Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-03-14

They are elegant-Callies' new pat
terms of wall paper. Paints TO match
all shades and colors.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, March 14th.
We have the largest line of fine pa
pers ever brought in to Wausau. All
the new things in decorations.
H. l.. MUMM & Co. Telephone 100.
Dunbar & Co.'s bicycle shop, No. 112
Third street, has again been opened to
the public. Prepare now for the season
by buying new wheel or have your
old wheel repaired.
Cawley Bros. have sold their hotel
building on Washington street, the old
Empey House property, to Philip
Douville. The latter will take charge
Immediately and conduct boarding
house.
The James Music Co. has just put on
sale very handy little article. 1t is
used by the ladies for ripping and is
placed on the finger the same as a
thimble and from one side extends a
very sharp little knife.
uFrank VAIL, an employ at the La
Porte logging camp near Gallon station,
was caught between two logs one day
early last week and had one of his
hands badly mashed. He came into
the city to have it dressed.
Carl Wartman's delivery horse ran
away Friday morning while the driver
was making delivery of meat to one
of the residences on east hill. The
animal ran to the barn and encountering
no other rigs or telephone poles on the
way, consequently no damage was done.
Pine Council, Royal Arcanum, held a
card party and social Thursday even
ing that was well attended and largely
enjoyed. At card playing the first
prizes went to Mrs. Bert Arendsee and
w. H. Berger. Mrs. Frank Mccullough
and II. L. Mumm won the second
prizes.
The manufacturers of the celebrated
Longley hat have conceived many new
shapes for this years wear. The first
shipment of the 1905 styles and colors
were unpacked this afternoon at Seim
J Bros. store. Examine them and we
assure you that you will find something
you have been looking for.
Bertha Eschmann, of the city, aged
81, was examined by Drs. Rosenberg
and Humid Thursday with view OF
sending her to an asylum. 1t was
| ascertaiued that she had been weak
4 minded since an early age and she was
1 committed to the Home for Feeble
Minded at Chippewa Falls, and she will
be taken there by Mrs. w. G. Dickens,
| The bread thai mother used to bake
was not one bit better than the bread
A you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. 1t makes light, white bread and
| fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
| stores sell it. Order sack and give il
. fair trial. Made by f. w. Kickbusch
81 Son. tt.
4 Arguments are being heard today in
the controversy growing out of the
effort to incorporate the village Of
Unity. Judge Burnell, of Oshkosh. j:
here and is presiding over court while
the Hor Neal Brown is representing
the petitioners for incorporation anC
Attys. Jacques Il Mcbride, of Neillsville
the opposition.
The local colony of Irish has decided
TO celebrate st. Patrick's birth next Fri
day evening and has engaged Rev. FIR
IL. j. Brennan, of Necedah, to deliver al
Iaddress at Fraternity hall on that occa
Ision. MIR. Brennan is said to be a fin'
speaker and the subject of his address
will be The Trials and Triumphs o
the Irish People"
On account of the district attorne,
being absent from the city, another ad
ljournment was taken yesterday morn
ling in the case against Richard Lam
brecht and Louis Peneau, charged
with highway robbery. They viii hav
their preliminary examination mex
Thursday. Their bond has been re
duced TO 81 900 each. Lambrecht ha
furnished bond.
1 Manager Cone, of the Grand oper
house, wired Marinette, Wis, 10 re
gard to the merits of the "Hoity Ioity
; lopera Co. which is TO appear here o
Wednesday night aud received the 70
! lowing message:
Marinette. Wis, March 18th.
Hoity Toity by far the best musics
comedy seen here this season. Cas-
chorus, excellent, costumes, scenery
fine, delighted packed house.
ID. j. robson.
Manager Sc ott's opera houss