Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-12

Chas. Allen, who has been very i'll
for week past, is recovering.
Trousers with double knees, Just the
kind for the school boy, at Seim Bros.
All of the city saw mills are prepar-
ing to begin the summers cutting OF
logs.
Child life is well illustrated in Wei
gand's show case, it will please you to
see it.
An aporn sale will be held at Frater-
nifty hail next Friday afternoon, April
18th, by st. Elizabeth's Aid society.
The ladies of the Universalist church
are conducting rummage sale in the
building west of the Marathon County
bank
Mrs. G.. c. Yawkey gave a luncheon
to number of her lady friends last
Saturday in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Wieth
DON'T let your piano go to ruin.
Have it tuned and repaired by an ex-
perieneed workman. e. w. HOLMES,
5w WauSau Music House.
VIM. Waterhouse, supervisor of assess
ment, will call meeting of the super
visors of the different towns, to be held
at the court house on April Goth.
The first dance under the new man.
! .sgement will be given at the Columbia
| Palm Garden Friday evening, April Is.
| The hall will be specially decorated
| for the occasion.
Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Andrewski, of 437 Summit street, died
Friday and the funeral was held Satur
day morning from St. MichaePs church
She was eight days old.
NoTICE If the parties who have
been buying high grade paints at my
store for half price of late will call be
fore Friday they can learn something
| to their advantage. o. c. Callies.
Willie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kurt,
living at 1880 Sixth street died last Tues
day at the age of eleven mouths. Fun
eral was held Thursday from the HON,
the Rev. c. A. Bretscher officiating.
b. Heinemann has purchased the in
terest of Schubring in the Eau Clair,
Lumber company and is now sol'
owner of the company's holdings. TIL,
mill, timber, etc, are in the vicinity o
Amigo.
GRAND OFFER With every $50
purchase made at the paint and wal
paper store of II. Il. Hoffman, entitle
you to one life-size portrait at Lacerte'
studio. The regular price of which i
$500, Remember that you do not onl,
get the picture with every $500 pur
chase but you get the greatest value il
paints and wall papers.
The past week has been very cold an,
rainy, and altogether very sloppy. On
Sunday night there was a fall of thre'
or four inches of snow, which remaine'
all day. There was only one sleigh out
and that was driven by Ole Biller.
can be safely said that Ole enjoys tn
distinction of having had the last sleigi
ride of the winter.
FARMERS, Insure your crops, build
ingS. etc, against damage by hail CT
clone. tornadoeS and wind storms, in tn
North Western Farmers Mutual Hai
and Cyclone Insurance Co. of Waterloo
! Wis. Membership fee is - 80 GOVERN;
J a period of five years. Call or address
VIM. l.. Abbott, Wausau, Wis. m29m
Meetings were held Friday and Satul
J day evenings At Spencer and Dorcheste
by Prof. Johns aud Co. Supt. John /
Lamont in the interests Of sne agricn
tnral school. Meetings viii be bel
next Friday and Saturday at kGowlto
and one in the town of Emmett, whic
} close the series The school has pre-
J tted greatly by these meetings.
Last January Aug. Lambrecht Wa
injured by log rolling against his les
J He was insured in the EOodmen Acc
dent association. of Lincoln, Nebrasks
! and last Saturday he received q chez
I from that company for the time he ws
laid up which came in very handy. Nj
Lambrecht takes pleasure in recon
mending the association for its promp
D ness in paying his claim