Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-11-28


a dinner party Saturday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Goodrich
Before selecting paints for interior
finish, call on o. G. Callies. vino will
tell you just what to use and will give
you many pointers, which he has gained
from long experience.
Alexander Stewart of Wausau, the
lumber king of northern Wisconsin, is
taking rest at the Hotel Pfister after
a visit to the city at the head of the
lake.-Evening Wisconsin.
Christian Scientists from Merrill,
Grand Rapids, Amigo, Schofield,
Mosinee and Amberg, Wis, came to
| Wausau to attend the lecture delivered
| by Hon. C.. A. Buskirk last Sunday.
On Saturday, Nov. 25, the high school
second eleven played the Wittenberg
| Academy team at Wittenberg. About
two inches of snow made the field hope
lessly slippery, and fast work was i'm
| possible.
The members of Lady Wastell Hive,
| l.. o. T. NJ, cordially invite all their
frieds to attend card party and dance
to be given at the Noodman hall, west
side, Thursday evening Dec. T..
Tickets, SOC; lunch, i0c. 1t
The ladies of the Universalist church
will hold their annual sale of fancy
articles at the church next Thursday
afternoon, beginning at A: 80 O'clock, and
supper will be served at 600. The sale
will conclude Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies of the New Ideal club were
entertained by Mrs. j. l.. Komers, on
Wednesday. 1t was the occasion of
Mrs. Komers' birthday. Cinch was the
game played and prizes were won by
Mesdames W + Neuling, Paul Mueller
and (. W. Genrich.
Mrs. John L. Kiefer and Mrs. o. B.
Kaross gave spoon shower on Thurs
day evening at the home of the former
in honor of Miss Helen Heinemann.
Only members of the N G. club were
invited. Whist was played and Miss
Heinemann won first honors
Yesterday was celebrated by Co.
Treas. Robt. Juedes as his 3lst birth
day. Numerous friends learned of the
fact and called at the house in the
evening and helped him celebrate. He
engaged Schuetz' hall and an orchestra
and the evening was spent in dancing
ana 1eaStlng.
Fred Satoski, a resident of Brokaw,
was brought to the city Saturday by
a constable, to serve a term in the
county Jail. Satoski was convicted be-
fore Brokaw justice of the peace of
havinE broken into the mill boarding
house and stealing S35 from one of the
mill hands. He was sentenced to pay
a fine of So 90 and spend six months in
the county Jail.
The Oils examination was called
Thursday morning in Justice Jones
court, but owing to the attorneys on
both sides being engaged in other
cases, a further postponement was
taken to December I'd The postpone
ment was taken with the stipulation
that it may be taken up at an earlier
date, at the convenience of the defend
ants attorney, F. B. Lomer eaux.
The grand concert to be given
Wednesday evening. Dec. 10, at the
new Methodist church, premises to be
a musical event of rare occurrence
There will be grand orchestra under
Jacob Reuters direction; soprano solos
by Mrs Geo. Hart; violin solos by Mr.
Reuter-, and number of other good
things upon the program which will de-
light every music lover who is fortunate
enough to attend. Better get your
tickets at once.
The funeral of JAS Friedman, who
died Augustana hospital, Chicago,
Thursday, following an operation for
the removal of gall stones, was held in
this city Sunday. He was forty-five
wears of age and a son-in-law of Herman
Feldman. He resided in this city for
great many years, but of late had been
for commercial house. In
terment was made in the Hebrew GENE
trey. and Rabbi Garechter, of Appleton,
conducted the funeral rites.
Sheriff Damon has recovered a
bicycle stolen in Hatley last summer.
A young man working in the court
house in the employ of the state tax
commission, had occasion one day to go
to Hatley, and rented Columbia bicy-
Gle of the G. F. Dunbar Co. After tran
sacting his business he could not find
his wheel, and had to come home by
train. The wheel was found few days
ago, hidden back of a fence. Whoever
had stolen it cut Sits in the tires and
otherwise damaged the wheel out of
pure meanneSS.
Up to the present conditions have not
been very favorab BILE for deer hunters on
account of no snow, and consequently
fewer deer have been brought to Wau-
sau this season than for several seasons
past. Down on the main line of the
Northwestern it has been different and
reports state that trains have been
delayed at Appleton Jet, because of
the time spent in transferring of deer
carcases from one train to another
One train last week had on board 139
deer. The open season lasts four days
more and after that hunters have three
days to get their deer out of the woods,
which practically means that the
season is extended three days. It's a
fool law that prohibits butcher selling
venison and yet through its importation
allows hunters to use dogs.