Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-10-24
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

The Monday Evening Study club me
last evening with Miss Marie johnson
John Kiefer has been making exten
sive improvements in his store building
on Fulton Street
The regular conclave of st. Omel
Commandery will be held at Masonic
Temple tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Carl Merklein entertained on
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs
w. " Engfer, of Calumet, Mich.
Chris HONG, of Menominee, Mich,
and Mary Rounds, of this city, were
married Saturday evening by Justice
j. A. Jones.
HOw's your cutter? Does it need re.
painting? If it does let Callies know
about it. He's got something which
will make it look like new.
The Saturday evening passenger
train on the St. Paul road was over an
hour late, on account of a wreck on
the main line and the one at Schofield.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church will hold Christmas sale of
useful and fancy articles, in the base
ment OF the church, on Tuesday, Dec.
18th IS
The sleeping car, which was put on
the st. Paul, Saturday to run between
here and Milwaukee in the future, was
quite wei, filled as it was pulled out
OF this city for the first time.
When setting up your heating stove
why throw away that old rusty pipe
when you can make it look as good as
new by applying to its outside surface
some of Callies stove pipe enamel {?
It's cheap; it's good.
Those VINO went TO Grand Rapids
Saturday to witness the foot ball game
were DR.. ID. t. Jones and son, Winfield;
Is. r. Wilson, the Misses Phoebe and
Orpha Jones, Katherine Manson, Will
ma Burt and Florence Gilbert.
The congregation of the First Metho-
dist church of this city gave reception
in the church parlors on Tuesday even
ing last, to give our citizens an oppor-
tnnity to meet Rev. and Mrs. Brieha
Rev. Brigham has lately taken the
pastorship of the church.
An ounce of satisfaction Is worth a
ton Of talk. Instead of praising our
cioaks, jackets and ladies' wearing
apparel through these columns we
would prefer to have the ladies call at
our store and convince themselves of
the bargains we are Offering We save
you 25c on every dollar.-Althen's
The interment of I'll. C. Grout took
place in Pine Grove cemetery on Fri
day afternoon, Mrs. VIM Walker, of
Elma, Wash, daughter of deceased,
having arrived on the morning of that
day. Brief services were held at the
chapel and at tie grave, Rev. Brigham,
OF the First M. +. church, officiating.
The Amigo Journal says that Oscar
Weise, OF the firm of Janke q Weise, of
this city, has informed its reporter that
the firm is contemplating moving to
that city. We were unable to find
either of the gentlemen today to learn
the truth of the matter, but believe the |
firm will remain here, where railroad
facilities are better.
1t is said that the police department
will soon be notified to close all keno
games or poultry festivals being held
In different saloons on Saturday nights.
This game, which ends by one person |
yelling keno" and the other players
manifesting their disapproval by two
word expression, is being stopped in
many other cities of the state.
State inspectors are after cheese
makers for not conforming to the state
law. In Manitowoc county about
dozen were arrested and had TO pay
line OF $500 each. 1t would be well
for Marathon county manufacturers to
read up the law and conform to it
rigidly. And then when the inspectors
come around they will find things all
right.
Thousands of people die every fall
and winter as result of colds con-
tracted on account of insufficiently
warm clothing. Our assortment of
ready to wear suits and overcoats is
larger than ever and we can also sup
ply you with anything you need in the
gents furnishing line. One sale, and
we are sure of your patronage there
after. We save you 25c on every
dOllar.-Althen's.