Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-17

Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Par
sons, on Thursday, son.
A boy of the name of Pagenkopf, fell
and broke his nose, while skating on
the Stewart pond last evening.
The First National bank issin posses
sion OF tax receipt No. /, having been
the first one TO ply its taxes this year.
Mrs. L. Jacobs, while driving an auto
mobile up Third street this morning
ran over her dog. The animals leg
was broken.
j. 2. Young has some exquisite boxes
OF candies, which make nice presents
for the ladies. Order at once, the
supply may not last.
Buy sensible gifts for your friends
the kind you get at Stem Bros Neck
ties, mnffiers. gloves. silk or initial
handkerchiefs, silk suspenders. smok-
ing jackets. etc.
Nelson Londo, well known farmer
residing in the town of Hewitt, is re-
ported to be near the end of LIES
journey. He has been confined to his
bed for several months.
FoUND-Last evening, on Grant street,
fountain pen and lead pencil in vest
pocket case. The owner may have the
same by calling at this office and pay
ing for this item.
Miss Glenn, of Chicago, will lecture
in the auditorium of the Presbyterian
church on Friday evening. She Is
delivering addresses to the young peo-
pie under the auspices of the Woman's
Beard of the Northwest. She is very
able and interesting speaker and all
should go and hear her. Everybody is
invited.
The police and fire commission has
asked Chief Henry Miller of the fire
department for a report of his in
vestigation regarding saloon brawl
which occurred Friday night, in which
one of the city's firemen was engaged.
As two members of the commission are
at present out of the city, no action will
be taken until their return, when it is
likely that the matter will be aired.
The lady of sense and good taste will
present her husband or little Willie
with something both useful and
ornamental. She win 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.
At vestry meeting held last evening
the resignation of FRI Thompson was
accepted and he will leave this parish
as soon as arrangements for doing so
can be completed. FIR. Thompson has
been rector of st. Johns church for
number of years and holds a warm
place in the hearts of his parishioners.
His sermon next Sunday will be the
last in Wausau and he expects to go to
Stevens Point some time next week.
Safety razors, shaving sets, toilet sets,
collar and cuff boxes, smokers sets,
mirrors and many other useful gifts at
the Philbrick Drug Stores. ct
: The following are the officers who
will serve during the coming year for
Wausau Homestead No. 1913, B. of A.
Y: Foreman, VIM Beck; master of
ceremonies, Fred w. Dellman; CORE
spondent, VIM. Nachtigal; master of
accounts, John Van Adestine; Lady
Rowena, Mrs. VIM. Nachtigal; Lady
Rebekah, Mrs. Emil Papenfus; watch
man, Christ Christensen; sentinel,
Albert Christensen; guard, Albert
Fluegel; musician, Mrs. M. Cornell.
For SALE-A registered Hclstien bull
between three and four years old, also
a grade bull about 10 months old.
Inquire of j. b. Titus. r. +. ID. No. l,
Sec. %, township of Easton.
1t is reported that Chas. Williams of
Stevens Point, formerly of Wausau, is
at present in serious condition
and little hope of his re-
covery is entertained. For three years
he has been afflicted with locomotor
ataxia and the disease has now reached
that stage where Mr.. Williams is con-
fined to his bed most of the time and
has lost his power of speech. He moved
to Stevens Point from this city a year
ago because of the fact that his
daughter is attending the state normal
school there.