Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-22
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

A bill and letter file at Callies,' free
for the asking. Don't send children.
Mrs. S. M. B. Smith gave a dinner
party Monday in honor of Miss Harger.
Miss Belle Heinemann entertained at
luncheon this noon in honor of Miss
Harger.
? The Dismal Eight were entertained
at dinner by Miss Ingraham on Sat
urday.
DR.. w. T. Lawrence, dentist. Over
DuDbar's jewelry store. Telephone
No. 1882. n12-tf
E. e.. Zimmerman was called to Eau
Claire Sunday to attend the funeral OF
nephew.
Rally day, for the Presbyterian Sun
day school, will be held on Sunday,
Sept. 9th.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Oct. 49,
Harvey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. r.
Hoffman, 322 West street, has a serious
attack of typhoid fever.
1900 rolls of wall paper going at &c to
$1.O0 per roll-worth 5 cts. to $3.50 per
roll. Mumm's paint and wall paper
store, 204 Scott street.
The Wausau Base Ball association
gave dance at Rothschilds park last
evening. The association was bene-
fitted by small amount as a result of
the dance.
At twelve o'clock tonight the summer
period of 1908 will be at an end and
autumn begins. 1t is hoped that the
change of seasons will bring a change
of weather.
The Wausau base ball team left this
noon for the south The team will play
several games enroute to Chicago and
expects to get game or two with the
Logan Squares of Chicago.
FIRE PRooF-When your buildings
. are painted with Callies' fire proof
paints you have less trouble in pro-
tecting your property. Good as an in
surance policy. Try them.
James R. Rogers, d. D., of Carroll
college, spoke before the Mems club at
the "Y' on Sunday afternoon. His
subject was "Worse Than an Infidel."
1t was an able and interesting talk.
Mayor John F Lamont has caused
nf hnrOnc RI hn tnla iy,f hn old
Farrell blacksmith shop in readiness to
be hooked onto the fire engine in case
the engine is needed. The old shop is
now known as engine house No. 8.
Mrs. II. H. Manson and Mrs. w. H.
Thorn entertained at whist on Thursday
afternoon, at the home of the former,
in honor of their mother, Mrs. A. A
Dye, of Madison. Prizes were won by
Mrs. F. E. Bump and Mrs. G. Z. Dun
bar.
Flies, Flies, Flies. In fly time do you
furnish your animals with the same
protection you give yourself? A 25c
bottle of Callies' Fly Fluid will rid your
animals of this pest Money back if
not as recommended.
The jacob Mortenson Lumber Co.'s
mill it Is said, will start up as soon as
the dry season ends. 1t is said that the
company has decided to do this just to
help the laboring men out during COM
ing very dull winter. This is very
commendable in the company.
Mat Synnott was down from the
town of Texas today and reports that
another fire has started in that town
which threatens the Ninnebuck proper
ty. Threshing machine water tanks
and everything which will hold water
have been brought into requistion.
f. j. Vanderboom of Marinette, spent
the past several days in the city investi
eating the last Werheim fire. 1t was
alleged that certain party made re-
marks prior to the fire that the Wer-
helm Co. would suffer another loss
before long. Testimony was taken
Saturday which resulted in no arrests
being made.
Geo. Nachtigal, a resident of the
town of klieth, was committed to the
Northern State Hospital for Insane at
Winnebago yesterday. He is not
stranger in the institution. He was
sent there once before about four years
ago. At that time he threw a lighted
lamp through the window of his home
and when officers arrested him he
fought like a demon.
All our fine special up-to-date wall
paper reduced 40 to 80 per cent for this
sale. Mumm's paint and wall paper
store, 2O4 Scott street.
Amigo and Wausau played game of
base ball at Warren park Sunday, the
league team winning by score of 6-3.
Dooner and Brandenhagen were the
battery for Wausau. McCloskey, an
eX-Green Bay pitcher was in the box
for the visitors and Papenfuss caught,
The receipts were given to Catcher
Frank Erickson of the Wausau team
who is laid up with two br ken bones
in his right hand. A fair cl~wd was in
attendance.
VIM. Boil died Friday at his home in
the town of Texas, aged fifty years.
He had been i'll but two days and
cerebial hemorrhage is given as the
cause of death. Deceased was one of
the old settlers of that town and a man
well known in his own locality and
also had many acquaintance here in
the city. The funeral services were