Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-10-22
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.

WauSau Laundry 20. cleans carpets.
Enroll for a term of night school in
the Wausau Business college.
A crew has been cleaning the streets
the past week, putting them in condi-
ton for winter.
l.. E. Spencer. M. d., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, October "a.
Mrs. George Griffin entertained at
bridge whist on Friday evening, in
honor of her sister, Miss Laura Lind
holm.
Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates and porcelain
inIays. Office over the Continental
clothing store. nov21-tf
Mrs. Reid Goodrich entertained young
aides on Friday afternoon in honor of
her niece, Mrs Robert Orr, of sNew
Prague, Minn.
The street railway company has
caused coal stoves to be placed in all of
its closed cars. Two of them also have
electrical heating devices.
The dancing party given by Co G,
W. N. G., at the armory, on Friday
evening, was largely attended and
very pleasant social event
Harold, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Hasten, residing at 1902 Third
street. died Wednesday morning The
funeral was held Friday from the home,
Rev. G. A. Bretcher Off ciating.
On Saturday, Oct. Goth, r. f. Parcher
will hold an auction sale at the west
side farm which he recently sold to H.
III. Manson and III. +. Smith. The list
of articles consists of large lot of farm
machinery, etc.
On Wednesday evening, the Mems
club of the N. f. church will hold its
regular monthly meeting, commencing
at 7:30 O'Clock AS work for the winter
will be laid out, all members are re-
quested to be present.
The sisters of the Divine Saviour re-
ceived check last week for s., 900.
The money is given by one who does
not wish to have his identity disclosed
The gift comes at an opportune time
and is greatly appreciated by the sisters.
Mrs. L. M. Coffman died Wednesday
at her home in Hatley, aged twenty
two years. The cause of death was
dropsy. The remains were shipped to
Grand Park, H., for burial. Her hus-
band is station agent for the G. & N w.
Ry. Co. at Hatley.
Mrs. Louis Martin of Oshkosh, has
succeeded Miss Neoma O'Brien in
charge of the Bells hotel cigar stand.
The former was for several years a
resident of Wausau until the death of
her husband early in the summer.
Miss O'Brien, who lives in Menasha, it
is reported, is soon to be married to
Wausau young man.
G. h. Cooper, contracting carpenter
living just south of the city limits, has
gone to Amigo to begin the work of
constructing the canning factory which
Messrs. IL. j. Head and r. b. Johns
will start in operation next season.
The work win Se pushed vigorously, for
it is the intention to have the machinery
installed and the plant in working
order early in the spring.
Alois Stark drove down from KnowI-
ton last Monday and attended to bust
ness matters here for several hours.
His mother recently bought residence
property at Wausau and she and her
daughter will soon move to that city,
when Alols will occupy the old home
stead.-Stevens Point Gazette.
The lady mentioned is the mother of
Mrs Thos- Malone of this city She
has purchased the Jos, Heinemann
home. SIC Hamilton street.
ST. Joseph's Cemetery association
has been organized for the control Of
the Catholic cemetery in this city 1t
is composed of members of the congre-
cations of st. James and St Mary's
churches. Bishop Sehwebach of La
Crosse, the pastors of and one layman
from each church constitute the board
of directors. The cemetery has been
increased in size by the purchase of
twenty additional acres lying east of
the original tract
Eugene RoSsenbach, who had been
resident of Scholheld since 1882, died at
his home in that village Saturday morn
ing, aged seventy-five years. The cause
of death was dropsy Although his
parents were natives of Germany, Mr..
Rosenbach held allegiance to no
country, except the land of his adoption,
for he was born on an Atlantic liner
while his parents were crossing the
ocean TO this country. The funeral was
held this forenoon from st. James
church, this city. Rev. FIR. j. j.
Brennan officiating.
Aug. Thielke of Mayville, died last
Tuesday at the home of Jacob Ringie
in Jersey City, n. j., from asphyxiation.
He is the father of DIR. q. A. Thielke
and Mrs Otto Mueller of this city, and
had visited here several times. He
was Just returning from European
tour and was stopping ut the home of
Mr.. Ringle for visit. The latter is an
uncle of John Ringle of this city. 1t
appears that gas jet in the bed room
assigned him leaked. and when he was
called in the morning for breakfast and
did not respond it was discovered that
he was beyond all hope DEMONSTRATION.
Deceased is survived By eight chill
dren. His wife died while .,n visit in
this city about two years ago.