Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-11-14
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Remember the concert at the Univer-
salist church on Thursday evening.
Miss Rachel Hudson has been con
find to her with an attack OF tonsllltis
The house committee of the Wausau
club has arranged for club party next
Friday evening.
Eugene Scott, who had been to Sum
nit lake hunting, brought deer to the
city yesterday.
There was born unto Mr.. and Mrs.
f. b Cornwall yesterday, November
18th, 1905, daughter.
Remember the sale and supper by
the ladies of the Universalist church on
the evening of Dec. 9th.
We have the finest double breasted
mems suits in the city. Prices from $40
to SIS, at the Golden Eagle
Miss Kate Alexander entertained
some OF her young lady and gentlemen
friends at whist on Thursday evening.
To make blue Monday bright
Monday" always use Swift's Pride SOAP
and Washing Powder. Your dealer
sells them.
Among the officers elected by the
Junior law class at the state university
was W. L. German, of this city who
was elected treasurer.
The Marathon County School of
agriculture and Domestic Economy,
will entertain the members of the
county board at dinner on Thursday
noon.
Mrs. L. M Smith and daughter, Miss
Irene, and Miss Millari have returned
from Waupaca where they had been
the guests of Mrs. T.. s. Ashmun for
week.
The temperance lecture given by
Miss Christine Tringling, of England,
Sunday eve ing at the First Presby-
terrain church was listened to by large
audience. 1t was an able effort.
The Frank E. Long Co. was at the
open ouse Sunday evening and was
gre' cd by large audience. The play
was Natures Nobleman and the com
pany was up to its usual standard.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wesley Wilson,
526 Harrison boulevard announce the
engagement of their daughter, Rubee
BelOtta, to Eric De Lamarter of Chi
cago, son of Rev. and Mrs. Louis
De Lamarter, of Lansing, Michigan.
The Wausau Furniture Co. has a
large lot of new goods arriving daily.
The Co.'s large stores enable it to carry
a very large line of the very latest
furniture made, and the public is invit-
ed to call and look over the new stock
now on hand.
Mrs. f. ". Shatto yesterday obtained
hunting license from the county clerk,
making three licenses that have been
granted to ladies in this county this
year. Up to date about 1000 licenses
have been issued, or an increase of 200
over last year.
The Marathon County Telephone Co.
is running another wire circuit on it's
line from here to Edgar. The business
has grown to such an extent that one
wire circuit does not take care of the
business. The work is in charge of
Supt. w. H. Smale.
Do these frosty November days re-
m. nd you that you are in need of an
OvercOat or warm suit of clothes for
the. winter? DO you know where to
90 to get the best clothes in town for
the money? Visit Seim Bros. first and
your question is answered.
The Wausau police force got fooled
last night. 1t was thought Ward Meal
lister had been captured. Ever hear of
Ward He sets the style for New
YOrk's 400 and has lately disappeared.
The man arrested proved to be a young
man who buys his clothing of Seim
Bros. No wonder the police made the
mistake.
Mrs. Matthias Hinshick died this
morning of cancer at her home, 208
Mcintosh street. She had been a
sufferer from chronic diseases for
twenty years. She was fifty-five years
of age and is survived by her husband,
two sons and one daughter. The fun
eral will be held Thursday morning at
$50 o'clock from St. Mary's church.
st. Elizabeth's Aid society will give
an entertainment at the opera house
tomorrow evening as an introduction
to its annual fair, which will take
place on Thursday at Fraternity hall.
The ladies will offer for sale large dis
play of useful articles, also refresh
ments of all kinds. A fish pond will be
there to amuse the little ones. From
O'Clock on fine turkey supper will be
served. Everybody invited.
A special session of the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars will be held in Wau-
sau, Wednesday, November % The
quarterly session of the District Lodge
will also be held on the same date. The
program is TO call to order at 10 a. m.
in Castle hall for preliminary organiza-
ton. The afternoon session will close
with banquet given by the local lodge
9f this city at o'clock. w. III. Clark,
ofRipon, Grand Chief Templar of Wis
consin, will give a public address in the
Of n1nlnoI 70 ,hioh oil IN
vite1 The grand secretary, H. A. Lar
son, Of Waupaca, will also be present.