Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-11-08
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
Louis Plisch Thursday night
A small blaze at the Sloan house Sun
day evening necessitated calling out the
fire department.
Dir. Turbin, the eminent Germa n
specialist and surgeon, will be ut the
Bells House, November 18th.
Miss Alice johnson submitted to an
other operation ut the Presbyterian
hospital, Chicago, on Saturday.
fhe Wausau high school foot ball
team will disband for the season after
the game at Amigo next Saturday
Election returns at the Grand opera
house tomorrow night between acts.
See a good show and get the returns in
good, comfortable place.
'fhe local plant of the IT, S Leather
Co. has the past week further increased
its working force so that it is now run
ming nearly up to its capacity.
John Borchardt and Miss Mary Neu-
endank were married Saturday even
ing at seven O'clock by the Rev. +.
Werhahn, nj the latter's residence
Chief Malone today sold at public
auction two head of cattle that have
been in the city pound for number of
weeks and whose owners are unknown.
Frank klade, of this city, and Miss
ElVina Schesso, of the town of Stettin
were joined in marriage Thursday
evening at the home of the brides
parents. They have gone to house
keeping on jackson street.
We wish to buy hemlock and hard
wood timber lands: any farmer wishing
come and see nS. We want, more espe
cially, hem!oek timber, and logs that
will come Ia Wausau by rail or water
BARKER 4 STEWART LBR. Co.
milf mt Wausau, Wis.
The social gathering held Mt the home
of the Rev. and Mrs s. n Wilson, on
Friday evening, was in every way very
pleasant. An enjoyable feature of the
8 evening was the vocal and instrumental
music by Messrs. Belknap and Hoyt
and the character reading by Miss
Rankin.
A fair sized audience at Castle hall
WAS addressed Saturday evening by
W. IL. Clark, of Ripon, the prohibition
candidate for governor Of Wisconsin
Mr. Clark is very good speaker and
advanced many strong arguments
from II prohibitions Standpoint in sup
port of that ticket.
Herman Brapdenburg, of this city,
and Miss Anna HendrickSon, of Bro
kaw, were married Saturday evening ut
the formers home ON Fulton street, the
Rev. +. Schaer performing the cere-
mony. They will make their home in
this city, Mr. Brandenburg being en-.
ploys,t rs miiwright by the ID. j.
Murray Co.
At the last session of the presbytery
the matter Of organizing a church at
Hogarty, this county, was brought up
and discussed and permission WAS
granted To organize providing com,
mitiee to be appointed so elected. The
committee chosen has Investigated con.
dniaas and decided To organize, and
organization will probably he effected
this week The meeting which will be
called will he attended by Rev. ). n
Wilson and the committee members.
Compare the Democratic state ticket
with the nominees on the Republican
ticket, from Gov. LaFollette dowu Il
Sturdevant. and see which ticket stands
for the best citizenship. There is not a
faint of scandal connected with the
Democratic ticket, while the Republican
Performers" themselves have felt IN,
necessity of trying to diSinfeet their
ticket to the extent of trying 10 rid
themselves of their candidate for state
treasurer, the original IaFollett,
man'f of the lot
Ita Erdman, wife of VIM. Erdman
who resides on Mcintosh street. jus
across the ST. Paul tracks, died Sunda.
evening. Death was caused by hloo'
poisoning, resultant from child birth
Her maiden name was Ida O,letse an'
besides her husband and one child SIN
is survived by her mother. sister an'
brother WHO reside on the flat" Sh
was twenty-feur years Of age and wa
married several years ago Ia VIM. Eni
man. The funeral will be held thi
Tuesday afternoon IT $40 O'Clock froa
the Presbyterian church.