Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-02

st. Elizabeth's Aid society, will go to
Edgar Wednesday and spend the day
with Mrs. M. Braun
Co. g received a quantity of Krag-
Jorgensen ammunition today. 1t came
from a government arsenal, located in
Rock Island, Ill.
| l.. M. Duncan, of the town of Texas,
brother of Mayor Duncan, will be
married next Sunday to Miss Nellie
Bell, of Wonewoc.
VIM. Schmidt, in charge of Albers'
west side drug store, is confined in ST.
Mary's hospital at present, owing to a
very severe attack of inflammatory rheu-
matism.
Raymond, the seven months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Christenelly,
OF Kelly, died yesterday after two days
illness. The funeral will be held to-
morrow from St. Mary's church,
Local members of the Catholic Order
of Foresters are making preparations
to receive the members of the state
body, when it meets here this month.
A fine program is being arranged.
The Marathon county agricultural
school was opened yesterday for the
fail term. There is good enrolment
| and prospects of more successful term
than last year, which is encouraging to
the faculty.
The first number of the Daily Re-
tporter, of Grand Rapids, has reached
our table. 1t is seven column folio
and presents a fine appearance It's
projectors are A. L. Fontaine and w
| r. Jaeger
According to a report made by Co.
Treas. Robt. Juedes there has been
paid out for claims against the county
since January 1st the sum of S59, 800 70.
There is in the repositories at the
present time S15, 63002
AS the fall succeeds the summer, so
heavier clothing follows lighter raiment..
Are you prepared for the cold weather
in this respect How about a fall over
coat, fall suit or Undertaking? If
you want something that is really a
bargain let Seim Bros. fit you out.
The city treasurer is at presen col
lecting the special tax on sewer and
maeadam construction. For the former
the tax runs from $40 to S43 per lot, ac-
cording to size of pipe laid, length of
block, etc. For macadamizing, the cost
assessed property holders is S26 40 per
lot.
Mrs. Albert Goetsch died yesterday
morning at her home, 1902 Third street.
She was i'll but a short time Deceased
was twenty years of age and a daugh-
ter of VIM. Schuett. She is survived by
her husband, father and several sisters
and one brother. The funeral will be
held Thursday from lions church
A. X. Anderson, of this city died Sun
! day in Chicago hospital, which insti-
tuition he entered some weeks ago for
treatment. He had been a sufferer
from cancer of the stomach for long
time. The remains arrived here last
evening and the funeral was held this
afternoon, Rev. S. n. Wilson conduct
ing services.
There will be regular meeting of
the city council this evening The two
most important items of business will
perhaps be the report of the committee
sent out to investigate street railway
conditions in other towns, and the tax
levy. The city clerk cannot make up
the tax roll until the council and county
board have made the levy, which means
that his hands will be tied until some
time in November.
H. j. Evans recently received an
order from Tacoma (Wash) board of
education for full equipemept of cleo
trical apparatus for intructional work,
to be placed in the Tacoma high school,
The building is one of the most beauti-
full in the West and is one of the finest
in the country devoted to high school
purposes. Mr.. Evans says that he has
received twice as many orders the past
summer as he did a year ago, but he is
at present experiencing difficulty in
securing motors, on account of the
manufactures being so crowded with
orders.