Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-20
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

49, AtDo " cunCSusa5 niSHt Ny d idii.
Gen. Chas King, the we'll known
soldier author, has been appointed in
spector of the Wisconsin national
guard.
Miss Naglee entertained the Monday
Evening Study club Friday evening at
the supper given by the ladies of the
Uuiversalist church.
The Sharpshooters' Society did not
shoot on its range Sunday but most of
the members attended goose shoot
north of town at Riverview park.
The Young Peoples society of the
Universalist church will give pink
and white tea on Friday evening to
which general invitation is extended.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, October 4th.
A social will be held at Knowles
chapel on Friday afternoon, Sept. 23d,
for the purpose of raising funds for
needed repairs. All are cordially in
vited.
Emil Benz aDd Miss Anna Lang, both
of the town of Stettin, will be marriott
tomorrow at the German Reformed
church in this city, the pastor, Rev
Fuenfstueck, to officiate
Mesdames c. B. Bird, f. l.. Hudson,
l.. K. Wright and IL. e. Head and Miss
Nina Kickbusch acted as judges in the
domestic department at the Lincoln
county fair last week.
EMPLOYMENT FOR MALE AND FEMALE.
The Wausau Employment Bureau will
make it an object to get you a job or
furnish help to anyone desiring same
Office 3l3 Third street. Telephone GO
Work is progressing rapidly on the
piers being built for the bridge which
is to span the river in the south part of
town. They will set on a concrete
foundation and will be solid and sub
stantial.
Geo. Drake, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Drake of the town of Weston, and
Miss Agnes Holch were married at
nocqua Thursday. They came here
day for visit with relatives and
lends.
of the Metropolitan Life las. Co. held
ness session there was p banquet held
at the Crystal cafe, followed by ride
about town.
l.. e. Melang, Jr., purchased the
prize winning Chester White swine ex-
hibited by w. l.. Smith, of Eldron at
the county fair, and intends breedia g
and growing the stock on his farm
southwest of town.
If you are going to build or make any
change in your residence, have your
beating plant put in right and your gas
work and plumbing done up in mod
ern way. We do all kinds of repairing
in these lines. A. B. Wheeler IL Son.
GIG Third Street. If.
Herman Trettin and Miss Emma
Garske will be married next Saturday
evening at eight o clock, by the Rev f
Werhahn. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the home of the young mans
parents, Mr. and Mrs Herman 1rettin,
705 Grant street.
Miss Bsdlah Mumm gave a tea party
to many of her young friends on Thurs
day evening, aud Miss Josephine Col
Inns gave another on Friday evening;
both were given in honor of Miss Leah
Yawkey, who is soon to go to Philade'
phia to attend school.
The Mosinee Land, Log and Timber
Co. is the name of a new incorporation
organized at Mosinee with capital I T
$500, 000 The incorporators are Louis
Dessert, Frank McReynolds and Frank
Davis. The company will deal in real
estate and timber products.
For SALE have for sale large
number of ginseng plants, which will
be sold very reasonable and will trans
plant the same if the buyer so desires
S. VALHAG, 92l, 9th Ave,
Wausau, Wis.
Prof. H. A Perry attempted to give a
balloon ascension at Marathon City
recently but the balloon caught fire
and burned up. The same accident
happened to him at Edgar in June,
which, prevented him from filling an
engagement here on the Fourth.
Howard + Cate. who last year taught
in the Seventh grade room of the high
| school has entered into business with
his father, l.. b. Cate, at Indian River
| Mich. A large body of mari havil Q
| been discovered there they will engage
in the work of manufacturing cement
Chas, Malouf, the Syrian who has con.
| Quoted a fruit store in the Heling build
ing at the head of Grand Ave for a
number of years, has disposed of his
stock of goods We learn that the
place is to be occupied by VIM
Borchard as a mint juiep dispensary.
The Wausau Business college was
moved last week from the First National
bank building to Castle hall. The Elks
lodge will occupy the quarters vacated
! by the Business college and will have
| finely appointed lodge rooms, the sum
of 81, 500 being expended for furniture,
carpets, etc.
Numerous improvements are being
made in the lobby of the Crystal cafe
| An antique oak panelled ceiling will
cover the old ceiling and the walls to a
| certain heighth will be covered with
| eolored burlap. A lavatory and toilet
room is also being fixed up, adjoining
| the office.
Have you read the great $4,000
guessing contest add in the Sentinell
Don't you want part Of this moneys
For full particulars, address, Sentinel,
Circulation Department. If
Arson Young, who has carried mail
on the southern route of the west side
for number of years, has been trans
| ferred to one of the central routes OF
the east side, formerly covered by Z. A
Dunn. Frank Anderson, the newly APP
pointed carrier, has been assigned MIR
Young's old route.
Otto Mueller, the jeweler, who has
been in business at the corner of Third
and Washington streets for several
years, has been so prosperous that he
has decided to enlarge. Instead OF
occupying but one side of the store as
he has done heretofore, he will put in a
stock that will necessitate using the
whole store.
w. W Cox, the socialist ,abor party 5
| candidate for vice president of the
limited States smoke tn a small crowd