Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01

ALI tasty uIesSeTS guy VI OelH DTOs
They know it's safe place to trade.
Logan's rest room will be the head
quarters for ladies and children thi
week.
All of the Wausau merchants vii
close their places of business Thursda.
afternoon.
| Progressive whist, bridge whist anC
cinch cards, for sale at the PILOT office
Prices nominal. tt
| Mrs. M. A Hurley will be hostess a
a luncheon party at Rothschilds pavil
ion this afternoon.
Paris Green-guaranteed strictly pure
land sure death to bugs at A. w
Mumm's, 2O4 Scott ST. i23-tf
The city council will meet tonight
and adjourn. The date to be set will
probably be Monday, Sept. Z.
Mrs. Ray Sturtevant, of Chicago
(nee Mollie Eldred) is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Collins.
Miss Emma Pardee entertained few
of her young lady friends this afternoon
in honor of Miss Margie McCrossen.
A number of merchants along Third
street are decorating their places, be-
cause of the county fair and sales
week
w. G. Brawley and family moved from
601 Second street, to 625 Grant street
yesterday, where they will hereafter
reside.
LOAN WANTED-Of 81, 800 for two or
three years on best of real estate secur-
lily. Geo. w. Clark, 10 Adrian street,
Wausau, Wis.
Make Logan's your headquarters this
week. Chairs and tables are provided
for ladies and children in his rest room.
Coffee served free.
The new building of the Citizens
State bank was opened to the pub
lie yesterday. There will be a formal
opening on Sept. 18th.
As long as the stock lasts bill and
letter file will be given to everyone pur-
chasing 81 or more worth of goods al
our store.-Callies.
Every young man or woman who
wishes to become Independent may do
so by attending the Wausau Business
college. Write for catalog.
H. E. Smith and Mark Scholfield
have entered into co-partnership and
will carry on a real estate and in
surance business and they are also
agents for large safe company Their
offices are in the old Y. M. g. A. build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Coates and Mrs.
Agnes Mercer have issued invitations
to dancing party at Rothschilds park
pavilion on Friday evening in honor of
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Moore
and daughter, Miss Moore, of Kansas
City.
Geo. Blanck, an inmate of the county
poor house, died Saturday, aged
seventy-five years He was a native of
France and had no relatives living in
this country so far as is known. Inter-
ment was made today at county
expense.
The Wisconsin Hardwood Manu-
facturers' association will hold its semi
annual meeting in this city on Sept. g.
The business sessions will be held at
Rothschilds park. Local lumbermen
are planning for the entertainment of
their visitors.
Last week, the PILOT, in mentioning
the names of the three ladies who had
taken such an active interest in seeing
that the rooms in the beautiful new
hospital, just completed by the Sisters
of the Divine Saviour, were furnished,
made an error in stating that Mrs j.
N. Manson was one of the three; in
stead the PILOT should have said Mrs.
A. E. Morrison.
The pump house for the East hill ex-
tension is ABOUT completed. 1t is built
of solid brick and is located between
Gray place and Muenchow street.
Part of the machinery for it was shipped
back to the factory some time ago and
it is expected will be replaced by more
suitable and approved machinery with
ia few days. AS soon as it arrives
and is installed water will be turned
on.
Mrs. Fred Krause died Sunday morn
ing of blood poisoning following con.
tinement. Deceased was born in the
town of Texas thirty-nine years ago.
She was married to Mr.. Krause July 8,
1888. Besides her husband she is sur
vived by seven children, Mrs. Anna
Shafer, Lima, Herman, Alma, Walter,
Elmer and Fred. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon. Rev. G. A.
Bretscher will officiate.
You don't buy a cat in a bag when
you purchase of Seim Bros. You get
tho Nalt1n Nfx