Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-12-11

WANTED -Hemlock lath bolts. En-
qulre OF Barker d Stewart Lbr Co.
Order wall paper now. Prices will
be advanced after Jan. 1st.-Callies.
The stores opened up last evening
and will remain open until after the
holidays.
Safety razors from S1.0O to $500 for
Xmas gifts at Philbrick's pharmacy
east and west side. d11-2w
For RENT-House, modern conyen-
fences, centrally located; can be had
NOW. Enquire at this office. If.
National Stock Food Guaranteed
to cure hidebound and wormy horses.
Has no equal as milk producer. For
sale at Schoeneberg'
The county board of supervisors will
meet Jan. 8th. At that time salaries
and bonds of county officers will be
liked for the ensuing year.
The public school in the village of
Brokaw has been closed because three
children in the family of, N. |. Aims
worth were discovered to have small
pox.
When wondering what you will buy
Tor gentleman's Christmas present,
ask Seim Bros. for a suggestion. Let
Them show you some of their silk initial
handkerchiefs, for starter.
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Bernhard Fraenkel, aged II, died yes
terday of cerebral hemorrhage, after
suffering stroke of paralysis. The
funeral will be held Thursday after
noon from the home, Rev. F. Schaer
officiating. He is survived by his wife
and one son, Robert.
Miss Margaret Waterhouse was
eleven years old last Thursday and duly
celebrated the event by inviting twenty
| two of her little girl friends to her
home. She was the recipient of many
tokens of their friendship and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Francis Blum, died Saturday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Paul Kruger,
1904 Sixth street, aged sixty-fve years.
Paresis was the cause of death. The
funeral will be held Wednesday morn
ing at ten O'Clock in Marathon City,
where the remains have been taken.
Mrs. w. f. Dodge is confined at her
home on Second street, with what is
thought to be typhoid fever. Leslie,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Jones, is also
very sick with the same disease. Ar
thur Curtis, who has been confined in
st. Mary's hospital for several weeks
with typhoid, is believed to be out of
danger.
For SALE-A 40 acre farm, four miles
west OF the city, on the main road, next
to brick yard. Roomy buildings, of
good material. House 2Sx3O. Seven
acres cleared and under good cultiva-
ton, 25 acre pasture, fenced. Will be
sold cheap if taken before spring. Call
on or address VIM. WILKENs,
2w. RID No
The November term of municipal
court was concluded Saturday and the
jurors discharged. The last case was
entitled III. s Wunderlich VS.. The Wis
consin Box Co. The suit was brought
as result OF dispute over a lumber
deal entered into by Wunderlich Bros.
and the defendant company, but was
non-sulted when its merits were shown
TO the court.
Don't miss the Xmas sale and supper
at the M. E church, Friday, December
18th. The sale opens at $50 and nice
supper will be served at $50.
MENU:
Veal loaf, Ham.
Scalloped potatoes, Baked beans.
Rolls, Brown bread.
Salad, Pickles, Jelly.
| Coffee, cake. % cents.
Ice cream 10 cents extra.
Mothers, sisters or best girls can
please their sons, brothers or fellows"
by buying them pair of Seim Bros
silk suspenders for Christmas present.
The general store of f. IL. Van Cor
don in Fenwood village was destroyed
by fire Sunday night. The family of
the owner lived up stairs and had a
very narrow escape from death or seri-
Gus injury. The Fenwood telephone
exchange was located in the store and
TINS also was destroyed, The store for.
merly belonged to the Fenwood Lum-
Der Co. and with its stock of goods was
valued at upward of $4,000,
| Father l. j. Vaughn who had been
engaged by the Mems league of the NJ.
+. church to deliver lectures on Dec.
1919, has notified the league that he will
not appear here until later date. He
made the change because church of
his own denomination, St. James,
holds mission services at that time and
he did not desire his lectures to conflict
with the same. The league will an
nounce the dates of his appearance
later.
After January LIST you. viii have to
pay old prices for wall paper at Callies'
store. Buy now and save 80 per cent.
Otto Bruss was given verdict of
Judgment against j. l. Rood in munich
pal court Friday. The amount as
sessed was s17566. Bruss brought suit
TO recover $3.50 on breach of contract.
, The two some time ago purchased the
stock of bankrupt hardware store,
, with the agreement that they were to
share the profits equally. After the
stock had been disposed of it vas found
: that they had run behind on the deal
and Mr.. BruSs claimed that under the
agreement his partner was 20 share
equally the loss. Rood, however,
Iclair1nd that the srnnds had ~ LID