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

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Go G members are making arrange
ments for dance to be given at the
armory on Thursday evening, May 28th.
A civil service examination for all
positions on the police and fire depart
ments will be held June 1st before the
board.
Frank Gasczybski, aged thirty eight,
a resident of Aatley, died Sunday
| after an illness of seven months. The
funeral was held today.
/ The Wausau Sand Paper company is
installing new crushing and screening
plant and will have the same in opera
ton by next Tuesday.
You can defeat the designs of the hot
weather man by getting one of the new
line of soft bosomed summer shirts be-
ing shown at Seim Bros.
The U. S. express office will occupy
one of DIR. Lawrence's stores on Third
street, one door north of j. P. Young's
candy store, after June 1st.
Something entirely Few to the peo-
pie of Wausau in the line of shade cur
tains can be seen this week at NJ.
Lipski's Call and inspect
Rev. Otto Ringle has accepted call
from the Evangelical Lutheran congre-
cation at Marshfield, and will go over
to take charge in few days.
A part of the Grand Rapids band
struck town today and has since been
making music for the benefit of wet
goods merchants and their patrons.
The members of th e police force will
begin taking their annual vacation
shortly. Anton Anderson leaves next
week for Evergreen with party of
fishermen.
There will be the regular evening
services at the different churches on
Sunday evening. In the morning all
join in the memorial services at the
opera house.
Men wanted, to peel hemlock bark,
by the month or by the job. Apply to
or address Barker & Stewart, Wausau,
Wis st
Eldor, the thirteen days old child of
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Roloff, living at $40
s. Second Ave, died Wednesday.
Burial services were conducted Friday
by Rev. F. Werhahn.
The Grand Rapids school board has
issued an invitation to the Wausau
school board to be present at the dedi-
cation of the new high school building
in hat city on Tuesday, May Goth.
Christian Fritz, aged SO years and
five months, died yesterday at his home
in the town of Stettin after an illness
of five months The funeral will he
held Wednesday, the Rev. Ehmke Off
ciating.
The conservative wall paper buyer
is now buying his wall paper of r
Hoffman at 1l2 Scott street. He sells
his wsll paper and room mouldings at
lower hsures than competitors can buy
them for.
Ovid Belanger has purchased of c. +
I3Snbar Lot ; in Blk s in Dunbar &
same addition, of w. L. Covey. He is
contemplating the erection of house on
one of them.
The "School for Scandal presented
at the opera house last Tuesday even
ing, in which William Owen appeared
as the star actor, was greeted with
full house. 1t merited the large audi
ence given it.
Shoes that do not produce corns are
the kind that G.. Anthem takes pride in
selling to his customers. They are
guaranteed to give satisfaction and are
sold in any size from those of babe to
to the size worn by Senegambian.
Wishing to move as little as possible
of the stock from the old to the new
store j. Rohde will this week offer
all goods at sacrifice. These goods
are not old, shelf worn articles but new
and the bargains offered will eclipse
anything ever heard of in Wausau.
The state experimental orchard To-
Gated on the farm of Senator Kreutzer,
northwest of town, was visited last
week by A. j. Phillips, of West Salem,
member of the state horticultural
society He found all the trees, some
six hundred in number, in healthy
and fourishing condition, and condi-
tons pointing to a large crop of fruit
this year While here he delivered ar
address to the students of the agricul-
tural school along the lines of aglicul-
tural work.
Among the notable events happen
ing in our city the past week, was the
arrival of prince Henry at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bissell, on Mon
day, May 18th, 1903, and with whom he
intends to remain indefinitely. The
fond parents have not fully decided on
whether to name the little fellow
prince Henry" or Roosevelt" but
what is in name anyway, when it is
boy and has an avoirdupois OF l2O
ounces? The Pilot joins in extending
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bissell, hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
p. Oleson, local character, was
up before Justice Jones Saturday
charged with embezzling money be-
longing to Anton Eichert. A short
time ago, it appears the latter employed
Oleson to sell his household goods for
him. he intending to move to Oregon.
Oleson was to receive ten per cent. OF
the sale price as his commission, but
according to Eichert he afterward de-
cided that ten per cent. was not enough
and pocketed the proceeds. about $50.
The evidence was sufficient in the mind
af the Justice to warrant holding the
Scandinavian and he was bound over
10 appear in circuit court. de secured
bail of $500 and is enjoying his liberty.
F.F. Creole, F. A. Krembs, M. Cliff
| ford and I. A. Lamoreux spent day
! i'm Wausau last week interviewing our
citizens as to what they know about
| telephones, telephone service and es-
pecially independent work in general.
They went away satisfied. with the ex>
ception of Mr.. Lamoreux. perhaps, that
a mutual independent company, like
that organized in Wausau, was the prop
er one to have rs against any private
corporation. But If the number of busi-
ness meu at the Point, in favor of the
Wisconsin corporation, is large, then
there is but very little use to try to es-
tablish an independent mutual CON-
pany. or any other kind of a company
| as TO that.
At meeting of the school board held
last evening, Supt. Karl Mathie stated
that he had received proposition from
a certain citizen to fit ur rooms IN the
basement of the high school as depart
ment for manual training, the work to
4 ha done free Of c0Sf thp school and