Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-02-15

Walter Curtis was confined to his
home the past week on account of
illness.
Mrs. E. A. Cooling is entertaining
this afternoon for her mother, Mrs.
N. T. Kelly.
Fancy patent flour, absolutely guar
anteed, per SO lbs. sack s2.75, at
Schoeneberg's.
| The Epworth league of the M. E.
church is arranging for a sleighride
tomorrow evening.
Henry Juers, city treasurer, has
turned into the county treasury S24,-
| 104.64 as state tax.
Mrs. d. T. Jones and Mrs. E. E..
Ramsdell entertained ladies at a
thimble party on Friday afternoon.
Miss Albers returned home on Satur-
day from a three weeks visit in Madi-
son, Fort Atkinson and Milwaukee.
Mrs. A. z Wheeler is confined to
her home by illness. Her hosts of
friends hope for her early recovery.
The old time quilting party given
by Mrs. G. w. Wilson on Tuesday
afternoon was a. very pleasant social
event.
After April / and during the sum-
mer months We Will do no picture
framing. Bring pictures in now.-O.
C. Callies.
Officers of Co. G have been notified
that Gen. Chas. King Of Milwaukee,
will be here on the night of March 4
and inspect the company.
Attend the opening of Philbrick's
Pharmacy next Saturday, Feb. 10th,
at its new location, 513 Third street,
next to Young's candy kitchen
Souvenirs, carnations and surprise
bags for everyone.
The most popular shoes In America
are the American Lady and American
Gentleman shoes, noted for their
style, fit and wearing qualities. Buy
them at Schoeneberg's and get real
shoe satisfaction.
An attack of the grip is often follow
ed by persistent cough, which to
many proves great annoyance.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been extensively used and with good
success for the relief and care of this
cough. Many cases have been cured
after all other remedies had failed.
Sold by all dealers.
There is always something to de-
tract when conditions are favorable.
Now, this year the winter has been
ideal for logging, one of the best that
could he handed out to our lumber
men, but the car service is the poor
est ever known. 1t is said that roads
running into northern Wisconsin
have not been able to supply one-half
the cars needed.
Albert G.. Schael, who has for many
years been with our large mercantile
establishments, and who is considered
one of the very able dry goods men of
this part of the state, has accepted
position with the M. Krom Co.'s store
in Amigo, and the duties of which he
has now assumed. Mr.. Schael will
probably move his family to Amigo in
the spring. Their many Wausau
friends deeply regret their departure.
Lawrence college, Appleton, this
year has the largest glee club in its
history, and tour of this state and
Minnesota will be made this spring,
under the personal direction of VIM.
Harper, dean of Lawrence conserva-
tory. No arrangements have been
made thus far towards securing the
club for a date in this city. In the
personnel of the club we note the
names OF Frank Mumm, first tenor;
John Stuhlfauth, baritone. Herman
Block, bass; all Of Wausau.
Up TO the present time the commit
tee appointed at the last meeting of
the Business Mems club to set date
for another meeting, has not reported.
1t was hoped to have the next meet
ing next Tuesday evening. A COM
mittee meeting will be held tonight
to discuss matters. 1t was hoped to
have some Milwaukee men present at
the next meeting and number have
been corresponded with. On account
of their business engagements, which
will tie them down all this month, 1t
is thought that the next meeting
cannot be held before early in March.