Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-11-05

We won't sell gasoline after lights ar
turned on.-Callies.
Tickets for the Bryan lecture are OF
sale at all drug stores.
The macadamizing crew finished
work on Fifth street today.
October weather was beautiful and
perfectly satisfactory to everybody.
A meeting of the library board was
held last evening and matters OF
routine nature were discussed.
A district agents meeting of Metro
politan ms. Co. was held in Wausau
yesterday. No business of general in
terest was conducted.
A report comes from the West that
Thos. Doyle, character who formerly
resided here, died recently. He has
been living in the state of Washington
the past few years.
New designs of wall paper for the
fall trade have been unpacked at my
store. The stock contains new shades
such as tans, lavenders, greys, etc.,
which are all the rage.-Callies.
Mrs. Frank Kelly entertained lady
friends at bridge whist, on Saturday
afternoon, in honor of Miss Ethel
Kerwin, of Neenah. Honors were won
by Miss Kerwin and Mrs. P. L. Goerling
Circuit court is in session today. A
number of contests in the Dancy drain
age matter are being heard. There are
a large number of witnesses in at
tendance, who reside in and around
Dancy, Knowlton and Mosinee.
Wear suit of Wilson'S hygienic
underwear and you will at once notice
the difference between this line and
the ill-fitting, loosely woven, shrink
able kinds you may have purchased at
some time in your life. They are sold
by Seim Bros.
Mrs. Caroline Albrecht, of the town
of johnson. was re-committed to the
Northern State Hospital for Insane at
Winnebago yesterday. She was first
committed last February, but later was
released on parole. Lately she showed
signs of returning mental alteration.
A Mrs. La Blanc, residing in the
country, drove to the city Friday morn
ing and tied her horse to post near
the Y. NJ. G.. A. building while she went
across the street to the postoflice to get
her mail. During her absence the horse
went asleep, fell down and broke thill.
Frank Hanke, a west side resident,
has been cited to appear in municipal
court next Friday and defend an action
brought by west side lady. The lady,
it appears, found calf running about,
apparently without any owner, and
shut it up. When Hanke called for the
calf he is alleged to have used insulting
language.
The Marathon County Medical as
ISOLATION held meeting Friday even
ing. 'apers were read by Drs. Jones,
Roy and Brown. 1t was decided to
send a petition to Gov. Davidson ask
ing for more rigid enforcement of laws
pertaining to the practice of medicine.
Atty. A. G. Umbreit, of Milwaukee,
will be recommended to be given the
authority to prosecute cases.
w. III. Smale has been busy the past
week wiring the Wausau Box and Lum-
Der Co.'S plant for electric lighting.
The company has its own lighting plant
and 1875 16candle power lights have
been placed in various parts of the fac
tory so that every part of it can be
lighted, and now the company is
enabled to work night as well as day.
One of the very pleasant and enjoy
able Halloween parties in our city on
Thursday evening was that given by
Miss Ruth Kreutzer to a number of her
young friends. In the early part of the
evening was a bonfire and marsh
mallon roast on the vacant lot of G. b.
Bird on Warren street. This was fol-
lowed by games and dancing at the
Kreutzer residence. 1t was a delight
full evening and thoroughly enjoyed by
all who participated.