Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-08-25
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

The best dressers in Wausau get thei
furnishings of Sem Bros.
Cones orchestra gave concert OF
the county square last evening. q
During fair week, you should call a
Callles' and get souvenir free.
DR.. w. T. Lawrence, dentist. Owe
Dunbar's jewelry store. Telephon,
NO 1882 n12-tf
Miss Gertrude Harger is entertaining
at whist this afternoon in honor of Mrs
). N. Warner, of York, Pa.
When attending the fair don't forge
to visit Seim Bros store and look ovel
the latest in fall styles of clothing fol
men and boys.
Henry Hartkopf died Sunday at his
home, $40 First street. Deceased was
twenty-five years of age. He is sur
vived by his wife and two children.
As a special inducement to trade
with us during fair week, we will give
bill and letter file with every purchase
of S1.00 or more. 0. G. Callies.
Harry Paranto and Miss Helen Han
son, both of the town of Weston, were
united in marriage last Thursday after
noon at the home of the bride, Rev.
Werhahn, of this city officiating.
M. Lipski, at his upholstering rooms,
2O8 Jefferson street, will make to order,
box spriI gs and mattresses. Hair mat
tresses renovated. All kinds of up.
holstering done on short notice.
Oscar, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Montay. 302 Randolph street, died yes.
terday morning, after few days ill.
ness. The funeral services will be con-
Quoted tomorrow by Rev. f. Schaer.
Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Wisnewski, residing on s. Eighth Ave,
died last Tuesday evening after two
days of illness. Commissions is given
as the cause of death. The child was
twenty-five days old.
Mrs Franklin Bump will be hostess
at two social functions this week, a
reception, on Thursday afternoon, and
progressive whist, on Friday afternoon,
both in honor of her guest, Mrs. S. N.
Warner, of York. Pa.
Mrs. John Magaurn, former resi-
dent of Wausau, died Sunday afternoon
at her home in Marinette. She is sur
vived by her husband and three chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Assets went
over to attend the funeral.
Undersheriff John Sell was summoned
to the town of Berlin at an early hour
Sunday morning to quiet crowd of
noisy fighters. He found upon his
arrival, lot of broken glass, some cut
faces and more noise than anything
else. The disturbance took place at a
dance.
The Majestic theatre re-opened last
evening with a packed house. Man
ager Burrichter, during the time the
house was closed. engaged a fine
array of talent and from now through.
out the fall and winter months, Wausau
people can find clean, entertaining
features at this popular play house
nightly.
Word was received in the city today
that Bert Jones died today at his home
in Clintonville Mrs. Jones formerly
resided in Wausau and her maiden
name was Louise Corb. She was united
in marriage to Mr.. Jones and until one
year ago they resided at Colorado
Springs. Funeral will be held tomorrow
at ClntOnvile.
The styles in mems and boys cloth
ing is so much different this fall that it
pays one to look over Seim Bros stock.
This firm keeps abreast of the times.
A leap year dinner was given at
Rothschilds pavilion last Saturday at
Z o'clock by Miss Bel Murray and
guest Miss Alice Bivins, of Milwaukee;
Miss Emma Stewart, Miss Marie Book
and guest, Miss Ida McVeagh of st.
Paul, to Messrs. Don Murray. Aug.
Kick busch, Walter German, Walter
and Arthur Kiefer.
John EJerlein and family have moved
back from Waupun, where they re-
sided about two years, and are now
occupying the property at 1911 Third
street. We made mention in a pre-
vious issue of the fact that MIR. Eberlein
had been serving as a guard in the
state prison, aad tired of the position,
because it was too confirming
1t may not be generally known that
there is a state law providing that poor
persons suffering from tubercular
trouble, who are not able to bear the
expense personally may make applica-
tons to the county Judge for commit
ment to the state tubercular sanitarium
at Wales, Waukesha county. If the
party is found deserving the expense,
S. Il week, may be charged against the
county.