Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-09-26

The Heinemann department stor
will be closed on Saturday, Septembe
Both, on account of holiday Will oper
at 6P. NJ.
Get your broken sash repaired nov
before the raise in glass Oct. LIST
Glass set the same day as ordered
o. C. Callies.
Washing easier sweet smelling
! clothes-economy in time and lessening
of hard work-aIl accomplished by
using Swift's Pride Soap and Washing
Powder.
| The B Circle of the NJ. f. church will
give weighing social on Friday even
ing, Sept Goth, in the parlor of the
church. The charges will be of a
cent pound.
| The play of Damon and Pythias will
be given on the evening of Oct. 18th,
under the auspices of the local lodge of
X. p. Sanford Dodge, an actor of note,
will assume the leading role.
The Hebrew Cemetery association
has been making improvements in front
of its property on grand Ave. A
cement sidewalk has been built and
the side of the street boulevarded.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M E.
church will open the dining room of
the new church with the annual
chicken pie supper, Tuesday, October
3rd. Supper will be served from 5
O'Clock until 100
Let us fix up those broken window
and storm sash before cold weather
sets in. We have large stock of glass
in all sizes, bought before the advance
in glass, which we are selling at our
regular old prices. Telephone 1875.
If Mumm's paint, wall paper store
Forty-two pupils of the high school
are taking lessons in manual training
in the Humboldt school, which with the
students pursuing the same study in
the latter school, makes a class of
eighty-three. The classes in sewing
will carry on their respective schools
and take cooking lessons in the high
school.
At its meeting Sunday evening the
senior Christian Endeavor society in
stalled the following newly elected
officers:
President-Miss Nellie Nutter.
Vice President-Leona Kristensen.
Secretary-Howard Van Adestine.
Cor. and Fir Sec.-Mrs. B. A. Benson.
Treasurer-Henry Wolslegal.
Pianist-Miss Wanda Hopp.
While IAN Orphan s Prayer" which
will be seen at the Grand opera house
on Saturday evening, Sept. 80, is pas
toral play telling delightful story, it
also contains many thrilling dramatic
situations and at least one real sensa-
ton. This feature, a climax of stage
realism, is the cracking" of an i'm
mense steel vault in which a crook has
been unintentionally imprisoned Two
retired professional cracksmen do the
drilling and blowing in full view of
the audience and the narrow escape
from death of the imprisoned inmate,
creates positive sensation Prices %
35 ,50-75 cents.
At a meeting of the city council held
last Tuesday evening a petition was
presented providing for the extension
of fifteen inch sewer west on Garfield
Ave. from Third Ave. to the agricul-
tUral school grounds, assurance being
given that the school will pay $500 to-
wards the cost. The petition was
adopted. This will give the school
long sought for outlet for the water
which overfiows the lower portion of
its land. Last spring upwards of 5000
cabbage plants and a great many toma-
to plants were set out on the land and
about two-thirds of them were killed by
too much water. Other crops suffered
proportionately. After the sewer is
built, system of drainage will be
made.
The game of base ball Sunday after
noon between representatives of the
Elks' and the Eagles societies, resulted
in favor of the latter by a score of 81 to
5. A fair sized crowd was in attend
ance, expecting to witness a good game,
but they saw a farce comedy. There
were a number of players in each team
who were considered experts in days
gone by, but they are strictly "has
beens" now and fully demonstrated
that fact Sunday. VIM. Butler, who
pitched the first three innings for the
Eagles, broke his arm while putting an
extra twist on a ball. The break oc-
Cured between the elbow and shoulder
and will lay him up for some time.