Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-03-17

IL. L. Mumm is decorating the Chris
tian Science church, at Schofield, this
week.
DR.. w. T. Lawrence, dentist. Over
Dunbar's jewelry store. Telephone
| No. 1889. n12-tf
H. j. Evans spoke before the mems
meeting at the Y M. c. A. on Sunday
| afternoon.
The Wiechmann pharmacy has added
a new dripless soda water fountain to
its equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j N Manson will en-
terrain a number of their friends at
whist this evening.
You can save time and money by
having your paper hanging done now.
h. l.. MUMM
The Mosinee Telephone company has
been organized and soon Mosinee will
have a telephone exchange of its own.
At the first meeting in April of Cutler
Post, g. A. R., committees will be ap-
pointed to arrange for Memorial day
program.
In another column will be found a
notice to contractors from the park
board, calling for the building of a
wall on the west side of McIndoe
park. See notice for particulars.
Everybody admits that we have the
best of taste in selecting wall paper.
You get the benefit of our 20 years ex-
perience free. Let us help select your
wall paper. H. l.. MUMM.
1t was reported by one of our city
papers that the U. S. Land office had
been moved into the new government
building. The Office has not been
moved yet, nor will it be for several
days.
Many people suppose that one paint
will answer many purposes. In this
they are mistaken. There is paint
for every use, and we have stock of
each. Following this mistaken idea
many people spoils their work by using
an article not suited. Better inquire of
o. G. Callies before doing your paint
ing.
VIM. KaIk, residing at 303 Town Line
road, reports that his home was burg
larized last Thursday. The intruders
gained entrance through the kitchen
door during the absence of the family
and were rewarded for their trouble by
finding nearly $57, which had been
without question that of some one liv-
ing in the neighborhood, familiar with
the premises.
The Stewart Lumber Co. doubled its
working force at its mill this morning,
the object being to saw out all the hard
wood logs on hand before the ice
breaks up in the pond. The company
has a very large stock of hardwood
piled up on rollways on the island at
present AS soon as these logs are
sawed out there will be stock of hem
I lock to begin the summers saving,
most of it coming from Grandfather
rapids.
The Barker & Stewart Lumber Co.
will send a crew of men up the river
some time this week for the, purpose
of doing the preliminary work prepare
tory to starting log drive. The COM
pany has quite an amount of logs on
Pine river. Many of them are lying on
the banks, some of them carried there
year ago during the spring freshet.
1t is proposed to roll these into the
river before the ice breaks up and drive
the whole bunch at once.
An inspection of the deaf school
located in the Humboldt building was
made Thursday by A. j. Winnie of
Madison, state Inspector of deaf schools.
He also visited the agricultural school.
Mr.. Winnie is the successor of Miss
Anna Schaefer, who formerly made
visits here and gave addresses on the
subject of teaching the deaf and blind.
Miss Schaefer is at present presiding
over household, having set her bark
| To sail on the sea of matrimony.