Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-03
SHORT NEWS TEAS.
F.P. Regner spoke at Brokaw Sun

F.P. Regner spoke at Brokaw Sun
day.
The Equalization board of the county
will be in session on Wednesday
The C E society will meet this even
ing with Miss Lillian Young on Adams
street
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon. will be at the
Bells House, Nov. 49,
The Dismal Eight club gave Hallow-
cen party, Saturday evening, at the
home of Miss Helen Jones'
r. E. Powers and Anton Seerbeski,
of Milwaukee, spoke for the democrats
in towns Cassel and Retbrock yester-
day
A c. Schmidt, of Lacrosse, and j.
W. Coates addressed democratic mass
meetings in the towns Hewitt and Eas-
ton, yesterday.
Part of the machinery for the new
power house of the Wausau Street
Railroad Co. has arrived and will soon
be placed in position.
Remember the chicken pie supper to
be given by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Y NJ G. A. at the Y on Tuesday
evening from to O'Clock.
The polling place in tie Fourth ward
has been changed from the old Voight
upolstering building to the Spencer
building, few doors south.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
+. l.. Boehm has been appointed
trustee of the stock of groceries of j. P.
Hughes, bankrupt. The stock will be
sold soon to satisfy the demands of
creditors.
A teachers meeting was conducted
Saturday in the town of Berlin. Those
who made addresses were Co. Supt. w.
j. Farrell, o. Wells and the Misses
Rosalia Bohrer and Helen Mcdonald.
Walter Jaeger, an employc of the
Wisconsin Box Co., lost two fingers
and the thumb of his right hand
Wednesday. He was working around
saw at the time of the accident.
For SALE-One six year old Jersey
bull, very gentle, and one ten month
old bull calf. A liberal discount on
calves booked ahead.
WALTER H. REINHARD,
(s29-tD r. F. ID. No. 2, Wausau, Wis
The fire department was called out
twice on Friday morning. In both
cases the fire did not amount to much;
one was at the John Kiefer Furniture
Co.'S store and the other in the build
ing owned by Pfeiffer & KIecker at the
corner of Fifth and Scott streets.
Frank Mesten has started an action
to obtain a divorce from his wife. He
cites as basis for such that she has
been abusive toward him and his chill
dren by former marriage. They came
here from Adams county some time
ago and separated last February. i
Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs Jas. Taylor
of this city, was drowned recently in
the Atlantic ocean, Mr.. Taylor being
apprised of his sons death Friday in
letter received from lady living in
Nova Scotia He left Wausau nearly a
year ago and at the time of his death |
was an employee on vessel He was
sixteen years of age.
H. Kath, farmer residing north
east OF the city inIthe town of Wausau,
owns COW which recently gave birth
to three calves Of the maie persuasion
The largest weighed 90 pounds and the
others about 60 pounds each. They
measured 2S inches in height. This
occurrence is one very rs,e 10 bovine
history. Even the birth If twin calves
is considered something unusual.
The remains of the late Carl Patf |
were laid to rest in Pine Grove ceme-
terry Thursday afternoon, the funeral
being conducted from the family home |
on Grand Ave Rev. I B. T. Fisher
officiated. The NJ. W. A, of which de-
ceased was a member, turned out in
body. The pail bearers were John
Ringle, E. e. Zimmerman, w. w. AL
bers, Geo. StuhIfauth, VIM. Water
honsa and M III Duncan.