Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
The Wisconsin university students
all raf1rn tn cohool noxf Mondav

get busy
| Any order, no matter how large, for
fresh home made candy can be filled at
Stark's candy kitchen, 604 Third St.
Goods promptly delivered st.
Miss Marie Book and Miss Bel
Murray gave luncheon to number
of young ladies, at the home of the
former, this Tuesday noon.
Dr. and Mrs. j Bryant now occupy
!: the DeVoe residence, on Warren street
DR.. Bryant recently purchased the
practice of DIR. L E Spencer.
| There was report prevalent that II
j. Yost was going to Crandon to re-
side. The PILOT is pleased to announce
that there is no truth in the report.
Little Katherine Rosenberg, who has
been ill so long with pneumonia, has
not been as well the past week Her
condition is slightly improved today
Miss Margaret Murray entertained a
number of young ladies. Saturday even
ing at her home, 513 LaSalle street, in
honor of Miss Helen Spence, of Milwau-
kee
s. b. J'obey, Supt of schools, dis
Itributed many handsome aluminium
cards Christmas day on which was
printed very appropriate holiday greet
ings.
Passing counterfeit money is no worse
than a competitor substituting some
thing else for C. G. Pier & Co g Sole
proof floor varnish 1t has no equal on
the market
A large amount of rock is being re-
ceived daily at the city's stone pile in
the Dorthern part of the city Over
half the required amount is on the
grounds at present.
The dancing party, by the United
Commercial Travellers association, on
the evening of December Boz at the
Wausau club promises to be very en-
joyable holiday event.
Mrs. G. III Gearhart, mother of A. v.
Gearhart, is quite i'll at her home on
Steuben street. Mrs. Gearhart has en-
joyed good health up to this illness,
Notwithstanding she has reached her
S4th year.
The James Music company invited in
many of the citizens last evening to
enjoy the Victor records for January.
but the entertainment had to be de-
clared off on account of the many holt
day parties in the city.
Rev +. M Thompson of the Church
of the Intercession, left on the early
train this morning for Minneapolis,
where he will spend about ten days
at the home of sister Incidentally
he will attend family reunion on New
Years day.-Stevens Point Journal.
The committee &c settle with the
county clerk ard district attorn ey will
meet in the court house next Monday
The committee consists of F. j. Ed
mon6s, vi Brokaw, w. w. Thayer, of
the town of Plover, and Fred Bower. of
the tow of Bergen. They will make
reports to the county board the follow
ing week.
Guy Gooding now holds the record
in bowling at the Wausau club house.
On Christmas day he made score of
264 out of a possible 800 Out of ten
throws, nine were ten strikes. Geo.
Wilson held The record for some time
previous to Christmas day, he havin g
made a score of 233 out of possible 800.
There were two runaways yesterday
and no one hurt or any vehicles dam
aged The most exciting one was
when a horse owned by Frank Menier
went up Third street at a clip slightly
faster than it takes to write this, lodging
in and out, past street cars, automobiles
and vehicles. The animal was caught
on the upper end of Third street.
John Gogg, who conducts a barber
shop at 80 Washington street, was Wis.,
tied by Santa Claus John received an
express package last Thursday after
noon and upon opening il found razor
about three feet in length. On each
side of the blade we're appropriate in
scrptions. John blames some of his
Wausau friends for sending him the
"razzpr."
A post office has been established in
Algonac, and the name of the village
has been changed to that of Glandon
w e Landon, president of the Barker
4 Stewart Lumber Co, is postmaster,
though most of the work will be at
tended TO by an assistant. The post
office will be quite an accon;nodation
for the farmers living in the town of
Hewitt.
Mrs Augusta Erdmann died Satur-
day at her home sec Lincoln Ave, the
cause of death being given as chronic
rheumatism She had been i'll for five
months. She is survived oy three chill
dren, Mrs, Theodore Hochtritt,
William and August Erdmann all of
Wausau The funeral services win be
conducted Thursday Rev. +. Wer-
hanan, pSstor of st. Stephens church
viii offciate.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the county board to settle
with the county treasurer. is now at
work. 1t consists of Supervisors Geo
Harrington. of the village of Spencer;
VIM Goetz, of The village of Stratford,
and John Veitter, of the town of Mosi-
nee. The committee is assisted by John
Lull. an expert accountant. The same
committee makes settlement with the
clerk of the court and reports will be
made at The next meeting of the county
board, to be held beginning Jan. I.
OPENING NOT POSTPONED.
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