Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-11-15

| list last week. She Is now able TO be
about again.
The sale of "Blue Ribbon flour ex-
ceeds that of any other brands at the
stores of Max E. Boehm. i16-tf
Spedden & Van Cook presented Miss
Claire Paige in ''Thelma'' at the opera
house last Thursday evening TO fair
house.
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, jeweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed. If
Editor L. A. Drown, of the Edgar
Press is the proud father of a baby boy
which was born on the night of cleo
ton. Mrs. Drown is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. s. Armstrong, of this city
tt. LaFollette republicans held
Notification at Marathon City Sunday
evening. Although funds were collect
ed in Wausau to help pay the expense
account, few, if any, of the local re-
publicans attended.
VIM. Convey, Jake Werle and. Alex
Fehl joined a party from Lacrosse
last week and went to the headwaters
of Big Rib river where they will spend
several weeks in hunting deer. Among
the party from Lacrosse is John Mohr.
Dr. s. NJ B. Smith, of Crandon, arrived
in the city Thursday from Chicago and
visited old friends here until Monday
| He was operated on about four weeks
ago for appendicitis at st. Joseph's
hospital, of that city, and is just recov-
ering his health.
March Rapids is building what with
out doubt will be the finest two room
school building in the county, and it is
/ expected that the same will be ready
for occupancy some time early in Janu
airy. A graded school OF the second
class has been organized.
The stock of underwear Seim Bros
| have in their store this winter is, for the
, money asked, about 25 per cent better
in grade than you can get elsewhere.
If you don't believe this statement in
vestigate for yourself. 1t will cost you
nothing. After you have done this we
are sure you will agree with US.
John Mueller and Miss Anna Werner
were united in marriage this morning
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Werner, Marathon City.
The wedding was attended by num-
Der of their friends from this city. A
dance will be held in the evening in
celebration of the event.
Notice has been received at the Wau-
sau post Office that carriers will be |
granted holiday on Thanksgiving day |
with full pay The department allows
but six holidays in the year to be OBJ |
served by carriers and thon only on |
special order. They are Christmas,
New Years, Fourth of July, Washing
toms birthday, Labor day and Thanks
giving day.
Callies' Klenser is an improved ar
ticle over soap in washing and is the |
house wife's friend. 1t gives clothes a
fresh, clean appearance. JUST GET A |
POUND AND TRY IT.
We have been informed that Geo. L. |
Smith, who is erecting the M. f. church |
and several residences in the city, has |
determined to ask no more concessions |
of the council but will purchase site
in the north part of town and erect a |
plant for the manufacture of cement |
building blocks, sidewalk blocks, etc. |
He is of the opinion that Wausau is one |
of the best locations in the state for |
such an institution and will not let the |
recent action of the council deter him
from his object.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German |
specialist and surgeon, will be at the |
Bells House, November goth.
Mrs. E. M Scott is the mother of a |
bright little baby girl, which arrived |
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Scott is
known to her Wausau friends as Miss |
Josephine Maynard, a former teacher |
in our city schools. Her home is in
Stamps, Ark, her husband being chief |!
engineer for the Bodcow Lumber Co.,
which controls eight mills in the South. |
She is at present in this city at the |
home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth |
Maynard, who resides on Adams
street.
Mis-. Christoff Buhse, an old resident |
of the city, died at the home of her son,
Fred, SOC Washinton street, Friday
morning Of old age. She was eighty |
two years of age and had been g resi-
dent of Wausau since 1868. Her hus- |
band died in the old country two years |
previous to her coming to the United |
States. She is survived by two child |
rem, Fred and Mrs. Henry Froeming,
and one sister, Mrs. Joha Randlow. |
Funeral was held Sunday afternoon
from the home, Rev. F. Werhahn |
officiating.
The ladies of st. Elizabeth's Aid |
society will have their annual fair on |
next Thursday, Nov 18th, at Fraternity |
hall. They have a large stock of |
beautiful and useful articles which they |
will offer there for sale. Refreshments |
will be served during the afternoon |
and evening. A fine turkey supper
will also be ready to be served from
5 O'Clock on. After supper, music will |
be provided for those wishing to dance. |
On Wednesday evening very pretty |
entertainment will be given at the |
opera house. Admission only 20 cts.
Register of Deeds Z. c. Kretlow is en- |
gagged in making out report which |
will later be filed with the county clerk. !
giving the record of deaths, births and
marriages insthe county from Nov. Is,
1903, to the same date of the present
year. If the reports given him are cor
root there have haen AZ deaths q1h