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

The first party of the Wausau club
series will be given sometime this
month.
Supper this evening from $50 to Z
O'Clock in the Universalist church. All
are invited.
+. Il. Stone has so recovered from
his recent illness as to be able to be
down town again.
The Universalists are holding rum
age sale this week in the Anderes
building on Scott Street
The vaudeville company advertised
to appear at the Columbia Palm Garden
Sunday disappointed Manager Schchow
and an audience by not appearing for
some unknown reason.
Rev. and Mrs S. N. Wilson have in
yited To their home on Friday evening
all the Senior EndeavOrers together with
all the young people of the church and
congregation, for social evening.
The Senior c. f. society will hold a
business and social meeting with Miss
Helen Hudson at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hudson,
next Monday evening, Nov 9TH.
Holger Tullberg, of Tigerton, aged
twenty died Thursday at the
Riverside hospital and his remains
were shipped the same day to his home
for burial. He had been i'll two weeks
with typhoid fever.
The companies holding risks of in
surance on the old plant of the Wausau
Electric Co. sent their adjpSters here
Saturday. and they are investigating
the damage to the plant and effecting
an adjustment of losses.
The public is warned to beware of
peddlers now travelling through the
county selling stove pipe enamel
claimed to be Callies' and stating that
they are Callies' agents Calies en-
ploys no peddlers.
The running time of two trains on
the Northwestern road was changed
Sunday. The passenger train which
heretofore departed Tor Eland junction
ut 1875 each morning will hereafter
leave five minutes earler. The train
arriving at 1910 III the morning from
Eland will be ten minutes later by the
new schedule
Someone has been "stringing" the
Milwaukee Free Press. In n writeup
of Z. A. Notices speech delivered in
this city week ago, it says there We're
fully 1000 people present. How does
the local LaFolette club members like
such report Everybody in Wausau
knows there were not To exceed half
that many present.
Senator and Mrs. A. l.. Kreutzer
gave whist party on Saturday even
ing. There were eight tables and a
very interesting game was played
until l0:S0 O'clock when refreshments
were served First honors were won
by Mrs. c. G. Yawkey and NJ. b RoSen-
berry; consolation prizes by Mrs. w b.
Schollield and F. b. Thayer.
The Grand Rapids and WauSau city
teams played game of foot ball sun.
day at Warren park, and the former
was successful by score of to 0,
Walter KrauSe, ten year old son of MIR.
and Mrs Fred Krause, got in the way
of the play and was thrown down and
trampled upon, and his left leg was
broken between the ankle joint and
knee.
Mrs. VIM. Liljeqvist is lying critical.
ly IN at her home on PARK Ave, indeed
she is not expected tn long survive.
She was lately removed from the River
side hospital To her home For a mum.
Der of years past she has been in poor
health and for the past year has been
under physicians care nearly all the
time. She is suffering from dropSy
and other complications.
The pumpkin which has occupied {
position in the window of the james
Music Co. was cut open Saturday anC
the seeds counted by committee
which found the number TO be 65e
Mrs. w Boyer, who resides at $50 Yves
street, was found to have registered III,
nearest correct guess, her guess being
$50. and she is therefore entitled to
So discount on any piano she ma,
select from the stock of the above com
pany.