Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-12-13
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Sweet as the flowers but more last
ing" rethe Xmas perfumes at Pardee's.
The sale of ssBlne Ribbon -four ex-
ceeds that of any. other brands at the
stores of Max E. Boehm- i16-tf
Otto Plantz and Miss Ida Zielsdorf
were married yesterday afternoon at
the home OF Rev. f. Werhahn.
Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by Otto Mueller, ieweler, corner
Third and Washington streets. All
work guaranteed. If
Carl Schultz and Miss Bertha Hoeft,
both of this city, were united in mar
riage Saturday evening at lions Luth-
eran church, the Rev. z. Bretscher
officiating.
The Brooks & Ross mill at Schofeld
was started in operation this morning
and it is thought will run steadily
throughout the balance of the season
The difficulty with the new Coriiss
engine has been located and fixed.
Henry Ninnebuck, of the town of
Texas, and Miss Ricka Jaeger, of this
city, were married last evening at the
home of August Knehl, $40 Hamilton
street, the Rev f. Werhahn performing
the ceremony.
Fred Schaefer, an employe of the
Curtis & Yale factory, and Miss Anna
Krause, daughter of Mr.. AID Mrs. F.
w. Krause, were married Saturday
evening at St. Stephens church, the
pastor, Rev F. Werhahn, officiating.
John johnson, employed in camp
near Dancy, was brought to the River
side hospita. yesterday suffering with a
badly fractured leg. A log rolled on
him breaking the leg between the knee
and ankle joint, the bones protruding
through the flesh.
What is without doubt the finest line
of neckwear shown in the city in recent
years has been received and unpacked
by Seim Bros 1t is specially for the
holiday trade, and don't forget this fact
when making your selection of Christ
mas gifts.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Book, who have
been confined to their home, the former
with stomach trouble, the latter with
an attack of appendicitis, are both i'm
proved at present writing. Mrs. Book
was operated on Friday by Drs.
Rosenberg and Sauerhering and now
gives promise of early recovery.
Mrs. Ernestina Hoffman, an old
resident of the west side, died at the
home of her son, William, S3s N. First
Ave, early Friday morning. She was
past "a years of age, and for 40 years
had resided in this city. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon, the Rev.
E. a. Fuenfstueck, pastor of the Ger
man Reformed church, officiating. She
is survived by six children.
The sewing society of st. Paurs
church conducted a very successful
sale of fancy articles, ice cream, cake,
coffee, etc. at MERGERS hall on Friday
afternoon last. The sale of fancy
articles was very large, owing no
doubt to the fact that the purchasers
desired the articles for Christmas gifts
to friends. The ladies protited by a
large sum, on their efforts.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Y. M. c.. A. held recently, the secretary,
Neil Campbell, and NJ j. Colby were
appointed a committee to look over
other association buildings in the state
and ascertain. the cost of constructing a
modern building for the local associa-
ton. Their time for doing so is un-
limited and it will in all likelihood be a
year or more before any move is made
to b2ild.
The Rib Valley Lumber Co. has been
with capital stock of Sc, 900.
The incorporators are w. j. Minter, j.
j. Muckerheide, Anton Hirsch, Anton
and Max Hirsch. The COM
pany will conduct numbering operations
on BIB river, saving out its logs at
saw mill to be erected near the North
western Ry. Co.'s gravel pit. A plan
ing mill and single mill will also be
erected.
Sheriff elect Fred Damon was over
from Athens Saturday and while here
appointed Geo. Halder as his under
sheriff. He has appointed his son,
Leonard, as deputy for the eastern
section of the county and has not de-
cided whom he will appoint for the
west side of the county. He intends
to do nearly all the work of the office
himself and cut down salary expense
of hired help.
A civil service examination was con-
Quoted at the Wausau post office Satur-
day for the positions of carriers on
rural free delivery routes which it is
expected will be established about Jan.
LIST, leading out of Athens and Stratford
For the former route there were
five applicants as follows: Julius
Habeck, Chas. Blecha, l.. +. Neuren-
berg, Emil Schroeder, Herman Peters.
For the Stratford route the follow
ing took the examination: Nick
Burogert, John Vogedes, Thos. Hayer
ly.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December 9th.
Geo. l.. Smith, has purchased three
acres of land in the Columbia addition
next to the canning factory, where he
will erect factory for the manufac-
ture of cement blocks 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. Smith asked the
city for piece of land on which to
build his factory, recently, but he did
not care to take it with the conditions
He has faith in Wausau and
its future aud win locate here per-
manently. Besides the NJ. Z. church.
several houses have been erected this