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

Mrs. Ii. E. McEachron is very sick al
her home.
WANTED-At Heineman's ten girls to
start clerking; employment until holi-
days and longer.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold their annual fair and supper
on the afternoon and evening of Dec.
18th.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church will hold its Christmas sale and
supper on the evening of Friday, Dec.
10Th.
The present cold snap is reminder
of broken window lights. Send in your
work to Callies Immediately. He
employs two GLACIERS
w. II. Mylrea will spend the coming
week on the stump He will speak to-
morrow evening at Minocqua, and
from there will go to Ashland
National Stockfood is excellent for
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, chickens,
etc. Guaranteed to cure wormy' and
hidebound horses. For sale at Schoene.
berg's.
Word was received here, Saturday,
of the birth of daughter unto Mr. and
Mrs. Shedd, of Chicago. Mrs. Shedd is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A I'm
derwood
Better prepare for cold weather by
buying a warm cap. You may get
your ears frozen one of these mornings.
A pair of warm gloves aren't bad
thing either Seim Bros.
The Mems club, of the M E. church,
held it's regular monthly meeting last
evening. F. E. Anderson, state secre-
tary of the Y M. e. A, gave a very in
teresting talk before the club.
Up to date, five women have applied
for and secured hunting licenses in this
county. They are Mesdames Ida
Young and Geo. Borowitz, of the city,
and f. o. Westerfeld of Hatiey; A.
Michaels, of Brokaw; VIM. Smith, of
the town of Brighton.
When our citizens awoke yesterday
morning they found several inches 'of
snow upon the ground. The snow fell
thick and fast for several hours, max
ing things look decidedly wintery
While there was a good deal of snow
fell, and while it is with us yet, it will
not remain long after the sun shines.
The intermediate G. E. society of the
Presbyterian church was entertained at
a sociable last evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Hudson. The men,
bers participated in Halloween games,
such as dob for apples" fortune tell
ing, etc. About forty were present and
all thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
While Mrs. John Panabaker, of the
west side was cleaning house recently,
she placed a rocking chair out on the
porch, to make room for her work
During the supper hour the char was
stolen. A few mornings later the
thieves brought the chair back and
placed it where it could be found by the
owners.
There are two cases of smallpox in
the city at present, one in the Rode
haver home on Scott street, the other
being Robt. Anderson, of Star Lake, a
boy who has been attending the high
school and boarding at a house on
Franklin street. The boy is now receiv-
ing medical attention in the pest house
and will soon recover, for his case is a
mild one. As precautionary measure
the board of education caused the high
school to be fumigated Saturday
Local Odd Fellows entertained seven
of their Amigo brethren last Saturday
evening" The latter came over to visit
the local lodge and witness some degree
work, at the close of which all Joined in
an evening of sociability, While they
were engaged in swapping yarns, they
were surprised by the wives of the local
three link men walking in on them,
without the Formally of giving the
password. The ladies brought more
than enough lunch to satisfy the appe
tites of everyone present and the even
ing proved very enjoyable one for all