Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-25

Gov. La Palette will speak in the
opera house, in this city, tomorrow
evening, everybody invited 1t
| o. G. Callies sells specially prepared
paint for storm sash. An lSc can will
cover six ordinary sized sash.
Eighth grade department cards in the
city schools for the present term were
issued today for the first time.
The Ladies' sot Jty of the Universal
ist church will hold its annual sale of
fancy work on Tuesday, Dec. 9Th.
The Universalist church will COM
mence to hold evening services in its
church on Sunday evening, Nov. 18th.
| w. H. McNeight, of the town of
Brighton. and Miss Helen Ehlers, of the
town of Spencer, were married Satur-
day by Justice Jones.
Great interest is being taken in the
Indian powwow which is to be held at
MERGERS hall Nov. 4th and 9TH by the
Ladies' Literary club.
Anyone contemplating trip to the
Worlds fair can profit by calling at this
office for reliable list of places where
rooms and board may be had
Anyone having window sash that
needs mending can have same re-
paired by leaving orders with o. c..
| Callies. Orders received later than
noon cannot be filled until next day.
The REFERS and boys overcoats sold
by Seim Bros. keep out the cold winds
of fall and save parents doctors bills
They are made up neat and are guaran-
teed to give satisfaction.
A dispatch from Washington states
that on Nov. 18th rural free delivery
route will be established at Ringle
which viii cover the territory on a
route of twenty miles and serve 495
people.
Rheinhard Dabler and Miss Anna
Schmidt were married Wednesday
morning. A wedding dinner was
served at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Michael Schmidt
1909 Grand Ave
The dance and concert given last
evening by the local K p. lodge was
| largely attended and a success from
every standpoint of view Music was
furnished by the Trouhadours, a travel
ing musical organization.
t. x,;or., - <ho Foo@ ti,o+ cold ,uoo4bo,
is approaching we suggest that parents
| go to Seim Bros store and look over
the large stock of children's overcoats
and REFERS to be found there which are
sold at lowest prices in town.
The case of John Meuret vs. Henry
Meuret is being tried this afternoon in
Justice Clarke's court. The son, it is
alleged, used abusive and foul language
in expressing an opinion of his father
Both are residents of the town of Wes-
ton.
Gov. La Toilette will speak in the
opera house, in this city, tomorrow
evening, everybody invited. 1t
fIduh M uiiliu was IHJuitu odiututJ
in the foot ball game played in this city
between the junior teams of the Wau
san and Merrill high schools. His left
arm was dislocated at the elbow but he
is at present getting along nicely and
expects to have use of his arm in a
short time.
G.. Anthem has just received, at his
store, a fine line of cloth overcoats also
fur and fur-lined overcoats, which he
is selling all the way from $500 up to
$500. All needing overcoats are
requested to look over the excellent
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Rentals for water will. be collected
beginning Nov LIST. The city treasurer
will enforce new order and except in
business places will collect the water
tax of the owners of the premises.
Heretofore some tenants of houses have
agreed to pay rentals who have moved
away from town without keeping their
promise.
Invitations received in this city an
nounce the coming marriage at
Pasadena, Cal, of Miss Myrtle Samp
son, formerly of this city, to Chas.
Fadley, of Pasadena, on Wednesday,
Nov. I'd. Miss Sampson moved away
from here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Sampson, about year ago.
She is a sister of Mrs. A. +. Kuhlmann.
There will be children's carnival at
Fraternity hall Saturday afternoon at
two O'clock, given by the young ladies
of the St Johns Episcopal church
free to all. Fishing pond and grab
bags for the children; Children dressed
as paper dolls. Doll booths and candy
tables, and many other attractions.
Every body GO. Coffee and sandwiches
served to the Fathers and Grandfathers.
j. W. Coates, of this city, viii address
the voters = .lnowlton Friday nightat
Werle's hail lis address will be from
democratic standpoint and as he is
conversant with the policies of the two
great parties and a fluent and pleasing
speaker his address ought TO he in
teresting and the meeting we'll at
tended. The democratic glee club and
quite a few citizens from Wausau will
be in attendance.
The ladies of the UniyerSalist church
will hold rummage sale for few days
only, the first part of November
Matthias Kennel and Miss Mary
Wawrzyniak viii be married early
Thursday morning and depart at noon
of the same day for Milwaukee aud
Fond du Lac where they will spend
several days Lefore going to house keep
ing. MIR. Remmel is one of the firm of
Kennel Bros. manufacturers of mineral