Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-09

to Chicago today by Messrs. M. II. Dun
can and Pat German.
This weather ought to be hint to
you to buy fall overcoat of Seim Bros.
You have large stock to select from.
A daughter was born Sunday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. Torger Lee who reside
on the Town Line road, just east of
Grand Ave.
Jos. Braun, of Athens, member of the
county board, is suffering with an
attack of appendicitis. He is reported
today as improving.
a Members of Wausau Chapter,
Wy No. 81, r. A. M, are hereby mott
" fled that there will be a convoca-
ton Wednesday evening next. Work
in the M. M. degree.
The Wisconsin Court of Catholic
FOresters holds its quarterly meeting in
Wausau today, in the Bells hotel par
Tors. Later in the day the local court
will banquet and entertain the state
court.
Aug. Labbs, residing on the Mcintosh
road in the town of Wausau, has sold
his farm of % acres and buildings
thereon to Carl Lutz. The deal was
completed Saturday and Mr.. Labbs, as
soon as can, will move into town and
take life easy.
Otto Schochow and Miss Emma Ziels-
dorf will be married Tomorrow eve
ming at the home of the formers mother
on Second street The ceremony will
be performed by Rev f. Werhahn and
will be witnessed by only a few rela-
tives and friends.
VIM. Convey and j. P Werle were
out hunting in the town of Hamburg
Sunday when they ran across a young
black bear. Their guns were soon in
action and they LANDED" the beast and
brought him to the city. He weighed
s. pounds dressed.
A false alarm of fire called out both
departments to the Novelty factory Sat
urday night. The city officials would
like to know the name of the party
that started the machinery in the alarm
box in motion, that they might make
an example of him.
You need heavier underwear now
than you did last July Don't delay
before you catch your death of cold,
but go how to Seim Bros. and buy a
suit or two two is better) of Wilson's
hygienic underwear. They are fleece
lined, don't scratch, are warm, and fit
nicely.
Geo. Cater, who has charge of INSTALL
ing Wausau's drive well system, is get
ting along very fast with the work. He
has ten wells sunk and three of these
are completed. This week the city will
lay the connection pipes for those fin
ished and the board expects to keep up
with Mr OF % in ha
Mrs Philippi, of Medford, died Sun
day after q brief illness and will be
buried tomorrow. She was quite well
known in Wausau and visited here fire.
quently. Besides her husband she is
survived by a brother and sister resid-
ing in Wausau, VIM. Braun and Mrs.
Robt. Meyer, both of whom are in
Medford to attend the funeral.
Roy Duncan, of the town of Texas, of
the firm of Duncan Bros, stock
breeders, was married Sunday evening
to Miss Nellie Bell, of Wonewoc, at the
home of an uncle, l.. ID. Marsh, in
Mansion. They are now off on a
wedding trip and will be home after
Oct 18th. Mrs. Duncan is quite well
known here, having visited in Wausau
frequently.
John Mullen, fireman on the c. Il
N. w. R'y., who boards at the Sloan
hotel, was robbed in that place Sunday
night. After Mullen had retired to the
feathers for the night some sneak thief
entered the room and noiSelessly and
deity removed a gold watch from be-
meath a pillow and then picked the
pockets of suit of clothes and secured
about SIS in cash.
The asylum trustees met Thursday
and besides transacting the usual rou-
tine of business, they also visited the
poor farm. AS there had been some
dispute as to who was in authority at
the poor house, the superintendent or
the charges, the latter were informed
that they are governed by the rules of
the Institution and must obey the or
ders of the superintendent.
The Northeastern Wisconsin Teach
ers' association meets in Appleton Fri
day and Saturday, Oct, 1920. In the
general discussion, of the high school
section, on Friday afternoon, Prof. G.
G.. Parlin, of this city, will present the
subject of High School Discipline.
Quite an elaborate program has been
prepared and a great many teachers
from this city will attend. 5. b. Tobey
of WauSau, is one of the executive com
mittee.
WANTED. WANTED.