Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-10-22

| Night school in the Wansau Business
college "Opens Monday, September 80
Improve your opportunity to take s
course in the Wausau Business college
night school
| DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
pecialist and surgeon. will be at the
Bells House, October "a.
| Remember the supper to be given by
tie Ladies society of the Universalist
church on Friday evening.
Mrs. Rev. C. A. Bretscher, residing
at sos Fifth street, is reported TO DE
very i'll. She is suffering from a stroke
of paralysis.
One of the furnaces in the Irving
school was out of order yesterday and
no school was held in that building dur
ing the forenoon.
Mesdames j. H. Yost and E. M.
James gave farewell party last Friday
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Swisher,
who is soon todepart for Couer d Alene,
Ida, to make her home.
An audience sometimes makes it hot
for bum actor A stovepipe never
gets too hot for Callies' stove pipe
enamel. For the purpose intended. it's
the only thing on the market. Try it.
It's cheap
Next Monday evening at the home of
the young iady's parents Otto Rasmus-
sen will be married to Miss Frieda
Gottchalk The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. o. 7. Doe, pastor of
the Norwegian Lutheran church
Otto Lemke and Miss Emma Haase,
both residents of the city, will be united
in marriage, at the home of the young
lady's mother, Mrs. Amelia Haase, 6i4
Washington street. The officiating
clergyman will be the Rev. F. Schaer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart and
daughters will spend the winter in
Washington, d. C., where Mr.. Stewart,
we are told, has purchased handsome
residence. All but Mr.. Stewart depart
ed several days ago and he left yester-
day. MIR. Stewards automobile was
shipped yesterday and Robert Haskin
went along to take charge of it.
Next week two members will be mar
ried out of the Ferge family in the town
OF Wausau. On Wednesday, Oct. 80,
Geo. Ferge will be married to Miss
Clara Ziliesch of that town, the Rev. F
Werhahn of this city to officiate. On
the Saturday following Miss Jessie
Ferge will be married to j. NJ Eicha of
this city, the ceremony to take place at
the parsonage of st. Mary's church.
The flies are gone. It's poor time
to paint when they are here. In fly
time paint dries too quick. Now is the
best time of the year to do your paint
ing and Callies is the best place to go
for paints and paint information.
Burglars broke into the Kiefer Cold
Storage Co.'S building last night. They
gained entrance by prying up one of
the windows with jimmy, chisel or
some other like instrument. So far as
could be ascertained by observation
nothing was stolen unless it was but
ter. There is large supply on hand
and a quantity could be removed with
out being missed. This will be checked
up this afternoon and then it will be
known for certainty whether any is
The police are of the belief
that the thief or thieves were frightened
away when pane of glass in the upper
sash was broken.
A band of gypsies rolled into the city
yesterday morning and Immediately
began making house to house canvass
begging money. One big, strapping
fellow, who claimed he had just recov-
cred from long sick spell, was quite
modest in his request for money. All
he asked for was sc at each place, but
as he was given nickel at most every
house, he must have picked up fair
days wages in the short time he worked.
He bore no evidences of having been
sick lately. The police soon got on
their trail and hustled them out of
town.