Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

DAY from lou 10 p M, at Uhe LlItie-
| john-Esch Co.
blue Ribbon is the name of the
brand of flour sold in greatest guam
titles bv Max E. Boehm. il6-tf
The Wausau Liederkranz will hold
Its annual concert and ball on Thanks
| giving at Columbia hall Cones or
chestra will furnish the music.
A farmer living in the town of Texas
brought an unusually large wild cat 10
the couIs house Saturday to collect
bounty. The animal was killed near
Trappe river.
The Georgia Harper Co. played
| Camille to fair sized audience at the
! opera house, Friday evening. 1t was
entirely a new rendition of that play,
the 'Frenchy'' parts being cut out.
Everybody must have noticed the
pretty doll in Dunbar's window. The
sealed envelope will de opened Thurs
day evening at Fraternity Hall at s
O'Clock. Did you have guess at its
name?
! Job Vaughan, one of Wausau's popu-
! lar mail carriers, has started the foun-
dation for a new residence on Liberty
street, bordering on the St. Paul R'y
Co. s park Robert Girdwood says that
he will have it up early next season.
About thirty of the members of Cutler
! Post and their wives and widows of
deceased soldiers met Wednesday even
| ing in the Post room of the court house
and spent a very enjoyable time.
There was musical pragram, speeches
and plenty of refreshments in the way
| of fruit
Be sure and don't forget the Bazaar
and Turkey supper of st. Elizabeth's
Aid Society on Thursday. Over 200
pounds of turkey will be ready for serv-
ing Supper begins at $50. After
supper Cones orchestra will enter
tain the crowd at social. Adj
mission to which is ladies 10 cents,
gentlemen % cents.
Mayor Louis Marchetti has been
very i'll since Friday with pneumonia.
His wife is absent in Chicago with their
son, Erwin, who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis, and it has been
necessary for Mr.. Marchetti to have a
nurse present at the house constantly.
At this writing Mr.. Marchetti's condi
| ton Is about the same.
| Two Wausau attorneys, it is reported
have been diSposing OF veal among their
| friends the past few days. 1t is said
/ they went out to the town of Plover to
| hunt deer last week, and seeing a
farmers calf running along a road
mistook it for deer and shot it. 1t is
also said that it took S27 of their money
to square themselves with the farmer.
John Grawin, aged seventy-nine, died
Sunday morning at eight O'Clock at his
| home in the town of Berlin, of which
| town he had been "a resident for forty
| years. Death was sudden and was due
| to pneumonia; he had never been i'll in
his life up to a few hours before
death. He leaves three sons, his wife
dying seven years ago. Funeral will be
held tomorrow from the Berlin Luth-
eran church.
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.
s8-dS. Wausau, Wis.
| County Clerk Kregel spent a few days
last week with Julius Polege in the
town of Eau Pleine, joining a party OF
deer hunters Mr. Kregel brought
home fine doe, which he claimed
he killed, but an inspection by the
other county officers disclosed a
small wire around the deer's neck
which leads them to believe that it was
tethered to a tree when shot.
Have your watches and clocks re
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. AL
work guaranteed. tt
In the case of c. M. Boyles VS.. Rev
F. G. Reinecke, of the town of Weston,
tried Saturday in Judge Miller's court,
the jury awarded the plaintiff judgment
of 1872 81 The story of the case is this
Some time since, Otto Kruger per
formed some legal services for Mr.
Reinecke charging $9S.84 for the same
which the latter refused to pay Mr.
Kruger sold the claim to Mr.. Boyles
who brought suit to recover.
Any of our customers who are de
sirous of securing matchings to dinner
ware purchased of us will kindly cal
and leave orders at our store at once a.
we shall discontinue taking orders o.
this nature after January lst.
Respectfully,
r. W. PINDER,
Proprietor, Penny Store
Prof. j. M. Coyner, recently received
letter from his brother K. /. CoyDer
who lives at Hopkinsville, KY. There
+ would be nothing strange in that fac
, were it not that this is the first cores
pondence that has opened up SetIeer
: the two since their boyhood days, anC
they are now both old men. Whel
, bows, by some combination of circum
| stances they became separated and hav'
since only heard from one another oc
casionally indirectly. The letter wa
mailed to Mr.. Coyner's old home il
Salt Lake City and forwarded here
The writer asked that his brothe
come and live with him, and Mr.. Coyne
has decided to go to Kentucky ant
make long visit.
Brighten up that old bath tub o
yours by applying to it a coat of Callies
bath tub enamel. 1t makes the tub al
ornament to the house instead of al
eyesore. 313-315 jackson street.
There will be silver medal contes
/. at the NJ E church Wednesday even
ing Nov. 25th, at s p. m. under tn
auspices of the w &. T. U. Admission
Is and 10 cents. The class is being 10
structed by Mrs. Latshaw and an excel
lent program is assured.
Music
lone Standard for both Sexes - Roy Boyle
"A Little Child Shall Lead Them ...........
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS owena Arthu
"Contest for Truth" ...............J John o. Brie
Music
1.-THE Vine Theory Disproved". Maud Parche
| Poor House Nam ............. Meta Luebne
"A Stray Sunbeam" ............ Meta Werlic
Music
: Encourage the young people by you
! attendance.
The fatality list among hunters Q