Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-17

| ANTED-A boy 10 learn Jne PRIMERS
trade. Apply at the PILOT office.
| Col. Pier has been quite sick at his
home in this city the past week. While
at Manitowoc ne was taken i'll with
Itonsilitis.
| For SALE-One grand square piano
Rosewood carved. Will be sold at
bargain if taken at once. Apply at 1916
lGrant street. s17-2t
Ted Doonen has gone back TO work
at the east side engine house. Nearly
two months ago he sprained his ankle
and had been laid up nearly ever since.
The Presbyterian church decorations
have been completed and that society
held its services there on Sunday. The
church has been undergoing improve
( ments and re-decorating for the past
two months.
A large lot of fall suits for men and
boys was recently placed in stock by
Seim Bros. You must sac them to
appreciate tia pleasing patterns, style
of makeup, etc. They are sold cheap,
too.
Work has been started on the Fifth
street macadamizing, the holes being
filled up preparatory to putting OF the
first layer of rock. The street will be
macadamized north from Washington
street to the railroad tracks.
Walter Calvert, local character,
was examined by physicians this morn
ing and upon their recommendation
was ordered to be sent to the state
hospital for insane at Winnebago. The
young man, it is said, has had varied
career for the past several years.
Thayer Young of this city, and Miss
Edith Hinton of Trappe, will be
married next Monday afternoon at
three O'Clock. In the evening we'd
ding supper will be served at the home
of the brides mother at Trappe. They
will make their home at $50 Washing
ton street.
1t won't be long before the evenings
will be getting cool and you will re-
quire a light fall overcoat. Before you
are caught without one go to Seim
Bros. and look over their stock. Large
number of styles and patterns to select
from-coats which will give excellent
service, at highway robbery prices.
The water commission was eventual
ly rounded up and gotten together Fri
day night, after two unsuccessful previ-
Gus attempts. and let contracts for the
East hill work. Archie D. Clark had
the lowest bid. 81 1888 SO, sor building the
reservoir, and F. w. Krause, whose bid
was the lowest, agrees to build the
pump and motor house for S644 The
former will be constructed of concrete
and steel. while the latter will be built
of pressed brick and Bedford stone
An amendment to its articles of in
corporation, dissolving the company
has been filed with the register of deeds,
by the Pike City Lumber company.
The company was organized some
years ago principally by Wausau or
former Wausau men, with capital
stock of 100000, its numbering opera
tions being confined to the South. The
stockholders were c. j. Winton, e. S
Gilbert, Wausau; ID. N. Winton, Thief
River Falls, Mimi; w. e. Gilbert,
Grand Rapids. Mimi; j. ID. Ross and
Jacob Mortenson, Oak Park, H.; w.
G. Winton, Duluth, Mimi.
Emma, wife of John Kemp, resi-
dent of the town of Texas, died Sunday
of old age. She was well known lady
of the county, having lived here for the
past fifty five years. She was native
of Scotland, being born in that country
March q, 1923, and having reached the
advanced age of eighty-four years.
Bes dies her husband she is survived by
one daughter, who has been keeping
house for her parents, and two sons.
The funeral will be held tomorrow fore
noon from the residence at ten o'clock.
From the home the remains will be
taken to the Presbyterian church where
Rev. s. N. Wilson will conduct services.