Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-12-18

| WANTED Hemlock lath bolts. En-
quire of Barker q Stewart Lbr. Co.
Many carloads of Christmas trees ar
being shipped from this section t.
Chicago and other points.
Mrs c. W. Harger gave luncheon
on Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock
in honor of Miss Isabel Baker
Joseph Charter, of Merrill, father o
+. +. and ID. Charter, of this city, ha
been very sick for week past.
Every family has some chair or sof;
that needs only new uphoistering to b.
better than new Cali en- John yogt t.
have it done. IT,
An effort will be made in the legisla
ture this winter to create new county
from the counties Of Forest, Marinettt
and Oconto.
The Gilman Rick Meat and Grocery
] Co. will do business hereafter under
I the name of The VIM Gillian Meat ant
Grocery company.
Don't tail to see the beautiful array
of perfume in bulk and attractive holi
day packages at Philbrick's east and
west side pharmacies. dll-2W
I Julius Hardell, who resi,'es on Chi
! cago Ave, fell down stairway in hi:
barn Friday morning and fractured hi:
right hip and disIocated his left shout
der
On SUNDAY evening, Dec 23d, there
will be song service given at the Pres
byterian church. at which time very
appropriate Christmas music will be
rendered.
Mike Meyer, resident of Brokaw,
was brought down from that village
last week and placed in the pest house.
There are several other cases of small
pox in Brokaw.
Neck ties in all styles, silk and linen
handkerchiefs, mufflers, smoking jack
cts, silk suspenders, gloves and many
other useful gifts can be found at Seim
Bros. at low prices.
The Green Bay Advocate, one of the
oldest papers in Wisconsin, published
its last issue on Saturday. The paper
was started in 1916, and for many years
1t has been operating daily.
Suspenders are necessary adjunct
to mans clothing. When looking
around for gift, why not buy pair of
silk suspenders and make some poor
fellow happy. Seim Bros have a large
variety Wives and girls, think it over
Miss Rose Kreutzer entertained lady
friends at bridge whist on Friday eve
ming, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. L.
Kreutzer, in honor of Miss Isabel
Baker. 1t was an evening of enjoy
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by Miss Baker and Miss Antoinette
Hoeflinger.
Justice 4. n Larner moved his vol
umes of revised statutes Blackstone s
decisions, and other office paraphernalia
from the Rohde building to the base
ment of the First National bank build
ing Saturday. He is now comfortably
situated in the rooms frequently occu-
pied as republican headquarters.
Mayor Duncan is kept busy denying
the report that he YVES hoodwinked into
attending a dog aud badger fright,
while in West Baden, Ind, recently
The fact that he did so would perhaps
have forever remained a secret, had not
other Wausau people been at the fam
Gus health resort at the same time, and
gave the snap away. If you want an
interesting story, ask the mayor to de-
scribe the fright.
Miss Helen Stewart entertained a
number of her lady friends, last Satur-
day afternoon, at bridge whist at her
home on East hill There were five
tables of players and charming after
noon was had by all who participated
The rooms were handsomely decorated
with cut flowers At the close of the
game, refreshments were served. Prizes
were won by Mrs. A l.. Kreutzer and
Mrs. H. III. Manson.