Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-16
Mrs. &. ID. Jones is entertaining lady
friends this afternoon.

friends this afternoon.
The young people gave dance at
the club house on Friday evening.
CREAM, from the excellent old Jer-
sey herd of Klein Bros, can be had by
dropping postal to w. HI. Reinhart,
R. F. D. No. 2. s-1s-tf.
| w. j. Kregel will complete the assess
ment of the town of Cleveland this
week and will then make up his tax
roll, for delivery to the board of COM
missioners, which meets on Oct 22d.
Pat Bowling, who has been in a
serious condition with malarial fever
for about two months, is somewhat
better at present writing. He has SUI
fered several relapses since being taken
Ill.
A light fall overcoat is not bad
thing to have for the chilly fall weather
Did you ever look over Seim Bros. stock
of these garments If not, it will pay
you to do so. The styles are correct
and the prices right.
Capt. Abraham, Sergt. Goerling and
Color Sergt. Braatz qualified as expert
marksmen in the rifle shooting contest
held last week in Camp Douglas. Their
scores were so, n and n in the order
named above, it being necessary to
make IS in order to qualify.
VIM. Hannemann, a town of Maine
farmer, lost barn and its contents by
fire last Thursday. The barn was new
one and had not been quite completed
when it was destroyed. All of the sum-
mer's crops were stored in the building
and the whole was insured for only
about one-half its value
The resignation of Rev Albert E.
Patch has been accepted by the Baptist
church, but with great reluctance.
Rev. Patch has been here for three
years and has done excellent work dur
ing that time. He will leave for his
new charge at Lewiston, Idaho, on
November LIST. The city is thriving
one and a new Baptist church, it is
expected, will be built in the next few
years. All deeply regret the departure
of Rev. and Mrs Patch from this city
At this season of the year it is custom
airy to put the house in condition for
winter. There is nothing that imr roves
the looks of the interior of home so
much as clean, neat wall paper. Cal
lies has big stock which he will close
out at low prices and now is the time
to make your selections before the best
patterns are gone. Call al his wall
paper department and see how much
little money will buy. Splendid pat
terms for any room in the house.
The mayor and board of public works
spent the forenoon today in making an
inspection of the Stinchfield creek sewer.
The same has been fully. completed by
the contractor, John Anderes, and if
acceptable, will be so reported to the
council at its next meeting and the bal
ance of the contract money turned over
to Mr.. Anderes. The sewer is 1905
feet in length and s feet in diameter
1t is built of cement and steel and cost
900. Two summers were consumed
in building it,
Suit has been started in circuit court
by Peter Springer against the Under
wood Veneer Co. in personal injury
case, the plaintiff suing to collect $1,000
damages. Springer was employed by
the company in December, 1906 and on
the 23d day of that month his foot and
ankle were crushed by log. The
log was being raised from the steam
vat, when chain on the crane broke
and the log fell on the mans foot.
Attys Goodrich & Goodrich, of Amigo,
will prosecute the case, while Villas &
Freeman, of Milwaukee will look after
the company's interests.
Up to the present the Wausau Street
Railroad Co. has laid track from the
cemetery north on Grand avenue as far
as the intersection of Forest street.
Forest street from the avenue to Third
street has been plowed up and the road
bed trench is being dug. The work,
we have been told, will extend as far
as the Anthem corner and then will be
transferred, from Grant street north.
1t is quite likely that the block pave
ment on the balance of Third street
will not be torn up until the council has
decided what kind of material TO place
on that street to take the place of the
cedar blocks. The center of Grand
avenue is being remacadamized where
torn up and is being placed in better
condition than it has been in all sum-
mer