Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-04-02
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

James Mckay has machinery and
type here and will open a job printing
office.
Miss Helen Stewart entertained
young lady and gentlemen friends on
Saturday.
Schools closed last Friday for Easter
vacation. They will commence again
next Monday.
In the matter of selecting spring or
summer suit you will find the largest
stock to select from at Seim Bros.
G. f. Dunbar and d. j. Murray have
determined to be in the swim this sea-
son and will have automobiles.
Hon. Neal Brown addressed tire mem
bers of the Ladies' Literary club this
afternoon on Education"
The young people of the high school
are getting up dancing party to be
held in Castle hall on Wednesday even
ing.
The stock of wall paper at Luebchow
& Nichols is going fast. Hurry and
make your selection now before the
rush begins.
At the first of April the county
treasurer had a total of S3S, All 20 on
hand, the bulk of which was deposited
in the city banks.
Mrs. HI. j. Evans has issued invita-
Wednesday and luncheon on Satur-
day afternoon.
VIM Bonek and Miss Ida Buntrock
were married Saturday evening in the
German Reformed church, Rev. E. A.
Fuenfstueck officiating.
The annual cake sale of st. Martha's
Guild on Saturday afternoon was large
ly attended by purchasers and it was
therefore decided success.
Miss Mabel Weik and brother, Oscar,
of Wausau attended the funeral of
their cousin, Miss Emma Gilbertson,
Tuesday.-Stevens Point journal.
BICYCLE OwNERs-Now is the time to
give your wheels new coat of enamel.
A 25c can (any color of our enamel
makes your wheel look like new-O.
G.. Callies.
A full line of spring and summer
wear for men is on display at Seim
Bros. store. Goods are guaranteed to
give satisfaction and that means some
thing to you.
Chas. f. Young, formerly of this city,
and who has cousins living here at
present, has been promoted to the
position of assistant foreman of manu-
facture in the government printing
office.
An ounce of satisfaction is worth
pound of talk, the MOUND CITY
KITCHEN CABINET gives perfect
satisfaction. Look at it, order one and
you will be satisfied.
Edward German came up from the
State University and spent several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs p Cor
man, the past week He returned to
the university yesterday.
Miss Marion Ryan will take trip
abroad this year. She will go with
party who are mostly from Wilson col
lege, Chambersburg, Pa, and will de-
part on the 10th of June.
The weather up to the past few days
has been anything but favorable for
maple sugar. Now with cold nights
and warm days, we may expect that
considerable sugar and syrup will be
made.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ E.
church will hold rummage sale in the
Braatz building, corner of Second and
Scott streets, commencing on the 10th
day of April aud continuing for one
week. 2t
The Wausau and Milwaukee Sharp
shooters societies had another eompeti-
tive shoot last Sunday which was again
won by the former by IS points. The
local team has won two contests this
season.
This is election day. but as there is
only one contest. there IS no excite
ment, and that is between r. S. Marsh
all and H. T. Scudder for justice of the
supreme court. w. j. Farrell has no
opposition for county superintendent OF
schools.
The weather, the latter part of March
turned very cold. The wind came
down over the frozen country of the
north and CONCEALED everything again.
There is promise of warmer weather,
for the next few days. az least, and al
viii welcome it.
Fred Oscar. aged twenty-five years,
died at his home in Schotield last Fri.
day after four weeks illness with
typhoid pneumonia. He was native
of this county, being born in Mosinee
His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Oscar The funeral services were held