Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-06

Up to noon very light vote had been
cast by our lady voters.
Chas. Lubbock has applied to the city
council for plumbers license.
All our wall papers, have plate rails
and mouldings to match.-O. C. Callies.
Miss Dorothy Heinemann, who has
been confined to her home by illness, is
again able to be about, much to the
delight of her hosts of friends.
For SALE-A big lot of chicks. Win
go at the rate of 81 90 per doz, except
White Wyandottes. which will be les.
Albert Fluegel, 314 Elm ST. 1t
Katie. dear, do you know | think
that wall paper sold by C. q. Pier is
about the loveliest ever?" His store is
located at 2o4 Scott ST., phone l4s6.
Towle Sisters millinery showing for
Easter begins Thursday and continues
the balance of the week The No. is
COG Third ST., the emporium of latest
styles.
Ross, sixteen, >ar-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred LeMoine of the town of
Texas, died Saturday after an illness of
two weeks. The funeral will be held
Wednesday from ST. james church, this
city.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Pick
who died Saturday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Pick, in Merrill,
were brought here and inferred yester-
day. Deceased was at one time a resi-
dent of this city.
st. Omer Commander No. 10, X. L.
will not observe Easter day this year on
account of not being able at the last
moment to carry out gements.
This will be the first time in the many
years that it has failed to observe the
day
The Monday Evening Study club was
entertained last evening, at social ses-
sion, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Curtis. Progressive whist was played
and all enjoyed most delightful even
ing. The highest score was made by
Mrs s. M b. Smith
Wilbur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Winter, residing at Sl5 Lincoln ave-,
died yesterday, after having convul-
sions for week The child was twenty
two days old The funeral was held
this afternoon. Rev. c. Bretscher
officiating.
The Wausau people who attended the
district convention of the G. f. society
held in Amigo Thursda.7 and Friday of
last week are: Mrs. b. A Benson, and
the Misses Alta Colby, Ora Hopkins,
Lillian Young, Nellie Nutter, Marie
Lund, Gertrude Boiler, Dorothy Wood
ward, Margaret Clark and Margaret
Kriskey. The Misses Alta Colby, Ora
Hopkins, Lillian Young, Nellie Nutter,
Dorothy Woodward and Margaret CLARK
had assignments on the program. Miss
Nutter was reelected secretary and
Miss Colby succeeds herself as superin-
tendent of the junior department.
New line of Easter goods, including
neckties, handkerchiefs, socks, etc,
just unpacked at Seim Bros. Its the
SWEETEST in the market.
Ed. Weinkauf, who has conducted
the old Patzer place on Third street,
since the death of its former owner
some years ago, has decided to retire
July l. He has been troubled with
asthma and believes that a change will
benefit him. He has decided to enter
the clothing business and will go into
partnership with his brother William,
who at present is with the Browning
King Co. of Milwaukee. They will soon
place an order for goods and expect to
get location and be settled, ready for
opening business by early fall.
Send the little ones to o. G.. Callies'
paint and wall paper store next Satur-
day between the hours of 8 and IL and
let them get an Easter present.