Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-03-19
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noon
Callies' store is crowded afternoons,
so purchase your wall paper in the
mornings.
A new paper has been started at
Ingram, Rusk county, Wis. The pub
fishers are Barrett and Bowman.
The fifteen-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Peth, their only child, is at
present having severe siege of pneu-
monia.
John Vogt. the upholsterer, has moved
his shop to the store on Third St. for
merly occupied by Aug. Kruger,
grocer. IT,
Louis Leak has had the interior of his
tailor shop re-decorated and now has
one of the finest tailor establishments
in the state.
Stop that cough, by using DR.. Frost's
Excelsior Cough Syrup. Not genuine
unless it has the doctors picture on the
bottle. For sale at Albers' drug stores.
mt9-w4.
o. H. Buntrock, of this city has been
granted patent on a wagon bolster
and standard. 1t is simple and yet an
improvement over the many kirls now
in use.
Theladies of Wausau are requested
to visit my store mornings when con-
templating purchasing wall paper.
Y lou can then get better attention.-O.
G. Callies.
You get honest made goods at honest
prices when you buy of Seim Bros.
They are selling goods on their reputa-
ton and that means something to them
as well as to you.
Mrs. G. q. Yawkey entertained eight
of her lady friends at luncheon
| on Thursday afternoon, one O'Clock,
I this was followed by bridge whist. The
event was delightful to all participants
Mrs. Rose Gosh, of the town of Wau-
sau, was brought before the court
yesterday, charged with assaulting
! Estelle Seip, a twelve year old girl, but
was discharged. The assault alleged
was the result of quarrel among
| children
Gusta Huffman, of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
Lund, gave party to about twenty of
her friends Saturday evening The
decorations were in green, set off with
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of Wausau.
| Up to noon today all but ten of the
town and village treasurers had made
settlement with the county treasurer.
The time for making such settlement
as provided by law expired on Friday
last, but number cf them always take
a few days of grace.
The Mems league OF the Presbyterian
church held its monthly meeting last
night. The new officers were installed
and an interesting address was made by
Rev. Wilson. Refreshments were
served and the meeting was enlivened
with fine vocal music.
During Senator Whitehead's visit in
this city, the past week, dinner was
given in his honor by A. l.. Kreutzer
The following named gentlemen par
ticipated: A. L. Kreutzer, Senator
Whitehead, w. IL. Mylrea, c. s. Curtis,
NJ. b. Rosenberg, Neal Brown, G. B.
Bird, c. c. Yawkey, H. G. Flieth and
G. ID. Jones.
Herman kell, a young man whose
home is few miles outside of Wausau,
aud who is attending the state normal
school in Oshkosh, has been selected as
valedictorian for the class which grad
yates this spring. Last Saturdays
issue of the Oshkosh Northwestern con-
tanned picture of himself and the
young lady who will be the saluta-
torian.
| Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates and porcelain
inlays Office over the Continental
clothing store. novs1-tf
konstantin Rychtik, resident of the
town of johnson, has filed petition
in municipaI court for divorce from
his wife, Agnes. They were married in
Chicago nine years ago. In April, 1865,
) she deserted him and is now supposed
to be living somewhere in Nebraska.
He asks for the custody of their two
children. alleging that his wife is not
proper person to take care of them.
Another game of indoor base ball was
played in the Y. ~ c. A. last night
between Marcan's city team and q
picked team of Business Men and Sen
} iors of the association, resulting in a
defeat for the former by score of 1a-6.
The battery for the city team was
Arendsee and Sell and for the Y, Ross
:, and Templeton. DR.. Mathews and W m.
3 Norman were the referees. Another
d game will be played next Monday even.
inc