Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-17
Evergreen and Christmas trees are

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coming into the city in abundance.
A chimney fire on Second street called
out the fire department this afternoon.
A son was born Friday evening .tc
Mr. and Mrs Chas Dernbach, residing
| ct 13l N. Fifth Ave.
Dr. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December 10.
For candies, ice cream, ice cream
Isodas and hot drinks visit John Stark's
confectionery. They are made fresh
every minute.
There will be no meeting of the Mems
league of the Presbyterian church this
month owing to the busy times incident
to the holiday season.
Frank Rowley entertained a number
of his boy friends last evening at his
home on Warren street. The occasion
was his 18th birthday.
For Christmas parties order your
candies in bulk of j. P. Young. They
are all home made and will stand the
test of any pure food officer.
We have some of our most exquisite
perfumes in fancy holiday packages.
Fine gift for a lady. Wiechmann's
Ph1macy, 69i steps from the 2. o.
Geo. w. Drewry of Waldo, state in
spector of graded schools, is spending
the week in this locality visiting schools
in company with the county superin-
tendent, w. j. Farrell
For your breakfast these cold morn
ings there is nothing finer than buck
wheat cakes, if made from pure Old
Style Buckwneat flour.
| If. NORTHERN MILLING Co.
a timber wolf, the largest brought to
this city in several years, was displayed
in front of Paul Hahnheiser's shop Sat
urday. 1t was killed by town of Stet-
several of his sheep.
Wausau Council No. 217, u. C. T.
has elected new officers as follows:
Senior counsellor, John Mathie; junior
counsellor, Sam Schneider; secretary
treasurer, +. Wiesner; conductor, VIM.
Convey; page. Otto Kaross.
Beginning with last Sunday the C. &
N. w. Ry. Co. discontinued its Sunday
day train service on the Marshfield
branch. While the service was great
convenience to the public, it proved
losing proposition to the company.
From the staff on the court house,
the school buildings and the Curtis
factory yesterday, flags were flying
because it was the day on which
the American fleet of battleships started
out on its trip from New York to San
Francisco. The distance is some IA, 900
miles
The sale and supper given by the
ladies of the M. f. church on Tuesday
evening, was very largely attended.
From 5 until after z O'Clock the supper
tables were filled as fast as seats could
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literally patronized by all who were in
attendance. 1t was a success in every
way.
A boy of the name of Hugo Hoppe,
fell and dislocated his left arm at the
elbow, while playing on the Lincoln
school grounds this morning. He went
into the school with his arm hanging at
his side and w. r. johnson, the prin-
cipai, found out what was the matter
and giving the arm quick jerk brought
it back into place.
A report appearing in the Chicago
papers Saturday states that Chas. Kroy,
center fielder for the Wausau base ball
team, has been drafted by the South
Bend Qnd) team of the Central league.
1t is hoped that the report is untrue,
for he is valuable man on the team.
After jar. lst no more drafts can be
made from state league teams.
just remember this for your own in
terests: Look over your walls and cell
ings and see if they need any remedy
ing. If SO, bring sample of the wall
paper to my store and viii give you
enough new, free of charge. to replace
that which is loose. This is an offer
never before made in Wausau and
should be taken advantage of. 1t may
save re-papering the room.-O. C.
Callies.