Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-10

now manager OF the amigo hepuDllcan.
When you think of ice cream, ice
cream sodas and hot drinks, think of
John Stark's confectionery.
Arrangements are being made for a
social dancing party to be given at the
Wausau Club house on Friday evening.
Frank, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f..
Stanke fell N the ice while skating
Friday evening and fractured his
ankle.
Remember the sale Of the Universal
ist Aid society will open at 8 O'Clock
p. NJ. Friday and supper will be served
from $50 o'clock.
i We have some of our most exquisite
perfumes in fancy holiday packages.
Fine gift for lady. Wiechmann's
Pharmacy, 69i steps from the P. o.
j. p Young has some exquisite boxes
of candies, which make nice presents
for the ladies. Order at once, the
supply may not last.
Jas. Haskin has moved his barber
shop from the basement of the First
National bank building to the building
in which the Philbrick drug store is
located.
Shingles! Shingles Shingiesl Do you
need any? We have them and the
kind that will suit you. Call and ge
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
IT, BARKER Il STEWART LUMBER Co.
You now have the last chance to
make choice from this years stock of
wall paper as all which is not disposed
of by Jan. 1st, will be shipped to coun-
try towns. You can buy now for less
than ever before.
Following the business meeting of
the X. p. looge last night the members
were treated to music furnished by S.
p Templeton, A. L. Annes and Jas.
Duncan. Then card playing was re-
sorted to as a pastime, at which A. M.
Olson won first prize. Refreshments
were served.
The lady of sense and good taste will
present her husband or little Willie
! with something both useful and
ornamental She will go to Seim Bros.
and pick out something from the many
useful articles to be found in that store
After she has made her gift she will
find that her efforts will be rewarded
with appreciation, for anything she
may select at that store is bound to
please.
When you make your Christmas
selections, buy something useful. Pre-
sent your gentleman friend with silk,
linen or initial handkerchief, silk sus-
penders, muller, necktie, smoking
jacket, pair of gloves, an umbrella or
something equally as useful. And
when you are thinking of making such
selection don't forget that Seim Bros is
the headquarters for the best mems
goods in town.
The agricultural and training schools
will both close on Friday. Dec. 20, for
the holiday vacation. They will re-
main closed until the Monday fo'- "
ing New Years. K. B. Johns, principal
of the former school, will terminate his
work in Wausau at that time. His sue
cessor has not as yet been chosen.
Several parties have applied for the po-
sition, one has visited Wausau, but as
yet the board has made no decision.
For candies, ice cream, ice cream
sodas and hot drinks visit John Stark's
confectionery. They are made fresh
every minute.
Mrs, Amanda Schooley was called to
Hieksville, o., last Tuesday evening in
response to telegram stating that her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Goss, was on her
death bed. Mrs. Cess fell and frac-
tured her hip bone and as she was sew
enty-six years of age recovery was inn
possible. She died Tuesday and the
funeral was held Thursday. Miss Goss
visited her daughter in this city on sew
eral occasions, the last time being about
a year ago.
w. l.. Church of Boston, acting in
the capacity of representative of the
Amburson Dam and Construction Co.,
of that city, spent Wednesday in the
city. He went up to Trappe rapids, ac-
companied by M. c. Ewing, and looked
over that part of the river. The Wau-
sau Street Railroad Co., has an option
on the property and the intention is to
build dam there some day to furnish
motive power. Trappe rapids is located
about half mile west of the range line
between the towns of Texas and
Hewitt.
Fritz Pagel, better known as BUS
mess" Pagel. was served with notice
Thursday to vacate certain property at
the north end of Second street. His
house is located in the street, thus OBJ
structing the street. Complaint was
made by Paul Dickopf, neighbor
Pagel has been notified several times to
move the building but has paid no at
tention TO the matter. The city at
torney has been authorized to begin an
action against him il he fails to comply
with the last served notice.
Dainty bon bons, put up in neat boxes,
will be all the rage at Christmas time
this season. j. p. Young has supply
on hand, which are the best ever.