Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-26

birthday party Monday
Mrs. Jane Hopkins suits for school
boys are sold only at Seim Bros. Ehe
trousers are supplied with double seats
and knees.
All of the delegates to the republican
congressional convention, being held to-
| day at Ashland, departed for that city
last evening.
Richard Juers, son of Henry Juers,
the new city treasurer, will be gradu-
ated Thursday evening from the school
of pharmacy of the University OF
Illinois.
The Wausau Dancing club gave
another of its dancing parties at the
club house on Friday evening. 1t will
probably be the last party given for
some time.
We have been informed that last
week. a COW. belonging to John Young,
gave birth TO a tailless calf. When
queried upon the subject, John would
neither deny or affirm the truth of the
story.
Miss Helen Hudson gave progressive
dinner party at her home last Saturday
in honor of the Senior class of the High
school,. After refreshments followed
program which proved to be very enjoy
able to all
Prof. E. A. Spear who assisted Rev.
C. IL. Rust in evangelistic services at
the First Baptist church returns to
spend six weeks in Wausau, teaching
vocal music. He will have charge OF
the Baptist church while here.
There is a noticeable decrease this
spring in the number of families NOV
| ing from one house to another. This is
accounted for by the TACT that empty
houses are so scarce that people have
got to be satisfied with what they have
GREAl WALL PIPER PURCHASE. An
other eastern mill has sold us tae over
production of its factory, at less than
cost. Only strictly new 1904 patterns in
this lot. Call easiv sh,le stock is com
ple:e. o. c. Callies, 3lS-3!5 Jackson
| f. V Speer. who for over twenty
years mas been a resident of Wausau,
| during the greater part of which time
he has been in the jewelry business,
/ has decided to sell out and move to
some other city just where he will
locate he has not yet decided.
! Adolph Gabrielson, of the town of
Day, father of the girl whom the negro,
| Wyatte Barner desired to marry, has
/ petitiOned the court to. have the
! colored mans bail reduced. Failing in
| this he is now at work in an effort to
secure bail for Barner
An excellent opportunity will be af-
| forded those who desire to take voice
culture with Mr.. Spear who gives
special course of 12 lessons in six weeks,
psycho-vowel method, laying good
foundation for future progress. Call
on or address him at 527 Mcclellan st.
One of the substantial and artistic hits
of the current season is David Higgins
New American play His Last Dollar"
which comes to the Grand opera house
on Tuesday, May g. 1t deals with stock
and horse race gambling evils and is re-
( ported to be an intensely exciting drama
of the higher or probable type.
! FARMERS, insure your crops, build
I ings, ETC., against damage by hail cy-
| clone tornadoes and wind storms, in the
i North Western Farmers Mutual Hail
and Cyclone Insurance Co of Waterloo,
Wis Membership fee is 81 80 covering
a period of five years. Call or address
VIM. l.. Abbott, Wausau, Wis. m29m2
George, the eleven months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs George Hirsch, of the
! town of Weston, died yesterday. The
boy had been sick for. a week and
Yesterday morning the parents started
for Wausau with him to consult ply
stefan, but the little fellow died on the
way. Funeral will be held tomorrow
from the home of Anton Hirsch, ZIG S.
Third Ave.
The family of Chas. Young, which
has resided at Granite Heights forthe
past twenty years, has moved to this
city, coming here the latter part of the
past week. 1t occupies the residence
of Joseph Gamble on south Fourth
. street. Mr. Young is in Aberdeen, ).
d., where he has charge of the quarry,
and where he will remain until next
fall.
Duchess trousers are like Uncle Sans
/ gold coins, they're all made up to q GER
, tain standard. Sold only by Seim Bros
The library of the Wausau Law and
Land association has been enlarged by
the moving of a partition and the wood
work of the rooms of the upper lloers q
/ the building have been re-varnished
and made look like new. Painters arc
. lnow at work in the rooms OF tie Frs
National bank below, and all the IN
terror finishings, posts, ceilings, walls
e ETC., are being frightened up.
g The senate committee on military
J. affairs. when preparing its bill for or
{ appropriation for the West Point mill
d tary acadamy, last week. tackled on a
o a rider provision for an appropriation
e of $400, 900 to be used in purchasing thu
e Camp Douglas military reservation
O There appears to be little doubt among
Wisconsn's delegations in both house
of congress that there will be any Oppose
G ton to the purchase.
e Mai. Hummel, of Neillsville, is in tn
IS city today and this evening Will lnspec
N Co. G at its armory. There willsbe con
n siderable activity in militia circles be
Y fore the state encampment this summer
" il being the desire of officers to brlni
IS their organizations up to the highes
,e standards, and this will engender som
rivalry. There will be several inspee
tions of each company before that time
e made by battalion officers.
,e LA. Drown, of Athens, was in Wat
10 sau last Saturday, on business and pleas
IF sure. Mr.. Drown is contemplate
to launching into the newspaper bushes
le at Edgar. If there is no hitch IN Ia
is proceedings he will become owner {
go the Edgar Press within few days an
n will assume active charge as soon 9
his school closes in June. The peopl
of Edgar are to be congratulated Q
he having such progressive man as Nj
rs Drown at the head of their newspaper
rs
u Ed. Baerwald, who has served on ii
in police force for several months pa
in and made good officer, handed IN D
lg resignation to Chief Malone this mori
i'll ing. Mr.. Baerwald is a sawmill sett'
ct by trade, and has had an offer OF u
:. creased wages in mill, which he b:
adj accepted. Alex Mcdonald, who Is a
Ie. eligible on the list. viii be appointed
as take his place. Mr.. Mcdonald was
Is. the last spring election elected as co
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