Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-03-07

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ness.
| Carl Dittman of this city, has pur-
chased the Badger barber shop at
Merrill.
| The Wausau Business college team
| will play basket ball at Athens on
/ March 10.
Miss Antoinette Huntington enter
tanned the Monday Evening Study
club last evening.
Mrs. w. w. Albers entertains for
her guest, Mrs. +. T. Zentner of
| Manitowoc, this evening.
The Merchants association held a
meeting last night but nothing of any
Importance was transacted.
Mrs. Alice Allard of Merrill was
married to John Helke by Judge
Warren on Tuesday afternoon.
S. B. Tobey addressed the Ladies'
club yesterday afternoon on "School
gardening. Are we ready for it?''
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Hansen of Har-
rison boulevard entertained at dinner
Saturday evening. Covers were laid
for eight.
The engagement of Miss Maude K.
Arthur Kiefer of this city, has been
| announced.
| The mothers of the Uniyersalist
| bible study class were entertained at
the home of the teacher, Mrs. G. w.
Wilson, Friday afternoon.
A brother of Mrs. Frank Powell died
in the south last week. Interment
was in Chicago, and Mrs. Powell went
down to attend the funeral
A raging snow storm prevailed
nearly all day Sunday and now we
have nearly foot of snow covering
the ice foundation, and have the best
sleighing of winter.
The young people of the high
school, known as the corporation,
gave very pleasant and enjoyable
dancing party at the Wausau club
house Friday evening.
DR.. A. B. Rosenberg has accepted
the appointment of medical director
of the Great Northern Life Insurance
Co. of this city in place of the late
DR.. III. L. Rosenberg.
A meeting of the city council is
scheduled for this evening. 1t is ex-
pected that final action will be taken
on several matters which have been
hanging fire for some time.
DIR. Sauerhering, who has been
spending some time in Dakota, las
entirely recovered his health, and he
and his family will return to Wausau
RI raci1a in a bout month
With each passing season styles
change and Seim Bros. keep up with
the procession. Their new spring
goods have arrived and it will make
your mouth water to look at them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wilson enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor
of friends, who are soon to leave the
city. Covers were laid for fourteen
and very pleasant social time was
had by all.
A lamp exploded at the home of
DR.. Vedder, in Edgar, one evening
last week and it was reported that
Mrs. Vedder was badly injured. Her
many friends will be pleased to learn
that she was not injured.
Miss Florence Gilbert gave recep-
ton in honor of her guests, the Misses
Meacham Of Chicago, and Clark of
Elizabeth, N. j., yesterday afternoon.
In the evening she invited number
of young people to meet her friends.
Chris. Johnson of the Merrill Daily
Herald has purchased farm and pro-
poses to till the soil as well as to
mould public opinion. Well, he is
not like the man who couldn't do
such things, in fact Chris. is able to
turn his hand to almost anything.
Norman and Hobart Edmonds gave
dancing party at the Wausau club
house Saturday afternoon, the occa-
sion being their birthdays. There
was large number of the little folks
present and dancing was INDUCED in
from three until six O'Clock, when re-
freShmentS were served. 1t was an
afternoon of great pleasure for all
present.
The daily papers this morning state
that there is a fight against an alleged
boycott in the New York market
against non-uniOn made woodworking
materials 1t was begun yesterday
with manufacturers from the south
and middle west as compliments.
All of the large sash, door and blind
factories in the state are in the fight,
among them the Curtis & Yale Co. of
this city.
Little Belle Aaron, daughter of Mrs.
ChaS. +. Aaron, has scarlet fever, but
the case is light one and the patient
is getting along nicely. Mrs. Thos.
Ryan, of Merrill is staying at the
home during the absence of Mrs.
Aaron, who is at Hot Springs with
her father, d. j. Murray. 1t was re-
ported that Mrs. Ryan's little daugh
ter was also sick with the same disease
but this is not the case.
The several inches of snow which
fell Sunday morning was quite a lift
to teamSters. The soft weather of
previous days made sleighing about
as good as Billy Lorimer's vindication
before the people. 1t is too early for
a breakup, and many loggers would
be thankful to the weather bureau
fellows if they can contrive to supply
Sleighing for several weeks more.
There is whole lot in popularity.
1t means something to the clothes
buyer Seim Bros. has proven the
store Of popularity. Popular goods at
popular prices. That's it.
Richard S. Haseltine, a graduate of
the University of California with the
class of 1900, has recently been made
general manager of the British Con-
Solidated Oil corporation, limited at
Coalinga. Haseltine is man of
large experience in that line, having
formerly been manager of the Nevada
Petroleum Oil company.-Berkeley,
(Cal.) Gazette Richard, is son of
II. S. Haseltine, formerly of Wausau.
There are less cases of-scsrlet fever
in the city at present JnaQ there has
been for three months. This is very
encouraging but there is the month
Of March m contnnd with The pX-