Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-12-19

Bon bons and assorted candies, all
home made, at Stark's.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December 10
The Y. NJ G. A. basket ball team
will go to Rhinelander Friday and play
a game in that city that evening.
The holiday sale, conducted by the
ladies of st. Martha's Guild, at the resi-
dence of R. E. Parcher, last Saturday,
was, as usual, success.
Have you seen the many good things
Ritter q Deutsch are offering to Christ
mas purchasers If not visit to their
store will pay you. Largest line of fur
niture in the city and prices the lowest.
Gents, let one of our clerks select
dress pattern for your wife and then
present it to her Christmas morn. She
will appreciate it for we have the larg-
est line of up-to-date stock in the city
G. Anthem.
The 'Sultan of Sulu" was given at
the opera house on Friday evening and
was very much enjoyed by those in at
tendonce. Parties given in the city
that evening drew many away from the
entertainment
The Amigo journal says: &c. G.
Downer, who is very prominently
identified with the electric railway
movement in this section, is seriously
i'll with congestion of the brain, at the
home of j w. Merrill" He was evil
IDENTIFY suffering from an acute attack
of something of that kind when in this
city two weeks ago
The Baptist church pulpit was oc-
cupied Sunday evening by E. Fl. Wells,
of Madison, who spoke on "Social Con
ditions in Old Mexico" The talk,
which was very entertaining, was
listened to by large assemblage. Mr..
Wells was formerly a resident of the
city of Mexico, when he was in charge
of Y M G. A. work.
The whist party given at the Bells
House Tuesday evening by Mrs Geo.
Bells and Mrs 2 L. Goerling, was
success. $50 tickets were sold to this
event at rs cents each, and the proceeds
were for a charitable purpose Whist
was played from $50 to 1890 when re-
freshments were served. 1t was very
pleasant social event.
Mathew Dougherty, found guilty of
assault about two weeks ago, was fined
So and costs Thursday morning in
municipal court, which he paid The
fine and costs amounted to S2S7 10.
After paying his fine Dougherty soon
shook the Wausau snow from his feet
and departed for some other town,
where his presence way be more well
come than it is in Wausau
The money found on the Colby bank
robbers is now in the custody of the
First National bank of this city, and
will be held pending settlement be-
| tween the Colby bank and the casualty
company insuring the bank. OF the
81, 600 stolen, the robbers, when caught,
| had s., 965 in their possession. Cashier
johnson, who was in the bank at the
time OF the robbery, was in the city yes
/ Uerday.
Rodney, son of Rev. and Mrs. F. G..
Boiler, of Laona, died Saturday morn
| ing of convulsions and the remains
! were brought here that evening and
buried yesterday. The services were
held at the home of Mr.. Boilers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Boiler, 726
Grand avenue, and were conducted by
Rev. S. N Wilson, assisted by Dr. w.
o. Carrier, of Waukesha. The child
was four months and ten days old at
the time of death.
Reports from Athens state that John
Blecha, who accidentally shot himself a
week ago, remains practically in the
same condition, little weaker if any
thing. He has had some conscious
spells, during one of which he was able
to tell how the accident happened, stat
| ing that in picking up the rifle he
stumbled and in the fall the gun was
discharged. The doctors dare not
probe for the bullet for fear of fatal re-
J suits, though little hope is held out fol
the mans recovery.
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