Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-27
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with Miss Minnie Smith last evening.
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Curtis, residing on Sey
mour street.
The ladies of the Universalist society
will serve hot lunches on election day
and evening.
A telephone message or postal card
in regard to that broken glass, directed
to Callies will give prompt service.
Word reaches Wausau that daugh-
ter was born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Erich
Kreuger at Shawano on the 23d inst.
Mr.. Kruger is son of VIM. Kruger
of this city.
Today is registration day-the second
of this campaign. There was not much
of an increase in the names of the voters
previously on the registration list at the
time we went to press.
VIM. Wilson of this city has started
an action for divorce from his wife,
Edith, whom he married four years ago.
They have been living separate for the
past two years or more.
The county treasurer has received
from the state treasurer the past week
the following sums: For the support of
the agricultural school, $4,000 For the
maintenance of the county training
onhn11 20
j. Kersten was brought down from
the north yesterday with a badly
crushed leg, resulting from an acct
dent received while working in the
woods. Physicians found it necessary
to amputate the limb. He is a resident
of this county.
Rev. Brigham, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever for the past two months,
will occupy his pulpit next Sunday.
He has prepared number of Sunday
evening sermons as follows
Nov. 1-"Heroes and Heroines."
Nov. SAN Unnamed Hero"
Nov. ia Shrewd Heroine"
Nov. PA Discouraged Hero"
Nov. 20-"The Heroines of Jesus"
The county board committee on
equalization will meet Wednesday,
Nov. 4, to fix the valuation of property
in the different towns as a preliminary
step toward making the tax levy for
1908. The committee is composed of
Supervisors John Kiefer, Geo. Kreutzer,
Ben Lang, Carl Schewe, Fred Krause,
Anthony Guenther, John Chiber, Ed
Protze and A.J. Plowman,
Why pay high prices when you can
Guy reasonable: "
Fancy patent flour SO ID. 81 As.
Gingersnaps per pound 81 cts.
Soda crackers per pound 81 cts.
Salmon per can 10 cts.
Peas per can 8 cts.
Calumet Family Soap II bars 25 cts.
Especially low prices in the shoe and
dry goods departments.
VIM. SCHOENEBERG, SD Third 81.
Mike Leppak, serving a sentence of
sixty days in the county Jail upon being
convicted of having set fires to bush
piles when forbidden, was released
Saturday upon a writ of habeas corpus.
The fires it is alleged he set were started
during the recent dry spell and, it is
said, resulted in burning over wide
area of property. Three of his towns
men also were arrested for the same
offense and penalized.
The city clerk has ordered nine extra
ballot boxes, one to be placed in each
voting place next Tuesday. The rea.
son for this is that in voting for or
against the proposed bonding of the
city for fire fighting improvements,
separate ballot box must be used The
voting for or against the measure will
be done on separate ballot No one
should fail to record his sentiment in
this matter that he may have no kick
coming in after years.
If you have any picture framing to
do, remember that Callies' picture
framing department is waiting for you
Pictures framed the same day as or
dered.
A. Bell and c. Dale, two Chicago resi-
dents in the employ of the United States
gov eminent as internal revenue Off
GERS, were in the city yesterday on bust
ness. They made an examination of
the extracts and patent medicines sold
by most grocerymen in the city They
would not state the object of their in
vestigation, but it undoubtedly was to
ascertain whether or not any patent
medicines, containing large percent
age of alcohol is being sold without be-
ing properly labeled.
P. II. Casey, detective in the employ
of the G. M. & st. P. Ry. Co., is in the
city. He came here on business con-
nected with the robbery of the CON-
pany's depot in Brokaw On the night
of Monday, Oct, -, someone entered
the depot and robbed the office of about
S5S in cash. Two lads were suspected
one of them Clyde Harvey, was arrested
in Merrill last Saturday and thesother,
Sam. Andrews, was arrested in Milwau-
kee on Thursday. When subjected to a
severe line of questioning each ad-
mitted the part he took in the robbery,
according to the testimony of officials
connected with the case. Their case
was set for this morning. The penalty
for the offense is from one to twenty
years imprisonment.