Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-15
Nuts and CHRISTMAS candies in abund-

Nuts and Christmas candies in abund-
ance at Schoeneberg's.
The U. L. c. is arranging for party
at the club house on the evening of Dec.
Seth.
Rudolph Roloff and family have
moved from 6l3 Third Ave. s. to 629
Fore st street.
Apair Of President suspenders, packed
in neat box, makes very nice Christ
mas gift. You can get them at Seim
Bros.
Any order, no matter how large, for
fresh home made candy can be filed at
Stark's candy kitchen, G04 Third St.
Goods promptly delivered. ct.
Ii your candy comes from Stark you
know it is good. He carries the largest
stock of home made candies of any deal
er in the city. Goods delivered. d15-w2
A crew of carpenters is at work MAX
ing alterations on the outside of the
NJ E. parsonage, 300 Franklin street.
One of the changes will be 8 new porch
on the front.
Good work and proper selection of
moulding is what Calles gives you
when you want pictures framed. The
work is done the same day as ordered,
from now till Christmas.
The annual fair and supper, given by
the ladies of the Universalist society,
on Tuesday afternoon and evening,
was, as usual, pronounced success.
The ladies took in over 1880
Holeproof is the Goth century quality
of sox. They are packed six pair of as
sorted colors in box and retail at
81 so, formerly $500 They make a fine
Christmas present. Seim Bros.
L. w Job and family moved in from
the Eau Claire last week, where they
have lived on a farm for d good many
years. They will make Wausau their
home AMI now reside at 115 Forest St.
Low prices and good paint are the
best advertisers we have. When you
want paint rich in color, lasting in
effect and preserver of wood, we
have it. g. G. Pier & Co, 204 Scott st.
phone 1926
The meeting for men at the Y. M. T..
A. building last Sunday afternoon
was largely attended. Rev David
Beaten, of Chicago, addressed the
meeting; his subject was Character as
Excellence"
Ernst Kleinschmidt of Mcmillan. was
sentenced yesterday to term of two
years in the Green Bay reformatory.
He was charged with statutory offence
in which his sister was the complaining
witness He is twenty-one years Of
age
The will of the late Patrick Meehan
was filed in the county court. Milwau-
kee county, last Thursday, disposing of
an estate valued at $4,000. of which
Mary Meehan, the widow; j. p. Nee
han, nephew, and Michael Carpenter
are named as executors
Seeing is believing and when you
inspect c. e. Pier & Co. IS stock of wall
paper you will say he is giving the
greatest bargains for the money ever
shown in Wausau. Now is the time to
buy, even if you don't need the paper
Immediately.
Ben. Larson, a cook employed in the
camp of Davis & Blake, near Mosinee,
died suddenly Wednesday morning
He arose early as usual to get breakfast
for the crew, but was taken sick and
called Mr.. Blake to finish the work
When the latter entered the cook
shanty he found Larson dead.
W. r. Chellis received letter yester-
day from his brother, Herb, who lives
in Star City, Saskatchewan district,
Can, saying a girl baby was born to
himself and wife last week They now
have boy and girl Herb was raised
ed in this city, but for several years
past has made his home in the Canad-
ian Northwest