Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-12-20

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"PeEfHmizers'' are pump atomizers
for spraying perfume and no rubber
bulbs to break; will last forever; at
Pardee's.
The few inches OF snow which fell
| last evening was nat enough to give us
sleighing, but just made the roads a
few.degrees worse than before.
st. Omer ComEnandery held a special
conclase last evening and had work in
the Temple degree. The work was fol-
lowed by banquet in which many of
the wives of the Knights participated.
! X. SINISTER, young lad of this city
wbs sspires to pugilistic honors, met and
ssss defeated by Barney Cinnamon at
Green Bay Friday evening SINISTER
put up game fight but zas laid on the
shelf in the fifth round
W. r. Chellis,. the newly elected
Register of deeds, has selected his
cousin-. VIII CheIiis, and Wrn- Kregel,.
the present county CLERK, as hrs assis-
Eanfs WheRhe assumes the duties of his
new 0fiee Tuesday, january Cd.
Hyoudesfrz. to bury your friend a silk
mnf3ler for a Christmas gift you win
find no better line to select from in the
city than at Seim Bros They have all
shades and colors and the prices have
been reduced for the holiday trade
The children attending the Humboldt
school hase banked up snow around the
outer edges of the play grounds. and as.
soon as cold weathereomes the grounds
will be flooded and allowed 10 freeze
+ which will make a skating pond for the
children.
Ladies' night, at the club last evening
was unusually successful. There were
fifty or sixty ladies present and few
from out of the city. There was the
usual routine dancing, card playing,
billiards and tenpins. Next Monday
evening the second of the series of
subscription parties of the club, will
take place. This will be an affair none
should miss. Refreshments will be
served.
Mayor Zimmerman has appointed
Paul Bernhardt to act as trimmer of the
street lamps until such action is taken
by the council to fill the position. 1t is
quite likely that the mayors action
will be concurred in by the council and
the appointment made permanent. Mr..
Bernhardt has served the Wausau
Electric Co. in like capacity for
great many years and understands the
work thoroughly.
John Wood, the tramp whom it is
alleged set fire to car in the yards of
the St. Paul R'y. Co. last Tuesday even
ing desires to plead guilty to the
charge of burglary. He was brought
up from Jail this morning for that pur-
pose but the OIeson case having started
he was not gwen an opportunity. He
broke seal of car door which eonsti-
tutes an act of burglary. We're he
charged with arson the penalty would
not be more severe.
Otto Scbochow has rerted the G..
Anderes' stors. on Scott street, formerly
occupied by the Esch Furniture Co..
and will run polite vaudeville every
afternoon and evening, commencing
january 2d. The work of building a
stage was started this afternoon. The
room viii be provided with new seen
cry and furniture. Mr. Schochow still
retains the Columbia, but there will be
no shows given there after Jan. I'd.
Henry Sontags of the town of Ringle {,
Geo Erickson, of the town of Weston,
and Henry Volhard, of the town of
Marathon, acting as special bridge
committee of the county board, met in
the city Saturday and went out into the
town of Weston and inspected the steel
approach of the Rib river bridge. which
has recently been constructed by the
Hennepin Bridge Co. The work was
accepted as satisfactory.
The last issue of the Central Wiscon-
sin closed the 47th year of its existence,
and during thirty-six years of that time,
r. II. johnson has been sole proprietor.
Thirty-six years is long time and MIR.
johnson is to be congratulated on hav-
ing been able to so long and SO success
fully pilot his craft clear of the shoals
and rocks which beset the voyage OF
every man of business. The Central
was never more prosperous than now
and that it may continue in its prosper
ity is the sincere wish of all.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December 9th.
The meeting of the Y. M. G. A. litera-
ry-debating society, which was called
for next Friday, has been postponed to
January 9th. Officers will be elected
and q constitution adopted. The sub
ject under debate will be: Resolved,
That success is more dependent upon
ability than opportunity. M. &. Ewing
and r. A. Edgar will take the affirma-
tive side while the negative side will be
defended by Walter Mcneil and Clyde
Weik. The glee club will meet Wednes~
day at 7;30 P. NJ.
County Clerk w. j. Kregel today is
sued call for meeting of the county
board, commencing January 4th. The
meeting is called for the purpose of
approving bonds of the newly elected
county officers, allowing bills and act
ing upon a petition to create new
town. The petitioners desire to make
separate town of that portion of the
town of Weston lying west of the river,
and also incIuce portion of the towns
of Stettin and Maine. 1t is doubtful
whether the matter will carry. It will
have to be submitted to vote of the
people of those towns.