Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-03-21

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ceeded the Phoenix Stone Sidewalk
Co.
For SALE. A few boars, Chester
White, registered Enquire of H. S.
Wright, 1890 s. Third Ave. m14-tf
Today is the first day of spring. The
crow is here but the robin has not as
yet sought his old haunts of last sum-
mer.
Nearly all of the town treasurers have
made their settlement with the county
treasurer. The delinquent tax list this
year will be much smaller than usual
The union evangelistic services that
have been conducted in Castle hall aad
the Presbyterian church for the past
three weeks will conclude next Sunday
evening.
The annual athletic exhibition of the
Y. M. C. A. will be held on the evening
of Friday, May 5th, at the opera house.
A very pleasing program will be ar
ranged for the occasion.
Adams & Quistorf, who have been
conducting tin shop on Washington
street, have dissolved partnership. MIR.
Adams will continue to operate the
shop while Mr.. Quistorf will open
another shop.
Bids on the lew bonds to be issued by
the city, amounting to 1925. 900, will be
opened on Saturday next. On next
Tuesday evening there will be meet
ing of the city council at which probab-
ly some of the bids will be approved.
On account of other meetings being
held, the West Side Ladies' Aid society
of the Presbyterian church has post
poned its intended meeting on March
oath to the 31st, at which time the
members will meet at the home of Mrs.
b. A. Benson.
At the district oratorical event to be
held in Grand Rapids next Friday
evening, Wausau has been allowed TO
enter two contestants instead of one.
Frank Okoneski was the first selected
but by the late arrangement Carl
Kraatz will also enter.
The manager of a continuous vaude-
vile is in the city and made an attempt
to lease the old Livingston store in the
Nichols block for play house. The ex-
pense was too great and 1t is reported
that he will move his show into the
Jawort building on Scott street.
Principal C. C. Parlin, of the high
school, returned home last evening
after attending meeting of the athletic
board of the state Interscholastic as
sociation at Madison. At that meeting
the time for holding the next annual
| meeting was fixed for May Goth al
Madison. Wausau, as usual will enter
| u team.
The Monday Evening Study clut
held social session last evening al
the residence of Judge and Mrs. w, G.
tSilverthorn and were entertained by
Miss Nellie Silverthorn. Whist was
the order of the evening and the bes
score was made by Mrs. j M. Lull
Refreshments were served and mos
delightful time was had.
A sink, connected with the sewers, /:
being put into the court house as an aiC
to the ianitor. Heretofore when any
cleaning has been done in the building
the only place where the cigar stubs
and other pick-ups found in the cuspi
dores and the refuse accommodating in
side the rooms could be dumped, wa
on the lawn. Hereafter such dirt viii
90 into the sink and be carried through
the sewers to the river.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y NJ. c
A. has elected new officers as fol
lows:
| President-Mrs. j. A. Underwood.
i Vice resident-Mrs. A. E. Patch.
Secy. and Treas.-Mrs e. E. Turner
i In anticipation of new building be
ing constructed q fund to be used 70
the furnishing of the kitchen has beel
started.
The secretary of the Marshfeld lodg
of Good Templars, has informed tn
local lodge here that twenty-five Q
] their members will Fisit Wausa
Friday, at the time of holding tn
, annual convention of the sdistric
, societies. Wausau lodge win banque
them in Castle hall, at o'clock. Thos
desiring to attend the church service
at the Presbyterian church will do Sc
} and afterwards at o'clock class G
: twenty will be initiated into Wausa
t lodge After which an entertainment
l will follow. Marshfield viii return 3
l1:So. next morning