Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

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sale at SchOeneberg'
The heaviest snow storm of the year
was that of last Thursday night anC
Friday. Nearly one foot of snow fel
at that time.
A sample box of improved harness
oil, enough to go over one set of har
ness, given free at Callies. Makes har
ness soft and pliable and wear longer
The Columbia orchestra can be ha6
for dances, entertainments, receptions
etc. Leave all orders with Otto SchOc
how. TELEPHONY No. 26S, or at j. L
Coles music store If
If you wish to beautify your home
this spring, consult US first in regard tC
| prices, color schemes, etc, which cost
| you nothing, and we are sure we car
! please you. O.C. Callies.
Dan Delnodar last week purchased
| of Albert Anthem one of the latter'S
houses on Canal street, situated on 8
half lot and will occupy it with his
family. The price paid was $1,000.
At a meeting of the Winnebago Pres
bytery held last Tuesday and Wednes-
day at Oshkosh Fred Boiler, of this city,
who is attending theological school
in Chicago, was ordained minister.
A number of the Catholic societies
which meet in MERGERS hail have pur-
chased lot on jackson street adjoin-
| ing the Adams House and will erect a
lodge and dance hall on it this summer.
The circuit court of Lincoln county
had to be adjourned last week owing
| to the sickness in the families of several
| of the attorneys. Judge SilyerthOrn,
accompanied by Geo. Hart, reporter,
went up to Merrill yesterday to reopen
| the court.
Unlike the ordinary farce comedy
Wood and Ward carry great deal of
pretty and appropriate scenery and
novel mechanical effects for their 1.-TWO
Merry Tramps' production which will
be seen at the Grand opera house Sun
day, April "a. Prices % 35-50c.
The Polish Catholic congregation of
this city is making arrangements to
have six thousand dollar addition
built to its church on Sixth street. Phil
ip Dean, the architect, has been given
the work of getting out the plans, and
is now at work on the same.
The rummage sale which has been in
progress in the building back of the
Marathon County bank, for the past
week, conducted by the ladies society
of the Universaiist church, will CON
tinue for several days longer, and per-
haps the whole week. The ladies are
meeting with great success.
Louis Voltz, a former resident of
Wausau, died at Amigo Friday and
was buried Sunday. He has a brother,
Joseph, living here, employed at Muir
rays foundry, and his mother, Mrs.
Radtke, lives at Schofield. He was
about forty-two years Of age.
1.-TWO Merry Tramps,n Wood and
Wards big musical farce is not an ex-
pertinent but an assured success as dem
onstrated by the success it has had the
past 80 weeks this season. The COM
pany will appear at the Grand opera
house, April "a, Sunday. Prices 25, 80
and so cents.
FARMERS, Insure your crops, build
ings, etc., against damage by hail cy-
clone, tornadoes and wind storms, in the
North Western Farmers Mutual Hail
and Cyclone Insurance Co. of Waterloo,
Wis. Membership fee is 50 80 covering
period of five years. Call or address
VIM. l.. Abbott, Wausau, Wis. m29m2
Martin Markeson, who owned prop
erty at Merrill, has disposed of his
holdings and will attempt to get into
the Japanese army, although foreigners
are barred. Markeson is a Russian by
birth and was once an officer in the
Russian army, but now detests Inc
people of his father land
The school in Dist No 2 of which
Miss Edith Harvey has been the WELD
er of the rod for the past seven months,
closed last Saturday An excellent
program was prepared for the occasion
and was rendered with credit to pupil s
and teacher. A large crowd of peopl e
attended, and all spent an enioyabl e
evening.
The open season for catching trout
commenced on the 18th, of April While
a good many of our anglers had made
arrangements to go out fishing on that
day, they gave up the idea when they
woke up in the morning and found near
ly foot, more or less of snow on the
ground. twill be some time before
the creeks will be opened so that they
can be ished.
A lawyer in court room may call II
man liar scoundrel, villain or thief,
and no one makes complaint, when
court adiourns. If a newspaper prints
such reflection on a mans character
there is libel suit or dead editor.
This is owing to the fact that people be-
lieve what an editor says; what a lawyer
says cuts no figure.-Ex.
Ask any good housekeeper how she
keeps her woodwork in such good con-
dition and she truly and laconically re-
plies that it is because she buys all
paint goods used on same of o. {. Cal
lies.
Badger Aerie No. GA of the order
of Eagles will attend the convention to
be held at Wausau in June, in body,
and will probably take the Second Reg
iment band with them. The manage
ment of the Wausau meeting offers a
special inducement in the form of $50
| expense money to each aerie bringing a
band, and in addition to this the band
will have chance To enter competl-
ton for another valuable prize Marsh
field Times.
Or Thursday last Thos. +. Delaney
purchased of the Methodist con-
gregation the society's church edifice
and property at the corner of Second
and Grant streets paving for the
same the sum of $1,000. The Meth
odists will have use of the church
| for six months, in which time it is ex.
pected the new church to be erected ut
the corner of Third and Franklin streets
will be completed They also have the
privilege of renting it for year in case
the church is not completed Mr.
| Delaney has not decided what TO do
with the building after it comes into his
| full possession.