Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-11-01


week will be on Tuesday evening
Election returns, entertainment, dane
ing and refreshments All turn out
Fun galore.
Callies' stove pipe enamel is the best
article for its purpose. 1t withstands
heat, imparts a gloss and gives the
rusty stove pipe new appearance.
buy direct from store. No peddlers
employed.
Work was commenced yesterday in
widening the south sidewalk on the
falls bridge. When the changes have
been made the sidewalk will be three
feet wider. The Wisconsin Bridge and
Iron Co., of Milwaukee, has the con-
tract
Frank Gaetzman has purchased the
gasoline launch of Fred Kickbusch, Jr.
The latter has ordered steel craft
which will be manufactured during the
winter and placed at his service early
in the spring. Several others, who de-
sire that their names be withheld for
the present, have ordered launches.
This fall and next summer there will be
quite number owned by Wausau par
ties.
w. <. Rapraeger and Miss Hattie
Laabs were married Saturday evening
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Laabs, on Logan
street, the Rev. +. Werhahn officiating.
Following the ceremony there was
wedding celebration, to which a great
many friends of the contracting parties
were invited. Both are popular young
people and have the best wishes of
their numerous friends. They have
gone to housekeeping ut ia N. Sixth
Ave.
According to the report of Fred.
Rienow, who has charge of the govern
ments local branch of the weather
bureau, we had the following kind of
weather during October: Number of
rainy days, 8; number of clear days, 10;
number of cloudy days, 10; number of
days partly cloudy, 3; rain fall for
month, 5S4 inches; greatest precipita-
ton in "a hours, 81 on the 10th; maxi
mum temperature, 7S deg. on the LIST;
minimum temperature, "a deg on the
eth.
Ed. Single has been given the job of
digging the sugar beets on the expert
ment farm of the Wausau Mems club
located in the town of Stettin. He has
already commenced work and the first
car load was shipped to the sugar
factory mt Menominee, Mich, yester-
day He has several teams engaged in
hauling and nearly all week win be
consumed in the work 1t is hard TO
estimate .as number of cars that will
be shipped with beets from hatfarm but
they will number quite few.
You can bet your money on Roose-
Welt or Parker but you may not be safe
in either instance. It's 10 to | shot,
though, if you bet your money that
Callies carries the best line of paints,
glass, wall paper, etc, in this section of
the country and at lowest prices you
will win every time. He's always there
with the goods.
Nearly all the country members of
the county board committee on equali-
zation were in town this morning To at
tend meeting which will be held to-
morrow at the court house and con-
tinue perhaps for several days. The
members of this committee are A. f.
Beebe, of Mcmillan; f. Haaman, of
Vein; H. J Blanchard, of Colby; Anton
Emmerich, of Berlin; H. NJ Kronen-
wetter, of Kronenwetter; q. V. Acker,
man, of Eldron; Cal. Richardson, of
Plover, and c. 5. Gilbert and John
Ringle, of the city.
The Wausau high school foot ball
team was defeated at Merrill Saturday
by the high school boys of that city, 1t
was a bad defeas but still not SO bad IS
the score of Is TO 0 would indicate, for
eight of Merrills points were made on
drop kicks, one of which was question
able. The WauSau boys used s circllng
wedge and came near scoring. The
play worried the Merrill boys and the
referee ruled that its use was contrary
tn foot ball rules and prohibited our
boys from practicing it further. This
raised q protest but after some little
time Wausau acceded 10 the ruling of
the referee and inlay was resumed. 1t
was hard fought game and Capt.
Burek had to be taken home in hack
upon his arrival here that evening.