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

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sick list, is able to be about again.
The so per cent. cut in wall paper at
Callies' store ends Jan. 1st. Buy now
Wanted for cash: Baled hay, oats, po-
tatoes, butter and eggs at Schoeneberg's
Miss Helen Stewart has issued invita-
tions to lady friends for bridge whist
party on Saturday afternoon.
Every family has some chair or sofa
that needs only new upholstering to be
better than new. Call on John Vogt to
| have it done. IT,
Don't tail to see the beautiful array
of perfume in bulk and attractive holt
day packages at Philbrick's east and
west side pharmacies. d11-2w
There are many little things in the
store of Seim Bros which make nice
Christmas presents for men. Does the
'old man. need smoking jacket?
Rosalia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Bartholomew Monisky, of the town of
Maine, died Friday, four days after
birth. Funeral was held Saturday
Mrs. Martha Werner, aged nineteen
years, died Thursday after three weeks
illness, at her home, 1856 West street.
The funeral was held Saturday after
noon, the Rev. E. A. Fuenfstueck
officiating.
If you want to buy some boy or man
a Christmas present and your finances
are limited, why just ask Seim Bros
for half dozen linen handkerchiefs
They also have the ones of silk with
initial in corner.
You may have company during the
holidays. What makes better i'm
preston on visitors than new, clean
"all paper Now is your chance 10
get paper at so per cent. reduction.
CALLIEs.
A load of white pine logs, quite a
novelty around here, and the first load
of the season, was hauled through the
main streets of the city this morning,
drawn by four horses. The logs were
cut by Lutz & German and were taken
to the Arntsen mill.
There may be another business
college opened up in Wausau before |
long. Prof. +. B. Bells of South Bend,
Ind, an educator who has a wide |
reputation, was here last week looking |
over the field with view of locating |
He feels that this field is an excellent |
one
The firm of Gillian & Rick has been |
dissolved. The latter retiring from the
business. This Mr.. Rick finds neces-
sary on account of rheumatism which
he finds is greatly aggravated on
account of having to 60 in and out of /
the ice box. The firm will hereafter be
known as Gillian IL Yost. The latter
having purchased an interest in the
business.
Paul Kickbusch has purchased two
lots of the old Crochiere property on
the town line road and contract was
let to VIM. Sternberg yesterday to
build boarding house on the same.
The house will be of considerable size
and will probably be managed by Alex.
Mcdonald. There is need of board
ing house in that locality since the G.
Il n. R'y. Co. has built its round house,
ETC., in that section. 1t is possible the
hotel will be built this winter, but pro-
badly will not be begun until spring.
National Do,,tfrv EooI +Lo o.,oo+ oo.r.
producer, for sale at Schoeneberg's
Committees will meet on Dec. 20 for
the purpose of making settlement with |
county officers. The one which will |
settle with the county treasurer, dis |
trict attorney and clerk of the circuit |
court is composed of Geo. Harrington,
of the town of Spencer; John Manson,
of the city, and Ben Lang, of the
village of Mcmillan. The one to go |
over the accounts of the county clerk is
composed of F. j. Edmonds, of Bro
kaw; Frank Gaetzman, of the city and |
Jacob Myszka, of the town of Riet-
brock.
Mrs. Catherine Monte was awarded a
judgment of 81, 900 against the Wausau |
Paper Mills Co. last Thursday in mu-
nicipal court. She brought suit for |
$1,000 damages, the statutory limita-
ton, for the death of her husband who |
was killed in the mills of the defendant |
company. She was left with three |
small children and is in very straight |
ened circumstances, unable to speak |
English. An appeal was taken by the |
defendant compaDy's attorneys and the |
case certified to the supreme court.
Many of the friends of A. NJ Peterson,
vice-president of the Wausau Furniture
company, went to his home on north |
Third avenue and gave him a surprise |
party, last Friday evening. Mr.. Peter
son had recently recovered from a siege |
of sickness. He has, for long time
been organist in the Swedish Methodist
church, giving his services gratis, and
the members of that congregation
wanted to show their appreciation and
friendship in this way. They came
with refreshments and presents and the
evening was a most delightful one.
The county board committee on pub
lie property met yesterday in the court
house. 1t authorized the county clerk
to purchase $50 cords of green maple
body wood at 1925 per cord, and 80
cords of bir at IS 70 per cord The
committee also conferred with j. P.
JogerSt, architect, and recommended
changes TO be made in the plans for the
new poor house. The plans, after being
changed, will be submitted to the state
board of control for approval. The
above committee is composed of Ii. j.
Blanchard. of Colby; W. w Thayer, of
Plover; Jacob Myszka, of Rietbrock; 2.
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