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

"A karet gold frames are the styles a
present. You will find them at tbs
Weigand studio.
Mrs. Aug. HIKE, mother, of Chas
Helke the furniture dealer, celebrates
the SD anniversary of her birth last
Friday.
FoUND-A watch on one ofour street;
last evening by VIII r. johnson. The
owner may have the same By proving
the property.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gamble are now
occupying the residence recently pur
chased of f.. NJ. James on east Fulton
street, having moved there last week.
Button, Button, who's got the button
For everyone that comes off your
Duchess trousers during the first two
months of wear, Well give you ten
cents. Seim Bros.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Zieriow
living on Scott street, was buried yester
day. The little fellow was about a
week old and died Saturday The Rev
+. Werhahn conducted the funera
service.
The Neal Brown Land Co. is the
| name of the latest real estate organlZa
| ton to be Incorporated in this city The
capital stock is $4,000, and the stock
holders are Neal Brown, Chas Gilbert
and G. ID. Jones.
Judge j C. Clarke and wife who have
| been i'll with pneumonia are recovering
though still in weakened condition
| Mr.. Clarke is able to be down to his
office for a spell each dav and Mrs
Clarke is able to be about the house.
The Misses Ella and Lille GodarC
were pleasantly surprised at their home
on jackson street, Saturday by few o.
| their young lady friends. Games were
| played and refreshments served and q
very pleasant evening was spent by all
ED. Stair ans. Geo. Fl. Nicola, who
are offering David Higgins and Grace
! Atwell in sumptous production of {
new American comedy His Last Dol
lar" feel they have legitimate anC
worthy successor to the Henrietta,
the new piece being of that type. Opers
house Tuesday, May 3.
Healthful and easily kept clean are
| the points in favor of Callies' floor
paints Eight attractive shades tt
choose from enable you to pick color
that harmonizes with rugs, furniture
etc.. and they are made of material
| specially selected &c stand the rough
usuage floor paints get.
Pursuant TO call of the county sup
ervisor of assessment, VIM Waterhouse
the assessors of the different town
held a session this afternoon in the
! supervisors room of the court house
| Matters pertaining to assessment wer'
talked over and printed matter TO
| their guidance distributed.
While Wausau is, generally speaking
pretty clean city, still at this season
| of the year there are numerous alley
that need cleaning up and now is tn
time to do it, before the suns rays ge
warmer and purify the dead Thoma
cats and other disease breeding and IN
slightly things that litter them.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Literary club will be held at the Wan
sau club house, Monday, May I'd, a
$50 p. NJ The following program viii
be presented by the department OF al
and literature
| Piano solo. Miss McDonal
Tho Silhouette in Art ........Mrs. Brigg
Group of Original Painters.......::...
Mrs McEachro
Potatoes, potatoes, potatoes, you ca
get them at Schoenebergs.
Chas. w. Steinbangh, of Chicago, ha
entered into partnership with Phil
Dean, the architect, and will move hi
family here in about a week. MI
Steinbaugh comes to Wausau highl
recommended as a first class man in h
line of work. He is a licensed arch
tect under the laws of Illinois and +,
ceived his training with the most note
architects of Chicago.
Plans were formed during the winte
months by st. Mary's congregation Il
the building of a new parsonage for tn
priest and making other improvement
TO its property. At present, however,
spirit of indecision prevails among tn
members, one of whom informs us tn:
it may be some time before any actiy
steps are taken toward carrying OF
the contemplated plans.
Yesterday afternoon Anna Oscar, {
Schofield. rode up to Schoeneberg
store on Third street and left hi
bicycle standing against the curbin!
A farmer, whose name was not learne
backed into the wheel making a cor
plete wreck of it. He never stopped
find out what the damage was b'
drove rapidly away. The officers kno
who he is and he will be made to p;
: the damages.
The county board property committ
is considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF tur
ing over the sod on the court hou
lawn this spring and re-seeding
! Since the lawn was first laid out gre
deal of wire grass has gained root al
is fast killing out the lawn grass. Al
several places have settled and requi
! filling up. The work, If done, Will
t by hand labor and spade, so as not
iniure the trees.
: From gentleman who works in t
+ Brooks 4 Ross mill at Schoteld
| learn that on last Saturday one of t
t heaviest hail storms of recent yes
visited that section. Hail stones
inch in diameter fell and resulted
nearly every pane of glass in the s
: light of the filing room of the mill bel
s broken. In the vicinity of the Mea
q farm. a quarter of a mile distant, the
was no hail to speak Of.
Pfeiffer & Klecker intend maxi
| improvements on tDelI COlu SUI
!, house soon. When building the stora
" house they made the mistake of putt
! a tin roof on it, and so another roof
p wood will be placed over the old one,
I. protect the latter from drawing
SUMS rays and melting the ice. L
firm in the fall will erect an ice hol
% back of the meat market, and next W
a ter will harvest its own ice.
:, w. l.. Roberts, representative of
= Standard Paper Co. of Milwaukee, v
y in the city Thursday. For several DIS
= : he travelled through the Lake Super
= country and he states that the Ice
- that lake is practically as solid as
mid winter. Those who have teaml
I to do between Superior and Duluth
r 90 across the ice and there is four I
y | of snow in the woods. Last Thr
| | day white boy was shot
2 / killed by negro at st. Louis becau
1 as the negro alleged, the white boy !
7 pelting the eolored man with snow ba
, Thus il seems that the people of this