Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-04-02
The Wausau Sandpaper company
building an addition to its factory.

The Mathie Brewing company is
preparing to build an addition to
its brewery.
The Wausau Brick and lille Company
has increased its capital stock from
S12, 900 to $4,000
The Wisconsin Telephone company
is making preparations to paint all of
its poles in the city.
| A business meeting of the G. E..
society was held last evening with Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Yost.
A 50-cent wall paper at 25 cents roll
and border to match at cents per
yard at Luebchow & Nichols.
Archie Clark and family are now liv-
ing at 125 n 9th Ave, having moved
there from Seymour street last week.
Frank Jaeger sells and delivers build
ing stone and sand Address r. F. ID.
No. a. Telephone No. 1851 m19-tf
A stock of lumber cut the past winter
in the Arntsen mill, about 100000 feet,
has been purchased by Geo Maxson for
the Cooper Maxson Lbr Co. Of MiIwau-
kee. 1t was mostly hemlock.,
The prices of the wall paper at
Luebchow Il Nichols range from cents
to so cents per double roll, and borders
to match from / cent to 10 cents per
yard.
Nowhere in the city will you get bet
ter satisfaction for your money in buy
ing spring or summer suits than at
Seim Bros. Every suit sold is tailored
up-to-date.
Luebchow u Nichols are closing out
their stock of wall paper at prices
lower than ever before heard of in
Wausau. Call and look over their
stock
The 1907 styles of clothing are so
distinct from those offered heretofore
both in style and price that you can
not afford to wear last years suit.
Get new one of Seim Bros
The Ladies Aid society OF the Univer-
salist church will be entertained by
Mrs. FL. L. Mumm and Mrs. Cornwall at
the home of the former, on Wednesday
afternoon.
The designs in wall paper shown by
Callies this year are so different from
every room in your house re-papered.
Call and look over the patterns.
The next of the series of subscription
parties at the Wausau Club house, will
be given on Friday evening. 1t will be
informal. There will be concert from
o'clock to $50 and at the latter hour
dancing will commence.
This is the time of year to re-paint
your bIggies. A small amount of
money expended will purchase enough
carriage paint, (which can be applied
by anybody, and will make your We
hicle look like new if you order of Cal
lies.
Judge Chester a Fowler, before whom
the last Dancy drainage proceedings
were heard, filed an order with A.
A. Book, clerk of the circuit court,
yesterday, directing that the organiza-
ton of the district be effected
The marriage of Mr.. George Gilkey,
of Merrill, to Miss Madge Adele Haskin,
of this city, will be soemized in the
Episcopal church tomorrow morning,
at $50 O'Clock, Rev. FIR. Thompson
officiating. After wedding breakfast
they will depart for Chicago.
Mrs. Ella Clara Knaggs, wife of
Arthur knaggs, former resident of
Wausau, died at her home in Toma-
hawk on Monday last. Shewas i'll only
a week. The young couple were
married only little more thar year
and she was taken away almost at the be-
ginning of young womanhood. Among
the relatives who survive her are two
sisters residing in this city, Mesdames
twenty-six years old at the time of her
demise. The funeral was held
Wednesday from the Tomahawk
Lutheran church. Wausau friends
sent up floral tributes,
| The federal bureau of census has just
completed its compilation of estimates
of population of cities having 5000 or
more on June 1, 1906 According to
| that estimate Wausau has risen from
fifteenth to fourteenth place in rank
| among Wisconsin cities and is credited
with population of IA, $40. whereas the
state census. of 1905 gave it IA, 45s or an
increase in one year of AL. OF the
twenty-five Wisconsin cities fol which
estimates are given only two, Marinette
and Stevens Point, show decrease
since 1900. The estimated population
of the whole country is given at nearly
IS, O00, 900.
For best lime aud cement; leave your
order at Luebchow x Nichols, west
end of Washington and Scott streets.
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