Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-21
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dean entertained

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friends at cinch Saturday evening.
Mrs John Warning is confined to her
home on Kickbusch street by reason of
illness.
The annual sleigh ride to Kelly by
the Christian Endeavor society. on
Wednesday evening was success in
every way,
A new plate glass front is being
placed in the G. Anthem store. The
door leading into the ladies' depart
ment will be set back into the building
several feet, allowing better display
of goods in the windows.
Miss Nellie Silverthorn, librarian Of
the free public library, intended to de-
part today for Beloit to attend state
library meeting but was prevented
from so doing by reason of illness. She
is under physicians care.
DR.. Lawrence received letter from
DR.. Willard since he landed in Europe.
The Dr. and his wife were very well
during the entire trip and the weather
was very comfortable. They arrived
on the other side two weeks ago to-
morrow.
ID. w. g. Mitchell is very i'll at pres
ent with a complicaf On of old age and
other troubles. On account of his
advanced age, SO years, his recovery is
very doubtful. His daughter, Mrs.
Dill, of Denver, Col, is expected to ar
rive in the city soon.
Leo Sulz died Saturday night at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Sulz, in Schofeld. He had been
i'll for several months with consump.
ton, but had been able to be out in the
open air up to short time ago. He
was twenty-one years of age.
Calles' furniture paint is paint
specially prepared for identifying and
preserving furniture and can be applied
by anyone. The money you pay for a
can will be returned if the contents of
the can does not make your furniture
look like new. 1t is used by all large
furniture factories in the United States.
A logging train on the Northwestern
Ry., was wrecked near Ringle station
Sunday by a rail spreading Nearly
every car was thrown into the ditch,
and some were so badly wrecked as to
be of little value A wrecking crew
was summoned from Kaukauna and
worked long into the night in clearing
the track.
The Seventh and Eighth grades of the
Schofield school have organized a
literary society called, 1.-The Schoteld
Literary Society" its officers are as
follows:
President-Emma A. Meuret
Vice President-Mary B. Harvey
Secretary-John Prahl
Treasurer-Faale Kamke.
Theodore Zastrow, a young man EN-
ployed on the Simmer farm, wa:
kicked by horse Saturday evening
Both jaw bones and nose were broken
all of his front teeth Knocked out ano
his face terribly cut up and he can only
receive soft foods through silver tube
He is now resting as comfortable a:
can be expected, and is confined at the
Riverside hospital.
Policeman Richard Relitz was sus.
pended Saturday by the chief because
of having imbibed too many red lemon
AIDES. His examination before the boarc
of police and fire commissioners wa.
set for last evening but he saved the
commission going through such pro
ceeding by handing in his resignation
There are two eligibles on the civi
service list for the position, Geo Glenn
and Frank Oviatt The latter is serv
ing at present.
A number of Wausau adrhirers of tn,
manly art of self defense, Paul Meyer
AL. Cook, Paul Struck, Axil Anderson
John Thick, Carl Adam, Sam Severson
Allen Mccormick and John SINISTER
went to Oshkosh Thursday to witnes
a bout, bnt came home disappointe,
lot. Eddie Hanlon, of San Francisco
and Tommy Mowatt, of Chicago, wer
scheduled to give an exhibition in tina
city that evening, but the Oshkosh min
listers prevailed upon the governor L
forbid the fight, and the sheriff carrie,
out the governors mandate. This
a5other feather in the cap of the gov
( ernor.
Ask your dealer for a box of Idah
apples. Choice fruit, caref llly packed
absolul y free from worms and guaran
teed perfect. KIsFER Cold SroRAGl
Co., Agents. j4