Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-02-25
Mrs. +. IL. Thompson, who was very
i'll the past week, is now improving.

III the past week, is now Improving.
Miss Minnie Smith entertained the
Young Ladies' Study club last evening
Miss Phoebe Jones entertained the
Junior musical society on Friday even
ing
DR.. w. T. Lawrence, dentist. Over
Dunbar's jewelry store. Telephone
No. 1882. n12-tf
Miss Ora Bedell entertained friends
at the home of her sister, Mrs Schilling
on Saturday afternoon.
WANTED-A good man or good boy.
to work on a small dairy farm. Address
Box 1872, 4. F. ID. No. 9.
A luncheon was given by Mrs j. A !.
Underwood, to number of her lady
friends, on Thursday, at one o'clock.
A son was born Sunday night TO Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Newell The father
carries mail on r. F. ID. route, No g
The department of Art and Literature
of the Ladies' Literary club met with
Mrs. R. H. johnson yesterday after
noon
One of our local manufacturing con-
Germs cut the wages of its men Satur-
dap night, whereupon quite number
of them refused to go back to work.
Carl Matthes, resident of the village
Of Mcmillan, has decided to renounce
his allegiance to Emperor William and
come under the strong arm protection of
| Uncle Sam.
Edward Pyan has the contract for
erecting the new school house, in
school district No 2, town of Rib Falls
The building is to be 17x44 and the con-
tractor is to have it finished by Sept. l.
Miss Hilda Pierson, graduate of
Moody institute, arrived in the city last
Thursday and it is quite likely will re-
main here and conduct services at the
west side Presbyterian chapel in the
| future.
The new reed organ which was pre-
sented to the Y. M. G. A by the James
Music company of this city, and the
Kimball Organ Co, of Chicago, arrived
in Wausau last week and was taken to
the new building on Friday where it
was turned over to Secretary Campbell.
G. A. Parker, who lately resigned as
an assistant to Rev. S. N. Wilson of the
Presbyterian church, has accepted
new field. He has gone to Gleason and
will have charge of the mission, At that
place, Dudley and other neighboring
towns. He conducted his first services
last Sunday.
Paint users all over the county say
that in buying of Callies they know
they are getting good article for their
money at reasonable prices. No paint
is kept in stock by him unless it stands
the paint test, and that means good
deal to users. He handles all kinds of
paints for all kinds of purposes.
When you need a pound of tea, you
don't go to a blacksmith shop to buy it.
When you want paint or wall paper,
why not patronize house which deals
in that class of goods only and get a
better assortment and better goods.
Such house is that of o. G. Callies,
established nearly 20 years ago. Once
a Callies customer always one.
Chas. Goerling at present is carrying
a very bad eye. One day the past
week while he was arranging g tackle
block in the. armory of Co. q, which
was to be used in some initiatory exer-
cises of the Sons of Veterans, the mis-
hap occurred. While standing under
the tackle block it fell, striking him on
the forehead and rendering one of his
optics in such condition that he has
/ been obliged to keep it bandaged since.
The Wausau Business college con-
Quoted its annual celebration on Fri
day evening of last week. A literary
and musical program was given and
those who attended highly enjoyed the
evening. Mr.. E. ID. Nidmer has been
the owner and has had supervision OF
the college for about two years, and
under his tutelige it has come to be
recognized as one of the leading insti-
buttons of its kind in Northern Wiscou-
sin. The party of Friday night further
extended its popularity