Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-03-23
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

Mrs. IL. r. Maynard, who has been
very seriously i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Frank
Kelly, is confined to her home by i'll
ness
The lunlbermen who went south on a
ilunt some two weeks ago will return
10 Wausau on Thursday.
One more week will bring us right
up, face to face, with April fools day,
and still winter is with u.s.
There are many varieties of paints
for variety of purposes and we have
theme. &. Pier, 2O4 Scott St, phone
1926
Something new in Longley hats at
Seim Bros. The latest 1909 blocks are
shown. Now is the time to purchase a
nobby cid"
Miss Irene Albers will teach English
in the high school next term in place of
Miss Buckland who has resigned on
account of sickness.
The 1909 designs in wallpaper are so
different from those of last year that
they must be seen to be appreciated
Call at Callies and see samples
The Jacob Mortenson Lbr. Co.'s saw
mill-was started in operation yesterday.
The mill has been closed the greater
part of the time during the past year
The Eagles society conducted mem
orial services Sunday afternoon in
memory of departed members. The
society has lost eight since its organiza-
tion.
Edwin Howard, who has been i'll with
a severe attack of neuralgia for the
past ten days, is improving, and indica-
tons are that he will be able to get out
of the house soon
The G. f. Dunbar Co has the most
beautiful jewelry for confirmation and
Easter gifts that can be shown in the
market at the very lowest prices. No
trouble to show the goods
The Northern Milling Co, the past
week installed several new machines
A new roller mill and centrifugal
reel. This will increase the output and
improve the quality of product.
Max Tisch and Louis Peters have de-
cided to enter the plumbing business in
this city. They have rented building
on Washington street and will soon
stock the same with a~supply of
plumbers goods
Rev. Father Brennan of St. James
congregation, is at Stanley this week
assisting Rev. Father Byrne of that
place in holding mission meetings.
Father Rice officiates at st. James dur
ing Father Brennan's absence.
John Kreuger, of the town of Stettin,
with several other farmers, have been
out in North Dakota looking over some
farming lands They returned yester-
day, Mr.. Kreuger having purchased 300
acres of land. MIR. Krueger's intention
is to dispose of his farms In this county
ana go 10 UakOta.
One of the late novelties on the mar
ket is an eight day watch. 1t is sold by
a local ieweler. The watch is of Swiss
make and it has very unique appear
ance. The same firm has clock which
runs somewhat on the perpetual motion
order. 1t is started by giving the pen
dulum a swing andlwill run indefinitely.
The snow has been going very fast
since Saturday and in and about the
city sleighing is about gone and haul
ing is being done on wheels. In the
country the sleighing is still very good.
Old Wisconse may be pretty high this
spring but let us hope that warm wealth
er, without rain, will gradually take off
the large amount of snow now in the
woods and thus avoid any damage.
The lecture delivered by Rev Father
Dunno OF Eau Claire, ST. Patrick's
evening, in the X p. hall, drew large
audience. The hall was comfortably
filled and the program, aside from the
lecture, sparkled with Irish song
Father DUNES lecture was master
piece of oratory. His subject, "The
Irish-American, took his audience
back to the earliest days in our history
and was both instructive and entertain
ing.