Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-01-19

DlSL. ATTY. ffeu Genf1cn is cOnHueu 10
his bed by reason of Il bad cold
Remember the supper at the Univer-
salist church Friday, Jan 22nd Supper
25c, ice cream l0c.
The Wausau Dancing club will hold
another party at the club house on Fri
day evening next.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, January Goth.
Mr. aud Mrs N. H lenders little
girl who has been very sick with
pneumonia for the past week, is now
considered out of danger
H. G McCrossen sold an English
Setter pup to Arthur Stern, of n Y
City, receiving for the same s35 90 last
week. He sold another to a gentleman
in Michigan
Frank Jaeger. General leaning
Dealer in dry kindling wood, slab wood
and hard wood Is also dealer in horses
Residence, 4l0 Forest street. Tel No
$50. All orders promptly attended
to. IT,
There will be meeting of the dele
gates of the different agricultural So
cieties which comprise the Central Wis
consin Fair Circuit, held in this city on
the Goth day of February, at o'clock
p. M, to make arrangements for fair
dates, ETC.
The house committee, of the Wausau
club, is arranging to make ladies' night
(Monday EVENING" at the club very in
teresting 1t is proposed to have card
games, bowling and dancing 1t is
thought that enough will be going on
to draw out large number of the mem
beers and their wives each Monday even
ing>
A postal card from ID. L. Plumtr
received at the Pilot Office yesterday,
written on the 9th day of December,
showed that Mr.. and Mrs Plumer were
in Cairo, Egypt, on that date. On the
postal was handsome picture of
lnle village, "LeCaire-Village de
Memphis" Mr. Plumer writes under
meath: An old town, 400, B. O."
The directors of the First National
bank met on Saturday and reelected
the following officers for the ensuing
year;
D,oe;1ant n Plup,ar
Vice President R E Parcher.
John Ringle.
Cashier-A. H Grout
Asst. Cashier-H Z. Smith.
The Ladies' Aid society of Univer-
salist church held its annual meeting
last Wednesday afternoon, and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year, viz:
Pres. Mrs James McCrossen.
Vice-Pres Mrs Frank Kelly.
Sec and Treas = Miss Dorothy
Wheeler
DirectrpsSes-Masd f A Good,
inc. G.. c. Yawkev +. w. Burt j p.
Young and Miss Ida Wheeler
The Pilot is in receipt of the 18th
annual bulletin issued by the Univer-
sitv of Wisconsin College of agricul-
turp, so 600 copies of the hook were
issued. The book can he had by any
farmer by sending 10 cents for paper
covered copy and 25 cents for cloth
cover The hook is filed with valuable
information to every farmer. Address,
GEO MCKERRow
MADISON, WIS
The Badger band waltz and two
step party given at Castle hall last Fri
dav evening was a success in every re-
spect and there were seventv-tve
couples present. The next event of he
band, which win also he waltz and
two step party, will take place at the
same hall on Thursday evening, Jan.
9Sth. The proceeds of the parties are to
he used in purchasing new uniforms for
the band
The affairs of the Merrill Telephone
Co. are in a very prosperous condition,
as was shown by the reports of its officers
nj the annual meeting held last week.
The company was organized seven
wears ago ut which time it had hut 90
patrons. Now it has 405 phones in use
with cap,citv nf / COO During the
past year $50. 900 has been expended in
rebuilding the system and the coming
year large sum will be spent in ex-
tending rural lines.
Hon. j c. Clarke speaks of Orson c.
Russell. who died IT Merrill. on Friday,
January 18th, as follows; He came
H. Merrill in 1850 aud WAS prominent
logger on Prairie river for thirty years,
AID did successful business he was
highly resp cted by his many friends
for his str igntforwsrduess, hluntness
d honesty A rough diamond of the
id stamp pioneers ef the Wisconsin
lV Hey. He leaves widow and family
Is deeply mourn his loss"
ON wednesday, Jan. %. the great Chi
csgo musical comedy success, The
I>l,. of Spice. = will be given By one OF
tn. ST, ongest companies ever engaged
IA musical comedy. That funny com
edian, Burt Hsverly, who has made 10.
cal thestre-gners 20 into rapt1res over
his work, will be seen in the part of the
King The piece when presented N
Chicago for more than $50 nights was
Unanimously praised by the critics as
lie best extravaganza or musical com
dy ever produced In Chicsgo. Prices
VI Mi.oA7ssafsc.