Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-05-19

/. NJ Smith moved into his new
home on Franklin and La Sale street
the past week.
See Mr. Herbert Laubedie in a great
production OF ''Faast'' Opera House
tomorrow night.
Recommendations country store for
good farm land. Give particulars in |
first letter. Address Peter Wehrley, |
Lafayette, z. K. No 5, Indiana.
H. E. McEachron received very
handsome driving team, for family use,
last Friday, also trained saddle horse. |
They are all beauties and came from |
Chicago.
A great drive is now being made in |
the line of footwear for men, women, |
boys, misses or children going at cost |
prices. Call and inspect styles at c. |
Athens.
The passenger department of the |
Chicago q Northwestern railway has |
notified its agents that there will be no |
Sunday excursions run on that road |
this summer.
Mrs. Mary Sala, wife of alderman
VIM Sala, was examined last week by |
Drs. Jones and Spencer and pro-
nounced insane. She was taken to
Oshkosh, Friday.
Louis Leak is making such improve
ments in the building he recently pur
chased of Van Patten, the photographer,
that when same are completed the
building will be practically rebuilt.
The first Presbyterian church of
Stratford was organized at Stratford
last Thursday with eighteen charter
members. A new church will be
erected by the society the coming
season.
There will be no services in the
Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist or
Universalist churches next Sunday
morning as those congregations will
unite in the Memorial services at the
Opera House.
Jos. Neiseaux, since his incarceration
in the state prison, has made repeated
efforts to have movement started to
secure his pardon. Joe, it is reported,
is a model prisoner, one of the best dis
ciplined in the institution.
The Stevens Point Gazette, in speak
ing of the proposed interurban electric
railway line between Wausau and that
city, says, that Things are moving
nicely and the prospects are bright for
commencing work in short time"
To save breakage, drayage and
trouble in moving from the old to the
new store j. Rohde will this week
offer everything in stock at discor
No such prices as well prevail at ais
sale were ever heard of before in Wau-
sau
Mrs Nellie E. Burgher, national
lecturer and organizer of the w: c. 7.
u, spoke at the Presbyterian church
last evening to a gOOdly number of
people. She proved a very interesting
speaker and made an eloquent plea in
behalf of temperance.
Its a serious matter to experiment
with new goods. They are apt to cause
you all kinds of trouble and annoyance
You take no chances in purchasing
your goods of Callies. They have stood
the test for years. Reference given
from hundreds of homes.
The bread that mother used to bake
was not ore bit better than the bread
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. It makes light, white bread and
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order a sack and give it
a fair trial. Made by F. w. Kickbuch,
Il son.
E. A. Edmonds, of Oconto Falls, who
has been manager of the paper mills of
that place, has accepted the position of
general manager of the new paper mill T
which is to be built at Rhinelander
Mr. Edmonds is brother of w. l.. Ed
mopds, of this city, and he is also
treasurer of The Wausau Paper Mills
Co.
The fifteenth annual meeting of the
Winnebago Presbyterian Missionary
society convened at the Presbyterian
church at Fond du Lac on Wednesday,
Mesdames S. N. Wilson and Nj. j.
Colby, of Wausau, being delegates
During the session an address was
made by Prof. j M. Coyner, also of
this city.
Reid Goodrich, G. B. Bird, H. G.
Grout, E. A. Underw God and l. A.
Pradt have torn up their old plank
walks in front of their residences on
Warren street and are having cement /
walks laid. E. A. Goodino will finish
out that side of the block by having a
walk laid in front of his residence
grounds as soon as he completes i'm
provements on his residence.
Capt. j. +. Morrison, of the Twelfth
cavalry, stationed at Fit. Sheridan, who
has been detailed by the government to
inspect militia organizations and re-
port on same prior to the issuance of
the Kraag- Jorgensen rifles, is expected
in the city some time this week The
boys are accordingly making prepare
tons for him and have everything about
the armory as neat as can be made.
A we'll known Wausau business man,
who wished to go to North Crandon,
got on the west bound train a few
mornings ago and the mistake was not |
discovered until he was about three
miles ont of the city. The train was
stopped and he viewed the scenery |
afoot to the city. The two trains leave /
within few minutes of each other so
that the mistake caused him to miss his |
train. -Rhinelander Herald
Mrs. Johanna Tack, of Stevens Point,
has filed petition for divorce from her /
husband Frank. The latter is well !
known in this city, having spent much |
time here with relatives in years gone |
by Two years ago he was convicted |
of appropriating money TO his own use
belonging to an express company, and |
is now serving prison sentence. He
will be liberated from prison in August. [
1904.
Louisa Anklam of the town of Ber-
lin, died yesterday at the Riverside
hospital after weeks illness, at the
age of fifty years The funeral will be
held Friday either in the town of Ber
lin O, at Athens. Deceased lost her
husband, Henry, on April Sd. The lat
ter it will be remembered was found in
the cellar of his house on the morning
of that day having gotten out of bed in
the night and fallen down stairway.
The great reduction sale at Callies'
Paint, Oil and Wall Paper establish
ment continues with more vim and
vigor. By this we mean GREATER
REDUCTION, BETTER VALUES,
BIGGER BARGAINS, sale continues
only a Jew days more. Never were such
new and stylish wall papers and room