Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-03-06

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Don Murray entertained a few of his
young lady and gentlemen friends on
Thursday evening.
j. s. Alexander came up from Wau-
sau and spent Wednesday of this week
in this city.-The Tomahawk.
Louis Strankowski, who recently
came here from Stevens Point, has
opened photograph gallery on Sixth
street.
The commencement program of the
Wausau high school, class 1906, can
be found in the high school notes of
this week.
Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates and porcelain
inlays. Office over the Continental
clothing store. nov21-tf
Rev. L. G. Smith, d. D., synodical
superintendent, will conduct the SER
vice in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning.
No matter what your nationality or
where your parents came from, come
out and hear Prof Reuter- at the opera
house Monday night.
II you need wall paper this spring let
us figure with you. It's good time
now before the spring rush is On.
MUMM's. 204 Scott St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Heinemann are
contemplating a trip abroad. If moth
ing comes up to prevent, they will de-
part some time during the early part of
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gooding are con-
templating starting on an eastern trip
next week. They will go to Asheville,
North Carolina, where their son, Guy,
is attending school.
A joy to housekeepers-Callies' floor
finish. 1t will not show scratches and
heel marks and does not require con-
slant attention, as does oil or wax.
Sold only by Callies.
Christ Lund, the florist, has been
granted patent on device for sup
porting carnations. 1t is said that it
will meet a long felt want with florists
and its manufacture costs but little.
March 1st was ushered in cloudy and
threatening AID before evening there
was bowling snow storm in progress.
1t came in like a lion, all right, and it
is hoped that it will be lamb like the
balance of the month.
Messrs. l. d. Steffen, j G. Lewis and
P. j. Willard went to Wausau Wednes-
day to consult with the Wausau Ma
sonic fraternity relative to the establish
ment of local commandery in Amigo
Amigo Republican.
Earl w. Chafee, of Rhinelander,
midshipman in the navy, now stationed
on the cruiser Minneapolis, has for
warded his resignation to the secretary
of the navy. He states that he is dis
satisfied with the navy, having prefer
ence for civil life.
The fund being created for the pur-
pose of buying furniture for the public
library building and identifying the
grounds has been substantially in
creased by two checks of 800 each
donated Saturday morning. They were
issued by the Wausau Electric Co. and
the Wausau Gas Light and Coke Co.
The Tuesday Musical club is holding
its regular monthly meeting this after
noon, at the club house. The program
was arranged by Miss Dunbar, of this
city, and Miss Stella Heinemann, of
Merrill, and the latter is present taking
part in the same. Several very fine
quartettes and trios will be rendered
by ladies and gentlemen.
Twenty-Five premiums have been of
fered the students of the high school by
the Marathon county fair management
to encourage them in making exhibits
of school work at the fair next fall
The graded schools have been offered a
total of twenty-three premiums. The
city schools this year will have a depart
ment separate from the county schools.
Chas. Henzel was arrested yesterday
on a charge of assault and battery. 1t
is alleged that Henzel slugged Nate
Morrow, town of Maine farmer, while
the two were at dance at a. Hoffman S
place in the town of Maine last fall A
warrant was issued for his arrest at
that time but he left town and has since
kept away from the city. He pleaded
guilty to the charge and contributed S.
to the school fund.