Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-10-03
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

The Elks gave dancing party at
their hall Thursday evening.
l. +. Spencer, M. d., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. Il
Watch for Athens "a in Il PnoT
in the future They will be the beacon
light guiding you to goods of quality at
low prices.
Fourth street will be macadamized
from Scott north to McIndoe this fall.
This will make the streei complete
south to Forest.
A small fire in the Hess bakery Fri
day evening resulted in the fire depart.
ment being called out. A pan of burn
ing lard caused the excitement
The engine house of the city's stone
crusher caught fire yesterday, but the
flames were extinguished by the service
of hastily formed bucket brigade.
We are offering some great fall bar
gain in wall paper.
Mumm's paint, wall paper store,
II $40 Scott street.
Shoes, rubbers, every style and quail
ity. Mems shoes from 81 % to 800
pair; mems rubbers from 81 90 to SO. IS
pair. VIM SCHoENEBERG.
The sheriff took possession of the
E. w. Arbogast automobile garage on
Thursday as the result of the fore
closure of mortgage issued by the
owner to Robt. Kickbusch, for SO, 500
secured by three automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Mylrea and Mrs
Frank Kelly, went out to Athens on
Friday, in one of f. w. Arbogasts auto
mobiles. The day was beautiful one
and the trip most enjoyable one The
return trip was made in two hours.
Julia Klese died at her home in the
town of Easton last Tuesday after an
eighteen months illness with Bright's
disease. She was sixty-eight years of
age. The funeral was held from the
Polish church in this city Thursday
There was a meeting of the Wausau
Musical club on Wednesday evening,
with its president, Miss Katherine
Williamson. The Misses Dunbar,
Spence, Ruby Wilson, Roach and Mrs.
III. II. Manson were admitted to mem
bership.
AT the annual session of the Chicago
German M. f. church conference, held
recently in Aurora, ILL.,, Rev. A. Nj.
Weiting was returned to the Wausau
church for another year. Rev. w. G |
Schmidt was assigned to the town of
Maine church.
The bread that mother used to bake |
was not one bit better than the bread |
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon |
Flour. 1t makes light, white bread and |
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery |
a fair trial. Made by +. w. Kickbusch I
q Son. If.
Lamar Sexmith, Walter Alexander,
Henry French, G. E. Gill, and G. G. |
Yawkey have had cement curbings and |
cutters put in, in front of their resi- |
dence lots on McIndoe street the past
week. The whole street no doubt will |
be thus laid out within the next year.
About thirty Lutheran ministers and
parochial school teachers held con-
ference in this city last week, which
was presided over by Rev. F. Sebrandt,
of Merrill. They were all from Wis
consin valley towns and were enter
tanned by members of Zion's church
The state must be anticipating large !
increase in population in this county. |
The register of deeds has received from |
the secretary of state about 200 blank i
books containing 80 blanks each, for |
the registration of births. They are to |
be distributed among physicians and !
others who are in alliance with the
stOrk.
The state board of control has COM
pleted its apportionment of aid to the |
counties operating county insane |
asylums and Marathon county, as usual |
heads the list with the largest amount, |
1923, 079.93. Where few years ago
there were but few county hospitals |
in the state total of thirty three now
care for their own insane. In these
asylums are confined 1000 patients.
Of the state hospitals the one at Osh-
kosh received the largest amount,
$54, 9l076. The Home for Feeble |
Minded at Chippewa Falls is paid S7O,-
1929 by the apportionment.