Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-04-17

l.. Z. Spencer, NJ D., office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
The city should get out its street
sprinklers; it was very dusty on the
main streets today
All members of the Y nj. G.. A. who
apply to the secretary will be given free
tickets to the Conwell lecture tomorrow
evening
Julius Look, of this city passed the
examination before the state phar-
maceutical board last Friday for assis-
tant pharmacist
In another column of this issue of the
PILOT may be found letter in verse,
from Mrs L. A hesseguie, who is in
San Jose, California, formerly of this
city.
Remember the Crary illustrated
travel lectures at the Presbyterian
church every night for a week COM
mencing April Both. Moving pictures
and Illustrated pictures each night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ringle expect to
leave Wausau June % for Europe.
They will go to. Hamburg, Ger, and
will spend the following three months
in travelling through Germany and
Austria.
Have you seen Callies' preparation
for identifying plastered walls ? 1t
comes in As colOrs and shades, can be
applied by anyone also cleaned after
being soiled. For particulars call at
store.
The receipts of the county treasurer
for the three months ending March 31st
were S176, 724.77 and the disbursements
amounted to Sill ,47075. There was
$40, 231 "a cash on hand on the date
above mentioned.
The Hamilton club, of Chicago, gave
a reception to Congressman and Mrs.
Longworth one evening last week. We
notice from the Chicago papers that
Hon. Neal Brown, of this city, occupied
a seat at the speakers table.
The next monthly meeting of the
Mems League at the Presbyterian
church will be held on Friday evening,
April Goth. w. ii. Mylrea will deliver
an address concerning his late southern
trip before the league on that occasion.
First pointer-The house cleaning
season having arrived housewives
should do their wall papering at this
time and save additional muss-up of the
house. Second pointer-The place to
buy your wall paper is at Callies,' who
carries the largest and best stock in the
city, tells you what papers are adapted
for different rooms and cuts the price
in two.
1t is reported that John Mohr, who
went to Yankton, S. D., last winter
from La Crosse, has tired of life on the
prairie and will return to his first love
-Wausau-about the first of next
month. Since the family left Wausau
some six or eight years ago, frequent
visits have been made here and Wau-
sau people have always had a desire
that the family return some day to live,
which desire is now, it seems, to be
appeased.
The congregation of St. James Catho-
lie church is increasing so rapidly that
the present edifce is not large enough
to accommodate the usual Sunday gath
erings. The society has secured an OPP
ton on the property of Morgan Bros,
corner of Second and Mcclellan, which
joins their present grounds, and on this
will probably erect a large church in
the near future. When this is done the
present quarters will be used for social
purposes
The decorations at the Upiversalist
church on Easter Sunday were some
thing out of the ordinary. 7. c. Ryan,
who is in Biloxi, Miss, sent up a large
box of magnolia leaves anu southern
ivy and some moss, this, with the pro-
fusion of Easter lilies, ferns, palms
and nearly 100 Towering plants which
were given out to the Sunday school
children at the close of the Sunday
school services, made beautiful decora-
tons which were arranged by Hugo
Mumm.
The services in all the churches Sun
day brought out large numbers Of peo-
pie. In some, programs of special
music and Easter sermons had been
previously prepared and proved an
appreciate feature. The weather also
assisted in filling each house of worship,
for the sun beamed warm and clear
leaving just enough frost in the atmos-
phere to remind one that the Easter
season marks the close of winters icy
blasts. In nearly every church there
were decorations indicative of Easter
time. Many people living in the
country attended services in the city.