Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-20

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sold by Calliess
Il. +. Wilson Is confined to his home,
with an attack of rheumatism.
The Monday Evening Study club met
with Miss Naglee last evening.
Ii you desire time in making selec-
tons of wall paper call in the forenoon.
%. G. Csllies.
Mrs. H. +. Maynard, who has been
very sick for some time is now able to
be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskin are moving
from Cos Main street to the Empey
house on east Washington street
VIM. Murphy of Depere, has pur-
chased a farm between Schofield and
Kelly and will locate on it shortly.
Wausau lodge No. 2l5, L. o. o. F.,
will give ball next Monday evening
in celebration of the nintieth ami
versary of the founding of Odd Fellow
ship.
| Ask the fashionable dressers of Wau-
sau where they bay their clothes and
nine out of every ten will tell you at
Seim Bros. Their establishment is the
/ emporium of fashion.
The city authorities have commenced
spring house cleaning by putting a
crew of men at work on the streets.
The winters accumulation of filth is
being swept up aud carted off.
At the local declamatory contest held
in the high school building last Friday
evening, Conrad Anthem won first place
and Miss Deutsch, second. See high
school notes for full particulars.
The meeting of the Euterpean society,
which was to have been held in the
Baptist church this evening, has been
postponed until next Friday evening,
when it will be held at the same hour
and place.
p f. Clifford of Stevens Point, was
found dead on his door step Sunday
night. His death was due to heart
failure. He was "a years old aid was
brother of Rev Father M H. Clifford.
of Oshkosh.
1t is said that the sleighing up in the
northern part of the state is still very
good The rain here on Sunday has
taken away all the snow in this vicinity
except where there was q good deal of
it and we'll shaded
Fresh air and sunshine prevent dis
ease. Good paint prevents decay. 1t
will pay you to protect your property
with long wearing Bradley & Vrooman
Pure Paint. Sold by Denfeld & Weis-
brod, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Sophia Rakow, resident of the town
of Maine, died yesterday of dropsy,
after three years illness. She was
thirty three years of age and is survived
by her mother, three sisters and five
brothers The funeral will be held to-
morrow, interment to be made in the
town of Berlin. Rev j. j Mohr will
officiate
Hi, therel Speaking of the very best
horse shoeing-we don't do any other
kind. We're the experts and the price
is always right Come and see us.
m16-tf. Nj. j. kAvANAUGH.
Louis II. Cook, editor of the Mara
thon County Register, published in
Unity, has sold that paper to John
White & Son, publishers of the Marsh
field News The Register was spicy
sheet when Walter Pradt was contribu-
ting his Colby items weekly, and no
doubt it will continue to improve, for
the elder White is strong with the pen.
| The Pabst Stock Co. of Milwaukee
will appear in the opera house Thurs
day, May 20, presenting DER Erbonkel'
This is three act comedy delineated
by twelve characters. The company
has appeared here several times the
past few years, in fact it is the only
company which has presented German
plays here, and has always given salts
faction.
Peter Van Vechten, Sr, of Milwau-
kee, father of Philip V. o. Van Vechten
of this city, celebrated his eighty second
birthday last Thursday. Mr.. Van Nech
ten ascribes his good health at this per
iod IN life to the fact that he has lived
much in the open air andspends all OF
his spare time in the summer in his
garden. Mr.. Van Vechten claims the dis
tinction of being the one to furnish
Lincoln with a platform to stand or
while he made an address in the New
hall house, Milwaukee, 1859. The plat
form vas large shoe box, borrowed