Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-03-13
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

| give china shower for Miss Gertrude
Murray on Thursday afternoon.
H. E. Policy, of Abbottsford, princi-
pal of the schools in that place, spoke
in the Universalist church on Sunday
morning.
Miss Ode Mumm and Miss Thomas
have both been unable to teach in our
schools the past week on account of
| sickness.
The Amigo basket ball team will play
a return game with the local Y Nj. G.
A. in Castle hall, Friday evening,
March Is.
Mathie's book beer will be on tap Fri
day, March 10th. 1t can be had also in
bottles. Remember the date, Friday,
| March 10Th.
Now is the time to buy boys clothing
and Seim Bros. is the place to buy. A
new lot of the celebrated Mrs. Jane
Hopkins make.
An illustrated lecture on Ben Hur for
the benefit of the Junior classes will be
given in the Y NJ C. a. April Goth, by
Sec'y Neil Campbell.
F. j. Gaetzman has sold his place of
business to Fred Brandt, one of the
owners of the Marathon City brewery.
The price paid was 81, 300.
v A. Anderson is re-arranging one of
l. ga
the changes are made his son, Victor,
will use it as cabinet shop.
JAS Mckay, foreman for many years
on the Central Wisconsin, has severed
connections with that paper and has
taken position with the Record.
We have the best carriage paint on
the market. A 75c can will make your
wagon or buggy look like new. Mumm's
paint and wall paper store, 204 Scott
street.
Household paints in small packages
for painting anything about the house
that one wants to brighten up occasion
ally. Thirty popular colors at Mumms,
204 Scott street.
At the mems meeting in the Y. M. G.
A. building Sunday afternoon, there
was an attendance of sixty-six. The
speaker was the state secretary, F. 4.
Anderson, of Milwaukee.
The remains of Lucille Treptow, who
died Sunday, were buried today from
the home of the grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Treptow, 618 Forest street.
The child was one year old.
The National Cash Register Co. of
Dayton, o., has rented an Office and
store room on jefferson street and will
establish branch agency in this city
for the trade of the surrounding terri
tory.
E. M Kumler has sold out his stock
of shoes and other goods and the same
has been shipped away. All will be
glad to know that Mr. and Mrs, Kum-
Ter intend to remain and make their
home in Wausau.
O.C. Callies is busy this week unpack-
ing consignment of wall paper of 1906
designs. The prices, as in other years,
will be below those of competitors, be-
cause Callies buys direct from the fac
tory. Prices will be given in the PILOT
later.
The twenty-first annual state copven-
ton of the Y. M g. A. will be held in
Beloit March 1918. Many people
prominent in church work throughout
the state are on the program and
number of people of this city will at
tend
The pupils in Miss Margaret Mowers
room, in the high school, have formed
non tardy club. They have received a
lot of non-tardy buttons and each wear
one. The club had a little social time
after school on Friday in the school
room.
The next number of the Y M. G. A.
course will be Isabel Carghill Beecher,
in interpretive recitals, who will APP
pear in the opera house March 21st.
The date set for the following and con-
Guiding number, Russell H. Conwell,
lecturer, is April 18th.
The National German American bank
will next Saturday award the contract
for installing the new vaults in its bank.
In about ten days, contracts will be
made for new furniture. The date for
moving into the McCrossen block while
changes are being made has not been
settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Wilson enter
tanned lady and gentlemen friends at
whist on Friday evening. There were
five tables of players and spirited game
was kept up until eleven O'Clock when
refreshments were served. The prizes
for the highest scores were won by Mrs.
L. H. johnson and E. B. Thayer
Emma, wife of Eugene Cole, of
Edgar, died in the city Saturday at the
St. Mary's hospital where she was
operated upon Wednesday for a disease
of the liver Funeral services were
held this morning at the 2. Gilbertson
home, 3l6 Spruce street, after which
the remains were taken to Edgar for
burial. She was thirty-three years of
age.
Last Wednesday evening there was
meeting of the democratic city COM
mittee and the candidates for city
offices. At this time, L. K. Wright,
who had held the position of chairman
for the past year, resigned. While
those present had not the power to
accept the resignation, still, as Mr.
Wright said that it was impossible for
him to conduct the coming municipal
campaign, f. w. Kickbusch, Jr., was
| selected for the position and Oscar