Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-18
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
See advertisement of II. Lewis

See advertisement of H. Lewis Belk-
nap, ID. c., in another column.
Mrs. Chas Young is reported to be
dangerously i'll at her home on Short
street
A coat of Calles' black stove pipe
enamel prevents rust and makes your
stove pipe last twice as long. Sold in
any quantity.
Jas. Smith and Miss Leta Ehreke, the
latter daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Ehreke, of GIG jackson street, will be
married next Saturday at the home of
the BRIDES parents.
The old Anthem building on jackson
street, lately occupied by H. G..
Thresher x Son as fruit stand, has
been moved to a lot east of the Adams
House and will be occupied By F.
Under as cigar factory.
r. b. Johns, principal of the Agri-
cultural school, is preparing write-up
of that school of about 1000 words,
which he will forward to the Ohio state
agricultural college at the latter's re-
quest. The Ohio college will have it
put in type and printed.
A heart party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Albers, last Friday even
ing in honor of their neice, Miss
Dorothy Fleischer, of Seattle, Washing
ton. AT the close Of the game, dainty
refreshments were served, Miss
Florence Crosby AID Neuman Bells
won the honors. 1t WIS very pleasant
evenings entertainment.
Last evening, ladies' night at the Wau-
a N I,Ax 10.
whist playing, there was music for
dancing and quite a number ''tripped
the light fantastic" until ten O'clock.
Next Monday every member should
attend, as there will be short program
rendered which will be worth the
trouble of going out TO hear.
The Stevens Point Journal, in speak
ing of the Odd Fellows Grand Eneamp-
nent held here last week says
The delegates say they were hand
somely entertained at Wausau. Never
had better time at an encampment'
said one prominent Patriarch who has
been a regular attendant at thee
gatherings for years"
The Athens Record has placed on the
democratic ticket a new candidate for
register of deeds. In its write-up of a
democratic rally in that village last
week it states that w. j. Kregel, demo-
cratic candidate for register of deeds,
was present. Neither the county clerk
or the party managers are aware that
Mr.. Kregel is candidate. On the
contrary the latter desires to retire to
private life after the expiration of his
term as county clerk but if the Record
persists in placing him on the ticket he
may be forced to make the canvass.
At a meeting held Wednesday even.
| ing in the Office rooms OF &. l.. Warren
in the Mckinley BLOCK Roosevelt and
| LaFollette club was organized with,
| its supporters claim, signed mem beI-
| ship of 300 When the meeting was
called the govern or's idolizers intended
making it strictly LaFolette club
Some of those attending inter posed an
| objection to the name and it was
christened with the name of the presi
4 dent prefixed. Officers were elected as
| follows
President--C. l.. Warren.
! e-president-Dr l.. +. Spencer.
Secretary-W. j Kregel.
Treasurer-A. j. Anthem.
1t was decided to maintain head
quarters in the Mckinley block anC
invite the governor and other speaker,
to come here and make addresses, anC
it is said the governor will respond
though he has not as yet set a date.