Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-10
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

Mrs. j. w. Coates is entertaining
lady friends this afternoon in honor of
Mrs Fred Gary.
The wall paper plant at Stevens Point
has been closed The stockholders all
of Stevens Point will lnse Sl6, 400.
Fifteen miles of cement walk will have
been LAID in Wansau at the close of the
season IF 1907 Pretty good record.
F W. Runge. teacher of mathematics
in the high school, was married to Miss
Nellie B. Ford of Algonquin, H., Sept 5
MIR. and Mrs Nj. NJ Partridge enter
tain a number of friends at dinner,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. James
McCrossen, at Hotel Bells this evening.
Henry Rux, of Marathon City, will
be united in marriage to Miss Jennie
Phillips, of this city, on Wednesday,
Sept. 18th, Rev. +. H. Brigham pastor
of the NJ. f. church, will perform the
ceremony.
c.. S. Gilbert's table will be supplied
with milk hereafter from cow of blue
blood. Last week he purchased OF
Geo. Rietz, of Athens, one OF that gen.
tleman's Guernsey cows shown at the
county fair.
How is your bath tub after an all
summers use Don't you think an
application of Callies' bath tub enamel
would do it good ? The enamel makes
a tub look like new and withstands
hot and cold water.
Mrs. Henry f. Smith entertained a
few friends at bridge whist on Friday
afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Fred Gary
and Mrs. Joseph Smith Prizes were
won by Mrs. w. c. Silverthorn and
Mrs. A. H. Kreutzer.
A. A. McGuire of Amigo, and Miss
Pearl Clark of Wausau, were married
in the former city Thursday. The
bride is daughter of Mrs Elizabeth
Clark of this city. Mr.. Mcclure is a
scaler for the b. Heinemann Lumber
Co.
Services in English and German were
conducted Sunday evening in the First
Baptist church. the pastor, Rev. +. DON
ovan, preaching in the former language
and Rev. Schnuitt, pastor of the Ger
man Baptist church, in the German
language. There was a large attend
ance and several baptisms.
Geo W. Smith, of Milwaukee, father
of DR. S. NJ b. Smith, of this city, died
early Sunday morning at his home.
The funeral was held today and was
attended by his son and Fred Damon of
this city. the latter a nephew. MIR.
Smith visited Wausau on several occa-
sions and formed an acquaintanceship
among many of our people.
During the past week the hardware
firm of the JAS. Montgomery Co. has
attracted people to it's show windows
by a very neat display. One window
contained the figure of Chinaman
painting floor and was an advertise
ment for floor paint. The other win
dow was a representation of lake sur
rounded by messy banks, with a water
fall at either end. Standing beside it |
was "A woodchuck, a pole cat and a |
hawk Back of it were all kinds of i'm !
plements of the chase.
One of the amusements on the fair
groands, on che first day of the |
fair, was throwing balls at monkey.
The little animal would dodge nearly |
every ball that was thrown at him.
Mrs. Dickens, who belongs to the |
society for prevention of cruelty to
animals, told the manager of the show
it would have to be stopped, otherwise |
she would have him arrested. 1t was
stopped. Then there was dog show,
and one of the tricks was the climbing
of a ladder about sixty feet high by a
dog and the animal would jump down
from the top into net. Mrs Dickens
made the manager lower the ladder /
one half