Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-10-09

Given away-Tickets on klmball
Piano Contest with every 25c purchase,
at Wausau Pharmacy, Paff block.
The school mates of Arlyle Book gave
him surprise party last Friday even
ing. 1t was very pleasant affair.
Fred Gillian who was so seriously
injured in runaway last week is able
to be about the house on crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Singles little baby
girl has been very sick the past week
with pneumonia She is now improv
ing
Otto Schochow, Sr., has concluded to
open a saloon in his new building on
Scott street The opening will be one
week from next Saturday.
Phil. Stadler lost about 5000 during
the high water Water backed up on
Washington street and flooded the base
ment of his residence and factory. 1t
was a severe loss to Phil.
The five months old baby boy of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Sense, died this
morning at one o'clock of commissions.
Funeral will take place from the house
at ? O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
"Swiss Life in the Alps a German
play was given in the Opera House last
Sunday evening There was a good
attendance but the troupe was poor
one and did not give satisfaction.
Owing to change in 0. G. Callies
! wall paper department, he will close
out his entire stock of wall paper at
cost, commencing Monday, Oct. 18th,
at A. NJ, and will continue until all is
sold out.
Mrs. HI. M. Mccormick, and father,
John Sullivan, of Port Jarvis, N. Y,
who have been visiting in st. Paul and
Riceville, n. Y, returned to Wausau
yesterday morning. They were on the
road from St. Paul from Saturday even
ing expecting to reach Wausau on Sun
day, but could not make connections on
account of high water.
At Union meeting of the young PEG
Piles societies of the Methodist, Baptist
and Presbyterian churches held at the
NJ. f. church at ESQ o'clock Sunday
evening, Rev. Geo. +. Water gave a
very entertaining report of the Inter-
national Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton, held in London last July and
which he attended.
Mrs. Amelia Albrecht of the town of
Wausau was brought in this morning
aud taken to the county Jail. She was
found in the field of I. Zimmerman,
digging and carrying away his pota-
toes. Mrs. Albreeht has spent one
year in state prison for stealing money
of Mr.. Plepenburg and she has been up
several times on similar charges. There
is no doubt she has mania for stealing
aud all who live near her think she is
insane. She viii probably be sent to
the insane asylum where she belongs.
| Did you like the ''Old Homestead ~
Did "Shore Acres" please you II
they did, and where is there living
man, woman or child in this broad land
lof ours that one of those two grand
plays have not thrilled, then you viii
be charmed again with this great sue
ceSor, Human Hearts" 1t is a play
with. well portioned light and shade
rich in humor, pathoS and dramatic IN
cidents, ably acted by capable com
pany It's story, its purpose and th'
characters concerned in the plot ar,
revealed with cleanness and force. Th'
attention which has been given to thu
details of the action and the scenic
accompaniment has made Human
Hearts an artistic success, intereS
not abating but rather increasing from
season to season. 1t is play long re
membered, not alone because of nov
city but also because of the deep i'm
preston it makes upon ali who witnes
il, whether young or old. At the Gran,
IOpera House, Sunday, October 14th
Special Sunday prices, 25-35-50 cents.