Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-03-22


to his home, is convalescing.
/ Henry Belize. ex-janitor of the
court house, has taken position in
the Sell Hardware Co.'s store.
FoR RENT-An 8-room house. All
conyeniences. Centrally located. Terms
reasonable. Apply at the PILOT Office.
| Dr. Burnet, who has been spending
| the past two weeks visiting in Amigo
| returned to Wausau on Thursday
| last
| Edward Sairaizl died at the county
asylum Friday evening. He was thir-
| ty-five years of age and a Langlade
county charge.
| Spring has really come. The robins
and bluebirds, true harbingers of
| spring, are here in fiocks busy telling
US all that spring is here
We are informed that there is one
candidate for Office in the city this
| spring, who under the requirements
of the law, is not citizen and cannot
| vote.
LosT-If the party that picked up
/ PanSy A. Shortt's watch on the court
| house square will return il to the
James Music company he will be re-
warded for same.
Medicines that aid nature are always
most successful. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan 1t
loosens the cough, relieves the lungs,
| opens the secretions and aids nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition. Sold by all dealers.
The County fair" which has been
in preparation by the ladies of the
I Universalist church for the past
month will be given at Castle hall
on the afternoons and evenings of
April 1st and I'd, from until o. clock.
Watch for particulars in next weeks
| PILOT.
This is a time of year when mans
mind turns to thoughts of clothes,
and let it be understood that Seim
| Bros. have one of the best selected
stocks of everything to be found in
the clothing line, that is shown in this
part of the state Their guarantee is
worth something, too. It's the safest
place in town TO trade.
Yesterday was the first day of
spring, according to the almanac,
spring commencing at three minutes
past seven in the morning. While
the past few warm days would indi-
cate that spring is here, still it must
be remembered that one swallow
| don't make a summer, and that we
have had snow storms well along in
May.
When you get stuck and want an
| idea on style, see Seim Bros. You
ought to see the new things in spring
tCgs-the finest ever spun off sleeps
back. If you see them you're buyer
sure-you can't get away from it.
The engine house in the Seventh
ward is nearing completion. The
committee on fire of the city council
will soon make purchase of equip
ment for both new engine houses.
The one in the Eighth ward, on which
building operations were delayed be-
cause of a squabble over the site, will
not be completed for some time.
The gymnasium at the Y opened
again yesterday afternoon with the
| ladies' class work at 2:30 o'clock. All
| interest will be centered on CIV
ing the closing gym exhibition the
| latter part of next month. 1t will be
called Country Fair and Circus
and will be given two nights on Fri
day and Saturday. The intermediate
league games tonight are Ruder VS..
Bartlett, Ingraham VS.. Eggebrecht.
Special values in India
Linons at &c, 10c, 12ac and
15c per yard. Compare our
prices and save money.
f. L. HUDSON.
Mrs. Anna Larson died Saturday in
| lola, Waupaca county, aged sixty-fve
years. She was an old resident of
Wausau, having spent the past thirty
four years here. She left Wausau
| few months ago to live with daugh-
ter in lola. She is survived by three
daughters and two sons. The remains
were brought here for burial and the
| funeral was conducted today from
her former home on the west side.
Someone has started the report that
Carl Kreuger has new automobile
| and he has been very busy answering
| phone calls from his numerous friends,
asking that they be remembered when
| he takes a spin into the country.
| While Carl wishes he did own six
cylinder, 40-horSe power Pierce Arrow
or any other kind when it comes to
| that-so that he could accommodate
| his friends, he says he must forego
| that pleasure until some other year.
The time for the town and village
| treaSurers to make their returns to
| the county treasurer is drawing to a
t.l.@ low lass 1aor
| of the town officials came TO the city
| and made their settlement, and the
| time of the county treasurer was
| pretty we'll occupied all day. The
treasurers report that the delinquency
this year is about the same as last.
The tax list is slowly diminishing
| each year.
Money being every travellers first
| necessity it is extremely important
that his funds be in form which is
at once the safest, most GUdildble, most
Convenient and most economical The
travellers checks sold by the First
National bank have given absolute
satisfaction. This bank is provided
/ with an ample supply of these checks
| and can furnish them in denomina-
| lions of so, $40, $50 and 800. Please
| write or call on us for our booklets
explaining fully this system of carry
| ing money.
Chas. Wegner, drayman, expects to
get his auto truck soon. He expects
| that it will be of great assistance to
him in making quick deliveries of
freight, unless it balks. He has three
teams on the street most of the time,
\ and still cannot keep up with the
work that comes to him. The ma
chine ordered by Charley is power
full one and equal to any used in the
large cities. During the summer
months parties 60 to Mosinee by row
boat and hire Mr.. Wegner to go down
and haul their boats back. The auto
will come in very handy for such
work.