Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-10-31
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

A cinch party will be held this even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ruder on the west side
Young mems suits and overcoats il
sizes for youths from 10 to 20 years, a
prices from So TO SIC at Seim Bros
Winninger Bros are at the opers
house for a week, having opened las
evening with good entertainment.
The Intermediate C. f. society of the
Presbyterian church met last evening
with Miss Elizabeth Boiler on Grand
Ave.
Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates and porcelain
inlays. Office over the Continental
clothing store. Oct. 1O-w6
Remember the Y M. G. A. entertain.
ment next Monday evening. 1t is the
first CT the course and will take place
In the opera house.
Purchasers buying Callies' stove pipe
enamel do so with the guarantee that
If 1t burns off or loses It's lustre, their
money will be refunded.
Next Sunday is rally day for the home
Sunday School Of the Presbyterian
church. A special program will be
rendered on that occasion.
The Halloween social, given by the
senior endeavor of the Presbyterian
church was a success in every way and
largely attended by the young people.
Miss Della Thayer has opened a
studio, in the PILOT building where
she will be pleased to see all who desire
to take lessons on the violin, mandolin
or banjo. Il.
August Schultz, farmer living in
the northern part of the county, near
the Lincoln county line, lost six sheep
Wednesday evening, which were car
ried off by wolves.
Prof III. j Evans will give free lee
ture on electricity, with demonstrations,
tomorrow evening at the 7 M. &. A.
After the lecture class in electricity
will be organized.
The Merrill and Grand Rapids high
school teams played a great game of
foot ball on Saturday. There wasn't a
score made on either side. The Merrill
team will play in Wausau next Satur-
day.
Callies at present has a splendid as
sOrtment of wall papers-as full a line
as he carries in the spring and prices
are lower than at The spring season.
Now is the time for wall paper bar
gains.
The Lull & Mcneil Co. filed articles
of incorporation today with the regis
ter of deeds, the incOrpOrators being
John Lull M. A. Mcneil and Elizabeth
Single Lull; capital stock, So 900. The
company will deal in lumber and tim
Der lands.
John Umhofer, a farmer residing
about seventeen miles west of the city
brought to town last Saturday winter
radish of the Black Spanish variety,
weighing seven pounds and measuring
twenty-eight inches in girth 1t was
sold to local merchant
About fifty people from this city drove
down to Kelly Friday afternoon and
attended the sale and supper given
by the ladies of the Kelly Presby-
terian church They report an enjoy
able trip and state that the Kelly ladies
were quite successful in financial way
with their enterprise.
A dispatch to the Milwaukee papers,
dated at ManitowOc, states that the
Chicago Excelsior Co., with its plant
in Wausau is negotiating with the adj
vancement association of that city for
site for the location of it's plant. 1t
has been known in this city for a num-
Der of months that the company desires
to move to some lake shore town
Judge Miller states thai during the
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least number of insane patients sent
from this county TO Oshkosh or any like
length of time since he has been county
Judge This condition cannot be- ac-
counted for unless it is due to the fact
that people are taking less interest in
politics, poor whiskey, love affairs and
freak religion.
Thousands of people die every fall
and winter as Il 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.
Daniel MacGillis senior member OF
the wholesale lumber firm of MacGillis
~ Gibbs, died Thursday morning at his
home in Milwaukee, after a two days
illness with pneumonia. He was forty
five years of age and leaves wife and
three childr-n Mr.. MacGillis was
quite W.T.. know mere. Prior 10 about
fifteen years ago he was superintendent
for the Brooks IL Ross Lumber Co. in
Schofeld. When that company estab-
lished its mill in Parish he moved 70
that village TO take charge of the con-
GERMS business. Of late years he had
been in business for himself and was
largely interested in western timber
lands.