Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-30
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Save money, trade at Schoeneberg'
WANTED-Two good boys, not too
young and of good schooling, at Heina
mann's.
A daughter was born unto Mr. anC
Mrs. III. G. Wheeler on Wednesday af
ternoon, October gath.
A chimney fire at the residence of A
j. Mark on First street called out the
fire companies Saturday evening.
A number went out to Edgar today
to assist Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Puchne1
in celebrating their tin wedding.
st. Elizabeth's aid society is conduct.
ing sale, etc. in Elks' hall A dance
was given last evening. The sale will
continue to Nov. lst.
We are still talking underwear. Ii
you have not laid in supply for win
ter, you had better do so at once and
Seim Bros is the place to go.
The annual chicken pie supper, given
by the ladies of the NJ. f. church last
TuesdaJ, was largely attended and a
great success; over 500 people took sup
per at the church
The G.. F. Dunbar Co. has been max
ing numerous improvements in its
store. A steel ceiling has been put in,
the walls have been re-decorated and a
linoleum floor has been laid.
The public property committee of
the county board met Saturday and
accepted the work of painting and
decorating done recently in the court
house by Henry Ellenbecker.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Garland, of Milwaukee, was brought
here for burial Sunday. The little one
was twin, its sister having died
shortly after birth. The mother is
better known to her Wausau friends as
Mrs. ID. Verbyck
John Behnke of the town of Wausau,
died Sunday evening at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Robt. Jesse. Death
was due to old age, he having attained
his 18th year. The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning from St. Mary's
church, this city.
This is god weather for the sale of
overcoats and we are making a great
many customers happy just at present.
Our sales have been so large that we
have been forced to draw on our manu-
facturer for another lot. Now is the
time to make your selection. Seim
Bros.
Herman Pophal, of this city, who
was injured some time ago, has received
from the Woodmen Accident associa-
ton, of Lincoln, Neb., a check in full
settlement of an accident claim. He
heartily recommends the society for
fidelity and promptness in payment OF
claims. IL.
Mace Messervey of Klamath Falls,
Mont, who is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Messervey, will be mar
ried tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock
in Eagle River to Miss Ora Garrison
They will take a honeymoon trip to
New Orleans, La, and at about Christ
mas time will go to the West where they
will make their home.
Franklin street macadam, which was
recently ploughed up by the street rail.
way company has been relaid and rolled
down and is in just as good shape as
before. The company changed its plans
and decided not lay the track on that
street, but will continue up Third street
and cross to other streets east by the
way of Bridge street.
Paul Reiche, who attends to tie citv's
arc lights, came near being badly in.
jured Saturday morning. The evening
before two boys Ioosened the rope
holding one of the arc lights, located
on the west side, and allowed the light
to fall to the ground and break. Ii
fixing the light next day Reich got il
contact with an electric current, result
ing in his being Knocked down anC
burned about the hands.