Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-03-30

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| specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Wednesday, April 18th.
Mrs. A. K. Morrison entertained at
whist on Saturday evening in honor of
Mrs. ID. w. Day, of Oak Park, Ill.
l w Job. who has been up in Lincoln
county scaling logs for the Alex. Stew
art Lumber company, returned to his
home in this city on Friday.
The rush is on. Our store is crowded
to the doors every afternoon with wall
paper buyers. If you want prompt
clerk service come in the forenoon. O.
G.. Callies
Geo Rick has been very ill the past
week with an attack of pneumonia. On
Friday consultation of physicians was
held, but on Saturday an improvement
in his condition was shown.
A fire broke out on the second story
of the Lemke photograph gallery short
ly before noon today. IJ was extin-
guished before much damage resulted
Several holes were burned through the
roof.
A deal has been practically closed
whereby w r. Bryan has leased his
Wausau wholesale fruit business to A.
H. Thomas Il Co of Green Bay The
former will continue to operate his
Merrill branch.
The special meetings in the Universal
list church the past week were very
successful and well attended. Rev. A.
Il. Tillinghast, who preached each even
ing excepting Saturday, returned to
Minneapolis on Monday
You don't have to inform the swell
dresser that Seinl Bros toggery is the
place where all he latest in mems,
youths and boys clothipg is kept. He
knows it, 1t is to the uGsophisticated
that this message is directed
The city council will meet next Tues
day evening but, on account of cleo
ton, will adjourn until probably the
following evening Nothing of Impor-
lance has been flied with the city clerk
to be disposed of on that evening.
Wall paper ? Why, certainly. That's
just what we're selling now in quanti-
ties that would surprise you. Patterns
Why, the lovliest ever. They're de-
signed by Paris artists. Something to
suit every body-C q. Pier, 206 Scott
street, phone 14s6.
A ''culud' man, who gave his name
as Frank Brown, is serving short
sentence in the county Jail because he
was unable Friday morning to pay
small fine. He was arrested the night
before because his legs were badly
tangled, while trying to carry load of
the white mans burden.
Walter Thomas Mills, A. M, the
Little Giant of social-democracy,
author of The Struggle for Existence"
will lecture at Elks hallTuesday, March
80, 'O9, at p. m. Despotism or Demoe
racy outlining the principles of Social
ism, presenting the ethical aspirations
and the political program of labor.
Admission 10 cents. Hear this eloquent
exponent of new order.
At the last business meeting of the
Senior Y. p. S. c. E. of the Presby
terian church, the following officers
were elected: President Lillian Young;
vice president, Floyd Hubbard; secre-
tary, Elizabeth Montgomery; cores
ponding secretary, A. Van Adestine;
treasurer, Elizabeth Boiler; pianist,
Wanda Hopp. The different commit
tees were appointed. Installation of
officers will follow next Sunday.
We've got house paints which will
transform a woodshed into palace.
They are made to wear, appear nice
and give satisfaction.-C. q. Pier, 2O6
Scott street, phone 1926.
Judge Fowler of Portage, arrived
here last night and is holding court for
Judge Reid. A case is being heard
wherein the town of Eagle River IS try
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lumber companies secured the injunc-
ton restraining the town from collect
ing taxes on the basis purposed. A
special tax was levied to pay for the
building of dam which furnishes
power for generating lighting, etc.
On Saturday last the Marathon Paper
Mills Co., the corporation which will
build paper mill at Rethsch ids, closed
several contracts for material which
will enter into the construction of the
dam and mill. One of these calls for
the delivery of sS, 600 barrels of cement.
Another is for water wheels, turbines,
etc, and q third is for dynamos and
electrical devices. This is assurance
that the paper mill viii be built at an
early date.