Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-04

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Many of those who reside on East
hill enjoyed a picnic at the fair ground:
on Saturday afternoon
A portion of the old Plumer dam has
been removed to allow sIuiceway tc
the water wheels of the new electric
light plant.
Mrs. Chas. Wegner gave party for
her daughter. Celia, on Saturday after
noon. The occasion was the birthday
of Miss Celia.
For RENT-A large Louise in good
condition, with all modern conven-
fences, centrally located. Enquire al
| SIG Warren street.
| The Wausau Ministers association
met yesterday morning at 1000 O'Clock
at the Y M G. A., but the session was
very brief owing to the fact that Revs.
We.hahn and Patch, who were on the
program, were called away. An adj
Ionrnment was taken to another time.
The careful dresser is known at once
by his overcoat. This years styles
differ in every essential particular from
| those OF former years The fall and
winter coats we are now showing are
! OF the latest fashions, and as to prices
well, they are below those of the aver
age dealer. Seim Bros.
The county school of agriculture and
domestic economy opened yesterday
morning with thirty five students in
attendance, which is large increase
over the first day of the last school
term. The school board looks forward
to very large attendance during the
fall and winter months.
j. Ii. Parker, who is bank examiner
for the district comprising the state of
Wisconsin and portion of Minnesota,
dropped into Wausau last week and
spent few days in making an exami-
nation of the two national banks of this
city. He of course found them both in
excellent shape and doing good bust
ness
Only about a half dozen men are en-
ployed in tho tannery plant of the u. S.
Leather Co. at present The plant has
been crippled since the packing house
strike was inaugurated, and though the
strikers are back at work the company
has as yet been unable to get any green
hides.
The following dances are scheduled
for the month: Eagles at Columbia
hall Oct. 10Th; Co. G at Armory Oct
28th; Columbia band and orchestra
Castle hall Oct eth The date for
latter dance will in all probability be
changed so as not to conflict with the
one given by Co. G.
The improvements being made in the
lobby of the Crystal cafe are nearing
completion and when finished Mr.. Zen
der will have a very 'swelr office for
his guests. The woodwork is of antique
oak, with fancy wall decorations, and
the finishing is credit to the decorator
in charge, Will thinner, who has no
superiors in his line of work.
Clinton Bismark, son of Mr. and Mrs
c. +. Bismark, cut off a good sized por-
ton of the little finger of his right hand
Saturday. He was oiling lawn
mower and accidentally set the knives
in motion with above result. DIR. ID. +.
Jones placed the severed portion back
on and stitched it and hopes to save the
finger
To the man looking for fall or winter
overcoats the advice we offer is the
advice of friend You may think our
advice biased. If so, get unbiased
advice. 1t will be along the same lines.
1t couldn't be otherwise when you rea-
son it out. Better by far would he a
visit to our store. Then you would be
convinced. Seim Bros.
There was reunion of the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. BedeIl on Sunday.
1t was an enjoyable gathering. Mr..
and Mrs. Bedell will soon go TO
Chippewa Falls to reside having pur-
chased grocery store in that place
The many friends of this excellent
couple will regret very much to learn
that they are going to leave Wausau.
Last Saturday boy drove COM
Placently up to the watering trough
north of the court house to give his
horse drink. The horse was blind,
but the boy was not aware of il, and
the horse instead of stopping when he
reached the trough climbed right up
into the basin and then proceeded to
fall out. There was no damage done,
but there was plenty of excitement for
awhile
Callies' stove pipe enamel is The best
rust preventative. Sold in any guam
tity. Store, 3l3-3l5 Jackson street.
The attorneys in tha Dancy drainage
case that has been on trial in circuit
court, closed their arguments Saturday
and Judge Silverthorn rendered de-
cision Immediately after He held that
the commissioners appointed could not
be deposed but that the plan of drain
age must be amended because it would
effect the Eau Pleine river and Rice
lake, which are waters of commercial
use.
Friday, October 18th, will be cele-
brated by Co. G members as the ami
versary of their home coming from
Porto Rico in 1898. They have arranged
for grand ball to be given that even
ing in their armory. Few who partici-
pated in the campaign Of 1898 in Porto
Rico are still members of the company,
but the event illcontinue to be cele-
brated by those who succeed them
| A young man entered the office Of
the county clerk yesterday and stated
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