Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-10-06

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score of 10 too.
The city council will meet this even
ing. Nothing of any great Importance
will be up for discussion
| DR. Turbin, the eminent German
| specialist and surgeon. will be at thu
Bells House, October 9th.
The river is again very high, i
having raised several feet during the
last few days, all owing to the heavy
rains
Seim Bros. have very neat display
of fall oyercoats, suits and underwear
which they are selling at rock bottom
prices.
Those who have not papered yet
should do so soon before cold weather
sets in. Some very fine patterns of wal
paper at Callies' at low prices.
A son was recently born unto Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Curran, of Amigo, Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Curran. of this city,
are the little fellows grandparents.
The concert of the Chicago Ladies'
Quartette. at the opera house last
Saturday evening, was largely attended
and, as usual, gave excellent satisfac-
ton.
Miss Margaret Sullivan will hold her
fall opening of millinery goods on Fri
day and Saturday, October 9th and 10th,
of this week The ladies are invited to
attend.
The ladies are cordially invited to at
tend the fall opening of the millinery
parlors of Miss Margaret Sullivan, at
SIG Third street, on Friday and Satur-
day October 9th and 10th.
Mrs. Peter Fay entertained twenty
ladies of Amigo last Wednesday,
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of B.
r. I. The ladies presented Mrs. Fay
with silver cake basket
H. L. Wheeler has been very sick
since last Wednesday. On Sunday
evening he was taken much worse and
since then there have been fears of
pneumonia. At present writing he is
slightly improved
John Artus an old resident of the
town of Stettin, died Sunday at the age
of eighty-three years and three months.
Deceased was the father of Conrad
Artus, living in this city. Burial will
be made in the town of Rib Falls.
A LUCKY PURCHASE of stock from the
Standard Wallpaper Co. of Sandyhill,
N. Y, has been made by o. c. Callies
and he is selling dark reds and green's,
suitable for any room in the house at
low figure. Call and see the patterns.
Since the first side of the PILoT was
run through the press, the place of
holding the ladies' aid society of the
Universalist church has been changed.
1t will be held on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs w. w.
DeVoe.
Mrs. Cornelia Mohr was made a full
fledged citizen OF the United States a
few days ago and yesterday made APP
plication for passport through Clerk
of the Court A. A. Book. She intends
to leave for Siberia to look after a
brother who is i'll.
VIM. Blair, of Mosinee, now lies in a
hospital in Duluth suffering from in
juries received in railroad wreck on
the Great Northern few days ago
Mr.. Blair's brother, Charles, it will be
was killed few weeks
ago in a wreck at Star Lake.
Thos. Stafford, former physical dffec-
of the Y. Nj. G.. A. in this city, who
decided to enter the Y. M. C. A. train
ing school of Springfield, Mass, when
he left here, has given up that intention
and has taken charge of the physical
of the Auburn, N Y, Y.
M. e. A.
Geo. Kuehn, a stranger, was SEN
fenced by Judge Miller Saturday to
spend twenty days in the county jail on
the charge of having the night before
been drunk and disorderly. The man
had that day been engaged in selling
lead pencils on the street and resisted
arrest.
Herman Brandenburg, an employe of
the d. j. Murray Mfg. Co., is laid up
with the loss of two fingers of his left
hand which he sustained one day last
week while at work in the foundry The
machine that caused his injury was the
same one that Jas. Hoene was disabled
on some months ago.
The Brooks & Ross saw mill at Scho-
field will close down this week for re-
pairs. 1t has been in operation steadily,
night and day, since December 26, 1902,
and has sawed about 28,000,000 feet of
lumber The mill will remain closed
for three weeks and will then com
mence operations again.
Fred Becker, Ole Amunson, o. F.
Croker and ID. McNaughton returned
yesterday from a point east of Summit
lake where they had been hunting and
fishing. Fred Becker states that they
did not get much game but did not wish
us to say so in these columns and that is
the reason we are going to keep it quiet
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kelly entertained
a number of their lady and gentlemen
friends at whist last Friday evening.
The only thing to mar the pleasure of
the evening was down pour of rain.
Refreshments were served at the close
of the game and very enjoyable even
ing was had by ALL The honors were
won by Mrs. Nj. B. Rosenberg and III.
q. Fleith.
There are new styles in overcoats this
fall and the latest of these are being
shown by Seim Bros. this week.
The story that Gus Sun and Fred ID.
Fowler had cancelled their date here for