Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-11-26

| night and remain closed until Monda,
morning.
| Ernest Curran, son of Mir. and Mrs
P. F. Curran, has been very sick witt
pneumonia,
| Progressive whist, bridge whist and
cinch cards. for sale at the PILOT Office
Prices nominal. tt.
Charles. w. Harger is still confined to
his home by illness, but he is improv.
ing and will soon be about again.
VII. Mylrea, on Saturday, sold land
for two farms to men living in southern
Wisconsin. The property is located
near Mosinee.
Do you want shingles? If you do
call and look over our large assert.
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
1t is cheaper to buy furniture paint,
which will make your old furniture
look like new, than it is to buy new
furniture. Call and let Caliibs show
you something in this line.
Contractors have completed the foun-
dation walls for the Citizens State
bank building a. the northwest corner
of Clark street and Second Ave. When
spring opens work or the superstruc-
ture will begin.
The ladies' aid society of the west
side Presbyterian church realized a
very nice sum at the annual sale and
chicken pie supper last Tuesday after
noon and evening. The event was a
success in every way.
The PuoT is pleased to be able to-
announce that Mrs. James Single, who
was seriously injured by being run into
by street car about week ago, is inn
proving quite rapidly. She was able to
sit up little while today.
Better invest few dollars in some
good warm clothes than to take chances
of catching pneumonia and laying off
from work. When you want some
thing that is warm, serviceable and
cheap remember Seim Bros.
Monarch cream separators are sold
with a guarantee to give absolute salts
faction, they skim clean, run easy and
are easiest 10 clean and keep clean,
sold in four sizes, three, four, Eve and
six hundred fifty pounds of milk per
hour; for sale at Schoenberg's.
The PILOT will publish next week,
very interesting article from the pen of
Rev. B B Gibbs, telling of trip along
the Atlantic seaboard and up the Ches-
peake and Potomac. We had hoped to
find the time to put the same in type
this week but was unable to do SO.
Look for it next Tuesday.
Robt Freeman, one of the pioneer
farmers of the town of Emmett, is at
present riding in style A handsome
FORD runabout he recently purchased
has arrived and is in service. 1t is one
of the best running machines which
has been brought to this section. Bob
has worked hard all his life and is well
entitled to little recreation in his old
age.
A drive through the country demon
strates that farmers will this coming
winter haul about the usual amount of
hemlock logs to the mills. Most every
man who owns piece of woodland has
been busy during the summer cutting
and peeling hemlock, and many are
awaitinEsSnow so that they can cut the
down trees into saw logs and skid and
haul them.
On Thursday last, j. p. Steffen at
tanned his fifty-fifth year. His friends
of the fact and decided to sur
prise him. They carried their decision
into execution by appearing at the home,
704 Scott ST., at time when MIR. Stef.
fen least expected there was anything
doing" Members of the defunct Two
for-5c club called, recounted the scenes
of other days, played cinch, partook of
refreshments and went away in the en-
loyment of another evening pleasantly
spent.
Ii. M. Duncan, proprietor of the Dun
can stock farm in the town of Texas,
received pig of the female persuasion
today from Wonewoc. There is moth
ing startling in that statement were it
not tor the fact that it is the first pig of
its kind ever brought to this county.
The animal looks like any other pig ex-
cept that it is not cloven hoofed. The
hoofs are shaped like those of rule.
1t is not freak of nature either, b the
pig belongs to a new variety, which
Mr.. Duncan will introduce in the
Schoeneberg's Thanksgiving sale is
still in progress:
Granulated sugar, 20 lbs, S100.
Patent flour, per 80 10. sack, 81. 10.
Peas, per can, cts.
Soda crackers, per h., 81 cts.
Gingersnaps, per h., 6 cts.
German knitting yarn, per skeiu, IS
cts.
Ladies' ribbed vests and pants, each
Is cts.
Ladies' white lawn aprons, each 10
cts, and hundreds of other bargains
the store.