Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-24

Kathryn Rosenberry is now recover
ing from her long siege of sickness.
You buy wallpaper of Callies now for
just half what you will pay next spring.
The Knights of Pythias will hold
Thanksgiving dancing party at Castle
hail.
Rev. johnson, of St Johns Episcopal
church spoke before the high SCHOOL
Thursday afternoon
You can buy as much wallpaper for
soc now as 81 will buy next spring.
Give Callies call and ascertain prices
An expensive band organ has been
put in the pavilion for the benefit of
the crowd of roller skaters who go
down to the pavilion each evening.
Wausau's representation of the medi-
cal profession has been increased the
past week by the arrival of DR.. w. E.
Fehlman and E. IL. Spiegelberg from
Milwaukee. They have rented offices
for practice.
CORAO OiO CNCIJ N1ulCI dt a. ItSuII Vi
colds contracted on account of broken
window lights Get your window re-
pair work done at c. G. Pier & Co.'s.
Sash called for or delivered. Store 204
Scott st ; phone 1926.
The library board has caused several
elm trees of quite size to be set out
On tho l;brarv c,ro,,rJe IT, $780,, :. -.
brought.from Rib river bottoms This
is but the beginning of an effort to
supply trees which will shade the
grounds in summer and add to the
parks beauty.
Carl Salzseider, resident of the town
of Wausau, vas up before County
Judge Henry Miller yesterday upon
petition of relatives to have the man
examined as to his sanity The Judge
ordered him to be committed to St.
Mary's hospital for one week, to deter
mine whether or not the man should be
examined.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Reinecke, residing
, at 3l7 Town Line road, are mourning
the loss of their son Herold, aged
nearly three years. The child fell into
a pail of hot water on Friday and was
so severely scalded that it died the
following day The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon, from the home,
Rev Z. A. Fuenfstueck conducting the
services.
Tive lots of onions exhibited and sold
on the market square yesterday were
admired by everyone who visited the
grounds One lot was extra fine and
was raised by Con Hadi;z of the town
of Ringle. They were nearly round
as large as mans fist aud of a bright
red color, All were of even size The
man had no trouble in disposing of
them at good prices. This was an
example of what Marathon county soil
is capable of producing.
| Stauislaus Koc who attempted to
shoot Ovid Belanger, entered plea of
guilty yesterday in municipal court and
was sentenced to serve one year in the
state reformatory. Koc. who is an
ignorant Pole, entered the saloon of
Belanger 4 Struck on the night of Nov,
and after refusing to pay for some
drinks pointed loaded double action
revolver at MIR. Belanger and pp!iied
the trigger threetimes Such con may
pass in Russia but not here.
''Scotty'' Mcdonald was arrested yes
terday in the fair grounds in company
with young woman on a charge OF
vagrancy. When he appeared in court
he was discharged and Immediately re.
arrested on charge of burglary.
''Scottyr has borne bad reputation in
the city for several years. about a
month ago he completed states prison
sentence of two years after being con-
.yicted of a burglary committed in Wood
county. He is held now charged with
robbing his brother-in-law.
A meeting of the local base ball
association will be called shortly to de-
eide upon next years course, Manager
Ferguson is waiting to hear from the
directors of the club as he has offers
from several other clubs Under the
new salary limit his salary viii not be
affected. bat he will be required to play
ball every day-so say the directors J.
Komers has resigned as secretary and
treasurer of the local club and sue
cessor will be elected. MIR. Komers has
lseIved for three years aud finds that
tie position takes too much time from
his private interests.