Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-24
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets

Night school in the Wausau Business
college opens Monday, September 30.
j. A Jones had cement walk laid
in front of his stores on Third street
last week
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, September "a.
Miss Virginia Manson is entertaining
young lady friends this afternoon, in
honor of Miss Mary Underwood.
DIR. f. j. Powell and family are now
occupying a residence at us Fulton
street, having moved thereto on Sat-
urday.
Gustav Behnke and Miss Elsie Veh-
low will be married tomorrow They
will take up housekeeping at No. 4O4 S.
Fourth Ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart
have rented a residence in Washington,
ID. c., and will spend The winter in the
nations capital city.
place one could possibly imagine.
There was a high wind and no sprink-
lers on the streets.
WANTED-1OO cords of dry maple cord
wood also quantity of green.
PICK Bros. q Co,
s24 3w West Bend, Wis.
The first frost of the season visited us
Saturday night, Sept. 2lst. 1t was quite
heavy. The cold wave flag was run up
on Saturday, much to the disgust of
those who were counting on a warm
Sunday.
For SALE-An eight-year old horse.
Weight 500. Sound, gentle and good
working animal. Address,
CHAs. GkULKE, Ringle, Wis.
j soft. RED. No. 1
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Davis, of the town of Flieth died
Friday, aged eleven days. The funeral
was held yesterday, interment being
made in Pine Grove cemetery, Rev. S.
N. Wilson officiating.
Ex-Mayor f. j. Anderson was oper-
ated upon Thursday for appendicitis by
Drs ID. L. Jones, of Wausau, and W.
IL. Monroe, of Merrill He is getting
along nicely and his friends are looking
for an early recovery.
The clerks of the different school
boards of the county will be called to-
gether in annual session about the first
week in October. Various matters per-
taing to school equipment, teachers
salaries, ETC., will be discussed.
Mrs. j. ID. Langdon was granted a
divorce Friday afternoon from her hus-
band, John. She was given the owner
ship of their furniture and the custody
of their daughter. She alleged in her
complaint that he had failed to support
her.
The Methodist Deaconess Orphanage
and Epworth Childrens' Home, Miss
Lucy l.. Judson, Supt., at Lake Bluff,
ILL.,, will holds its annual Home Festival
and Thanksgiving offering, Saturday,
Sept. %, 1907, from IL a. m, until 5
Y. m.
An operation was performed upon
Mrs. Geo. Arch of this city, in Angus
tana hospital, Chicago, last Friday
morning and tho patient is reported as
doing nicely For some time she had
been suffering from humorous growth
in her side.
The art and literature department of
the Ladies' Literary club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Green, and
the Shakespeare department met with
Mrs. w. III. Mylrea on the same after
noon. This Tuesday afternoon the de-
partment of Philanthropy holds meet
ing at the home of Mrs, Il. S. Dickens
Darielson Bros. have been given a
contract to place the water conductors
on the Wausal 1ostoffice. The con-
ductors are for tie purpose of carrying
water off the roof to the sewer. The
firm is ready to begin at any time, but
cannot for the reason that the contract
has not been returned from Washing
ton.
On Tuesday afternoon the Misses
Dunbar gave a whist party in honor of
their guest, Miss Louise Drummer
There Were nine tables of players pres
ent and at the close of the game re-
freshments were served. 1t was very
enjoyable occasion. Prizes were won
by Miss Montgomery, of Frankfort,
Ky, and Miss Marie johnson.
Mrs Hannah Prahl died Thursday at
the home of her son, William, the latter
residing in the town of Texas. The
cause of death was old age. Deceased
had been resident of the above town
ever since her arrival from Germany
twenty-three years ago. She was eighty
years old. Funeral was held Sunday,
Rev. Nj. Buerger of the town of Wausau
officiating.
Ella Cain, suing Joint District No. 4,
village of Fenwood for wages due her
for teaching a term of school, was
given a judgment in municipal court
last week. She began her term o.
school Sept. 10, 1906, and completed ii
June 10, 1907. According to the terms
of her contract she was to receive sI
per month, ard there was dne her at
the end of the term 1895, which the
school board refused to pay. She was
given judgment in full for her wages,
including $3.50 interest on her money
and 1910 costs of action. total OF
sS47.S0 being assessed against the
village.
Compctens teachers at the night
school in the Wausau Business college