Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-09-05
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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Our city schools will open next Mon
day morning.
St PauPs parochial school will opel
Monday morning next.
There will be meeting of Forest
lodge No. 1870 F. & A. NJ, Wednesday
evening.
The families of Dr. Ii. l.. Rosenberg
and III. G. Flieth, picnicked on Rib hill
Wednesday.
Edwin Schuetz will attend the Spen
cerian Business college of Milwaukee
the coming school year.
Mrs. Jane Hopkins boys and chill.
dren's suits now ready at Seim Bros.
Opposit the court house.
Dry kindling wood for sale cheap.
Enquire of l.. A. Pregent, 1898 N. Sixth
st. or at Goodwllie's Box Factory.
Don't miss seeing the interesting
pairs of twins at Liliputian Bazaar at
M. 4. church parlors, Sept. l6 3 to 6 p.
m.
+. j. Hartlet and Den Finney, decora-
tors and painters, have Just finished up
piece of work in the PILOT building
that is hard to beat
-Four boys of the county agricultural
school will have charge of F. Rietbrock's
herd OF Guernseys during the time the
animals are exhibited at the fair.
Ragwald Carlson, Frank Nelson and
Axel Berg, all subjects of the king of
Sweden, applied to the clerk of the
court yesterday for citizenship papers.
One of the interesting features of the
fair will be the work of the agricultural
school boys in Judging cattle. 1t is
work which should be witnessed by
everyone interested in live stock.
August Taves, one of the old settlers
of the town of Vein, died of inhamma-
ton of the bowels, on Tuesday, August
18th. Funeral took place on Friday.
Mr.. Taves was the father of Mrs Henry
Vogel, of Edgar.
Mrs. W. l.. Edmonds, gave a Kens-
ington Tea to lady friends on Friday
afternoon, and on Saturday afternoon
gave a whist party, the prize for the
highest score being won by Mrs. A. V.
Gearhart. Both were very successful
social functions.
There will be demonstration in
cooking by the students of the Mara
thon County School of Agriculture and
Domestic Economy at the fair grounds,
near the west door of the main build
ing. this eek, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, from 1870 to 1870 a. M,
and from 1:30 to 2:30 p m Recipes
used will be given away.
F. c. Hackbart, who f or the past three
years has been actively connected with
the Cash Trading company's general
store, sold his interest yesterday to
Ernst Koch, corner 9Th and Central
Ave AT meeting of board of directors
held last evening, Mr.. Koch was elected
secretary and treasurer of the firm in
place of +. C. Hack bart, who will re-
tire from the business
The engagement of Miss Zoa Nc |
Crossen Grace, to Mr. George Hawley,
of Minneapolis, has been announced |
Miss Grace is daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. I'll. H. Grace, of Superior. She is
a grand daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
James McCrossen, of this city, and has
often visited here and is therefore, well |
known and. very highly esteemed by
ALL
The Marathon County School of |
Agriculture and Domestic ECONOMY
bulletin No. 3, of volume No. 2, has
just been received at the PILOT office.
1t contains sixteen pages of very inter-
esting reading mostly on matters per-
tanning to the school. 1t gives the
courses of study for the first and
second years and much valuable infor-
nation on various matters. The fall
term of the school opens on Monday,
October end
Mrs. A. b. Murray entertained lady
friends at her home on East hill Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her sister,
DIR. Anne Burnett, of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa. There were about fifty present
and the hours from three until six were
spent in meeting DR.. Burnett and in
social converse, making the event one
gilmore than the usual pleasure The
home was handsomely decorated with
cutN flowers and potted plants. Re-
fresAments were served at the close.