Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-03-26

Ladies' jackets for Easter at Athens
store; no two jackets alike; prices from
$3.50 to $1,000.
j. F. Steffen had the misfortune to
sprain his left ankle the other day and
for few days had hard work to get
about.
A Longley or Stetson hat always give
isfaction-they are standards in the
hat line. You will find complete
assortment at Seim Bros.
Every man should get his wife one of
those Mound City Safes, if he has a
wife, if not get one for your mother or
sister for it saves thousands of steps and
worry.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Maxson and
children, of Dubar, visited in the city
last week, with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M
Maxson They will go to East Allis to
reside in the near future.
Mrs. Mary Ann Miller was granted a
divorce yesterday from her husband,
Jas. Miller She was given the custody
of their six children and he is required
to give her So weekly for their support.
Forty different styles of room mould
ings can be found at Callies' paint, n
and wall paper store. These are
designed to match any of this years
wall papers and range in price from 1c
to DC per foot Call and see them.
Every arrangement is being made for
the Emil Liebling concert which is to
be given at Castle hall on the evening
of April 10th. Mr.. Liebling is one of
Americas foremost pianists and COM
posers, and the concert will be one that
none should miss
Mrs. G. G. Yawkey gave musicale
at her home or Friday afternoon, which
was attended by about fifty of her lady
friends. Those who took part in the
program were Mrs. E. V. Speer and
Miss Thayer. At the conclusion,
refreshments were served
WANTED Two male attendants. APP
ply at Marathon County Asylum.
Phone 1882. 1t.
Letters from Hot Springs, from Wau-
sau citizens who are down there, say
that the weather is perfectly delightful
and all are enjoying the stay in that
beautiful place. They also convey the
information that Norman Fellows,
formerly of Wausau, is at the Springs
for his health.
The Order of the Eastern Star served
a six o'clock dinner to its members, In
the DINING room of the Masonic
temple, last evening. There were
about fifty present and the occasion
was very enjoyable one. After re-
freshments, a regular meeting of the
order was held
Callies desires to thank the ladies of
Wausau who have acted upon his sug-
gestion of buying their wall paper of
him mornings and to inform others that
they are surer of better clerk service if
they call forenoons The store is not
then crowded and they have more time
to make selections. Z
The Wausau Gas Co. has been giving
away a-handsome souvenir to the ladies
the past week 1t was case of needles
very nicely arranged, and contained
from the largest to the smallest needles
used. is useless to say that the Gas
company's office has been a popular
place the past few days
dorado Taft, who furnished the clos
ing number of the Y M. G. A. course
of entertainments, at the opera house
Friday evening, gave excellent salts
faction to the large assemblage present
He is master in his line-perhapS hav-
ing no rivals in this country The
entire course has been very satisfactory
to the public, but it was not financial
success.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Simon See
hafer, an aged lady residing in the town
of Stettin, passed away after a short i'll
ness. She was past eighty-two years and
the mother of ten children, one of whom
is Mrs. Fay Andrews of this city. Her
husband died only few weeks ago.
Mrs. Seehafer's funeral is being held
this afternoon from her old home, the
Rev Ehmke officiating.
The 1907 styles in mems and youths
clothing are different from anything
heretofore shown. You will find at
Seim Bros store everything that is up
to-date.
There will be no meeting of the Tues
day Musical club on the LIST Tuesday in
April, but instead the club will hold a
meeting Wednesday afternoon, April
10th, at the Club house to which the
associate members are invited and
which will take the place of the regular
meeting, and at which time Emil Lieb-
ling will deliver lecture. Same even
ing Mr. Liebling will give concert at
Castle hall under the auspices of the
club.
The treasurer of the village of Bro
kaw made settlement with the county
treasurer today, leaving only one other
treasurer, outside the city of Wausau,
to report-the treasurer of the town of
Marathon. The city treasurer is ready
to make settlement at any time, but it
is customary for him to hold off until
the county treasurer has settled with all
the town and village treasurers. The
delinquent tax list is being prepared
for publication.
The $40 5OO-mile ticket books placed
on sale recently by the two railroads
entering Wausau seem to meet with
public favor, Judging from the way they
are being sold Many men of family,
as well as some without families, are
purchasing them and great many
have been sold by both roads since they
were first nlacad an Sala Man who l.,