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

Logan's rest room will be a popular
place for ladies and children this week
Call and see what Seim Bros. have t.
offer you in the way of the latest faL
styles
No better business college in Wis
consin than the one at Wausau. Write
for catalog.
Miss Marion Ryan has accepted a
position to teach in Penn Hall, Cham
bersburg, Pa.
You will find tables and chairs and
other things for your comfort at Logan's
rest room.
Mr.. and Mrs John Durkee, who
had been visiting in Ashland, have re-
turned to their home.
If you are going to paint your house
this fall, get our prices and advice as
to the best colors to use.-Callies.
HI. j. Laatsch has opened a branch
store for the Jewel Tea Co. at the
corner of Second and Stewart AYES.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
pric s before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Shades of all descriptions made to
order, mounted and remounted at Lip
skis upholstering rooms, 20S Jefferson
st. Phone 1874.
Officer Geo. Arch has been confined
to his home for about two weeks on
account of varicose veins giving him
trouble.
Mothers taking their children to the
fair can find pleasant place to rest
while in the city by calling at Logan's
store. Coffee will also be given free.
Geo. Viehle, the veteran Northwest
ern engineer, made his last run yester-
day. From now on he will draw Si2
per month pension as long as he lives.
The dance at the Wausau club house,
on Thursday evening, given by the
Wausau club, was well attended by the
young people and was very much of
success.
All the banks of the city will be closed
on the afternoons of Thursday and
Monday. On the former day the Mara
thon county fair is in progress and on
Monday, Labor day will be observed
Miss Alice German gave heart party
at her home, 730 Washington street, on
Wednesday evening, in honor of the
Misses Agnes and Margaret Sullivan
and Elizabeth Sally of Port Jervis, N. Y.
f. M. Logan has provided rest room
for ladies and children, and visitors
to the fair are invited to call at his
store and avail themselves of the OPP
portunity to getting a refreshing cup
of coffee.
Miss Gertrude Harger was hostess at
whist party, given at her home on
Franklin street, last Tuesday afternoon,
in honor of Mrs. S. N. Warner, of York,
Pa. Prizes were won by Miss Louise
Underwood and Mrs. S. N. Warner.
Jos. Teske, who has a home built !
ran into a curbstone on
LaSalle street Sunday evening and |
damaged his machine. He had mix
up with street car about month ago |
when his machine was sent to a repair
shop.
S. NJ Quaw, Jacob Simmer and the
Stewart Lumber CO., exhibiting Short
horns, Red Polls and Aberdeen Angus
cattle at the Lincoln county fair last
week, cleaned up about everything |
there was in sight in the way of pre- !
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Among the very pleasant social
events of the past week were those |
given by Mrs. Franklin E. Bump. in
honor of her guest, Mrs. S. N. Warner,
of York, Pa. On Thursday afternoon |
from three until six O'Clock reception |
was given, and on Friday afternoon a
progressive whist party.
B. f. Wilson has some fine specimens
of the Aberdeen Angus breed of cattle
entered at the county fair, they being
in the same barn with those of the |
Stewart Lumber Co. Mr.. Wilson is |
one of the recent additions to the ranks |
of Marathon county's raisers of pure
bred stock. He also has some fine
Guernseys.
Mrs. L. A. Pradt gave an informal |
afternoon, yesterday, in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Chandler, of Milwaukee.
The spacious living room was hand
sOmely decorated with cut flowers and |
refreshments were served at five o'clock |
in the dining room. 1t was a very
pleasant social event.
When you buy of Seim Bros. you
know exactly what you are getting.
They never misrepre sent an article.