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

Job Vaughan, mail carrier, celebrated
his 62d birthday on Friday.
Save few dollars at our expense by
buying your boys school suits now
while the stock is large. Seim Bros.
You buy wall paper, we sell wall
paper; why can't we get together and
compare notes before you are ready for
the work o. G. Callies.
Remember that the sale of tickets for
''lolantheo Wednesday evening will be
on sale Wednesday morning at nine
O'clock.
A dispatch was received from ID. L.
Plumer this morning saying that he
and Mrs. Plumer will be home on the
St. Paul train tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, who resides
with her daughter, Mrs. FL. q. Head, is
very ill with pneumonia. Her condi-
ton is very precarious at present
writing.
There are no tricks or illusions about
won't wear out, but they will wear
longer than any other wall papers
made. o. C. Callies.
The Wausau Dancing club gave its
second annual dancing party at the
Wausan Club house last Friday evening.
1t was one of the social events of the
winter and a success in every way.
VIM. Wilson has purchased the house
and lot formerly owned by his son,
James, at the corner of Sixth and
| Adams Consideration about 81, 800.
James is now in Priest River, Idaho.
At a meeting of farmers and beet
sugar men held at the court house
Saturday about 100 acres of land was
pledged by the former to the raising of
sugar beets the coming year. Parties
interested will see that this amount is
increased before sowing time.
The Home and Education department
Ut the Ladies Literary club visited the
Yesterday afternoo8 and observed how
the eighth grade girls. make custards
After the demonstration the ladies were
served with cocoa and cheese straws.
Clothes MAJ not make the boy, but
it is senseless to create disturbance
by letting him go around without
them, when you can buy boys all wool
suits for 50 90 at Seim Bros.
Chas. Pigeon and Miss Gertrude
| Wolf, of the town OF Weston, were
married yesterday morning at the home
of VIM Dodge in this city, the Rev +
Werhahn tying the knot. After the
ceremony the couple departed for Gid
den, where they will live.
Martin, son of Mr.. and Ms. Herman
kreinke, was examined Thursday by
III 4
ern Hospital for Insane at Oshkosh
The boy is but thirteen years of agt
but is very vicious While enroute u
Oshkosh he was very unruly and had
to be held in restraint
Rev. F. Thompson, of Goshen. Ind
has been given a call by St John.
Episcopal church and ne is expected t.
arrive in the city this evening or To
morrow morning. There viii be ser
vices in the church tomorrow evening"
Rev. Thompson and family will occupy
the residence owned by r. c. Ryan, OF
Grant street.
The bread that mother used to baks
was not one bit better than the bread
iyou can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. 1t makes light. white bread anC
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order q sack and give i
fair trial. Made by r. w Kickbucsf
4 son. If.
II S p Templeton, of this city. and Mis-,
Clara Holloway, of Chicago, wer,
united in marriage Saturday AT th'
home of the bride. They are on thei
) wedding tour but viii return 10 Wau
sau shortly and be at home 10 thei
: friends after May 18th Dir. Temple
, ton is the junior member Of the whole
( sale candy firm of Peth 4 Templeton
) and though late arrival ia our city ha
made many friends. The lady Of hi
choice is said to be q charming younJ
: woman, who viii make him worth,
helpmate,