav-
ing put down new carpets and will
have new furniture, a library and read
ing room. All are cordially welcome
at these rooms. The hall will be over
hauled and de Grated for the dance.
We would rather close our store doors
than knowingly sell an unsatisfactory
article in the way of paints, glass or
wall paper-O G. Callies.
Several new songs are to be sung by
the Weary Willie Walker" company
during their appearance here next
Wednesday Dec. g. Harry Lucier who
has the part of Weary Willie, has writ
ten several pieces that have proven
big hits. Mr.. Lucier will also do his
famous singing and dancing speeiaity
Mr. Nat Franco will present his char
acter impersonation speciality and
Aronson will be seen ip their latest ere
alton, the Two French Clowns" The
farce is said to be the funniest on the
road this season. Prices 25-35,50c.
A lady in selecting something useful
ac xvpI1 as bpautiffll in wearing apuaral