Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-28
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets
Mrs. Paul H. Peters entertained al
whist on Friday afternoon.
The ladies of the Universalist society
will hold their annual household sale
on the 18th of April
Miss Virginia Manson entertained a
number of her young lady friends on
Saturday afternoon.
Electric lights have been placed on
the new bridge crossing the river in
the lower end of town.
The business meeting of the Y. p. S.
q. f. was held last evening at the home
of Rev. and Mrs s. N. Wilson.
The Wausau Electric Co. has put on
the roof of its boiler room. This work
was interrupted by cold weather in the
fall.
Ii your carriage looks bad buy 81 90
can of Callies' carriage paint and apply.
YoGll be surprised. 1t will make your
carriage look like new.
DR.. Harriet Whitehead, of this city,
who attended the annual state meeting
of osteopaths, held at Lacrosse last
week, was reelected secretary OF the
organization.
Ask your dealer for box of Idaho
apples. Choice fruit, carefully packed,
absolutely free from worms and guaran-
teed perfect. KIEFER Cold STORAGE
Co., Agents. j24
The little daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Weise on Sunday, Feb.
18th, died on the following Thursday.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon,
Rev. F. Schaer officiating.
The harness shop of p. j. Sulz has
-been purchased by j. H. Farrell who
will turn it over to his brother-in-law
&. j. Pier, of Greenleaf Mr.. Pier has
been in the harness business for great
many years.
am getting a surplus of milk cows.
Any one desiring to purchase COW
might find it to their advantage to call
and see mine. &. w. WrTTER. IT,
In circuit court, Monday, Mary Door
acek was granted divorce from her
husband, Frank, on the grounds that he
had treated her cruelty and inhumanly
They were married less than year ago
at Mosinee.
Emil Bretkreutz of the State U1iver-
sity, took part in the dual meet with
Chicago, on Saturday. Wisconsin was
outclassed being beaten by score OF
40 to &c. Emil won second place in the
$50 yard run.
The fire department was called al
about o'clock Saturday evening to the
home of Anton Kulcinski on Second
street. One of the Kulcinski children
in playing about the dining table
tipped over a lamp. Little damage lie.
suited.
Gertrude Wheelock and Myrtle Crook
the two young girls who ran away from
home and were captured at Eland jet.
were taken TO the State Industrial
school for Girls at Milwaukee, Wednes
day. They were accompanied to tina
institution by MeSdames w II. Chelli
and +. Damon.
Paul Gerhard, of the town of Stettin
has resigned as chairman of that tow,
and Carl Schewe, another member o
the town board, has been selected a
his successor. Mr. Gebhard has lease,
his farm and with his family win depar
the latter part of March for Nortl
Dakota, where he has leased a larg
farm.
Miss Florence Stoddard eutertaine,
at whist on Friday evening in honor O
Miss Edna Dexter, of Appleton AN,
Miss Ruby Tack, of Stevens Point
Prizes were won by Miss Eva Mohr an,
Robert Seharf and Margaret Mohr an,
Joseph Jogerst. Refreshments wer
served and very enjoyable time wa
had by all who participated.
The annual praise service of the ladie
of the Presbyterian church will be he'll
on Wednesday, March Sth, at p m
in the lecture room of the church A
interesting program of addresses, musi
etc., will be presented, and the pr,
sentation and opening of the prais
boxes sent out some time ago will be
delightful feature of the occasion. A
$50 tea will be served to which tn
husbands of the ladies are invite,
The latter win take place IN the dinin
room of the church.