Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-10-13

Anyone desiring sewing done should
cali at $40 Forest street, upstairs. It.
Tonight is the time set for giving
away the beautiful doll at the Cont
mental store.
Blue Ribbon is the name of the
brand of flour sold in greatest guam
titles bv Max f. Boehm. jl6-tf
ID. w. Brown, of Noxubee Industrial
school, addressed the students at the
high school this afternoon.
A. b. Wheeler & Son sell the famous
Rough Rider Gas Mantels. A bargain
at 70 cents. Other kinds, too.
The annual sale of tn e ladies aid So
ciety of the Uhiversalist church will be
held on Tuesday, December Sth. 81
Wausau has had full week of the
finest weather had this year. May 1t
continue indefinitely is the wish of all
Here's the Home of Plenty-of fall
suits and fall overcoats-our depend
able kinds. Seim Bros, opposite court
house.
H. l.. Wheeler was able to get down
to his office today for the first time
since he was taken sick He is improv-
ing quite rapidly.
There will be sale of state lands in
his city about Nov. 10th. There are
a,579 acres of these lands in this county
which will be offered for sale.
The wall paper department of o. C..
Callies is at all times we'll stocked with
the latest patterns of wall papers and
room mouldings on the market and at
prices that make other dealers feel blue
A bowling club consisting of Anton
Kryshak, Gustav Kruger, DR.. f. 5.
Miller, A. BuhSc, Louis Garske went to
Edgar Thursday and met defeat at the
hands of club representing that viii
lage.
Miss Pearl Bently, is very sick with
appendicitis, in Englewood hospital,
Chicago Her father, in this city, re-
ceived telegram this afternoon that
she had been operated upon and was
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kelly entertained
lady and gentlemen friends on Friday
noon Mrs. Kelly entertained lady
friends. Both were very enjoyable
functions.
Better to pick your fall suit now than
to wait for cold snap-and crowd.
Many swell patterns that cannot be
duplicated Iater-eNclusive. No finer
clothing than II. 5. x Nj. garments any
where at any price $40 10 S25. Seim
Bros, opposite the court house.
The first of series of lectures ~
Prof. e. w. Seymour was given Fri.&y
evening at the high school, the subject
being Lady Jane Grey, and it is very
highly spoken of by the those who at
tended. The subject chosen for next
Friday is Josn of Are.
John Tyrrell, an inmate of the Mara.
thea county asylum, died Sunday OF
old aye, he being Seventy-two years old
at time of death. He formerly owned
a farm northeast of the city and has 4
son, William, living ut Kelly, Funeral
was held this morning.
The Northwestern Medical society
held its quarterly meeting today in this
city. The members visited the River
side hospital this morning where DIR
Sauerherlng read paper and gave ;
demonstration. This afternoon III,
meeting was held in the supervisors
room at the court house and paper,
were read and discussed.
John T. and Frank +. Morgan re
ceived word yesterday that their father
DAVID Morgan, had that morning Iiet
at bis home near Cato. in Manitowo
county, of old age. Deceased was bori
Nov :. 1924, in Chatham Barracks. Eug
land, and had been very highly re
spected either of Manitowoc count
since 1889 Resides his sons here he j
survived by five otherehildren, George
of Amherst; William, Davidaad Emma
Of Cato, and Mrs. Jennie Sweeting, %
Manitowec. John aud Frank left We:
terday for Manitow0c To attend th
funeral, which will be held tomorrow
afternoon al Gallo.