Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-13
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is unsurpassed.
Bishop Weller, of Fond du Lac, con-
Quoted selvices in st. Johns Episcopal
church on Sunday
Neal Brown is booked to speak be-
fore the democrats of Tomahawk next
Thursday evening.
daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Roloff of Minneapolis.
They are former Wausau residents.
Clara Fogarty secured a divorce
yesterday from her husband, James,
alleging that he had treated her cruelty.
W. Ii. Mylrea, Postmaster Trevitt
and others are kept pretty busy now
a-days, making republican speeches in
the county.
Several cases of the latest creations
in mems fall overcoats were received
today by Seim Bros. Buy before the
stock is broken up.
When you want box springs or shade
curtains made to order remember there
is only one place in the city to get them.
That place is at NJ. Lipski's, Jefferson
st.
A Minoequa gentleman and his son
have opened roller skating rink in the
Rothschilds park pavilion and will con
tinue to operate it during the winter
months.
You never had a better opportunity
in your life of repapering your house at
little cost than now. Callies' wall !
paper department is overlooking with
good bargains.
VIII LaCerte of this city, and Miss
Edith Roberts were married at the |
young lady's home town, Ottumwa, Ia,
last Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs LaCerte
arrived in the city Saturday night
&. F. Anderes has had cement floor (
laid in the basement of the Central
house. 1t is fixed up in two rooms and
ii required large amount of cement.
The work was done by VIM. j. Dessert.
The ladies of the Universalist society
will hold an auction sale on the 22d,
23d and Oath days of October, in, the
building formerly occupied by Hanson
the tailor, corner of Third and McIndoe
streets.
Neal Brown will make democratic
address in MedfCrd tonight; tomorrow
he speaks in Phillips; Thursday he will
speak to the voters of Tomahawk; Fri
day he will rest; Saturday he will tell
democratic truths to the people of
Amigo.
MIR. and Mrs. Julius RADIANT, residing
at 500 Harrison Blvd, lost their infant
daughter Laurinda, in death Sunday
afternoon. The child was six months
old and had been i'll about three weeks.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
from lions Lutheran church.
There was a meeting of the manufac-
turers in this city Saturday even ing at
the Wausau club house, to take into
consideration the discrimination made
by the railroads in freight rates. After
a time spent in discussion, a committee
was appointed to confer with the var
iOus railroad companies with a view to
getting better rates.
AUCTION SALE-On Oct. %, w. A 4,
Bishop of the town of Ringle, will auc-
ton off all his chattels including horses,
chickens, wagons, sleigha, all articles
used on a farm, household goods, etc.
Terms, all sums under $40, cash !; over
that amount notes on three months
time will be accepted as part payment.
Farm is. not included in sale.
"Seagan' Lange returned from his
barn storming trip with the Wausau
baseball team Monday evening, and in
order to be in good condition physically
for next season, began work on the
sewerage system the next morning. Ali
of his friends are welcome to call on
him at his office somewhere along the
sewerage trench, where he will be de-
lighted to show them the scientific way
of lowering pipe. Ii is a good thing
for the city that Contractor Stare did
not engage "Seagan" to lay the pipe,
as he no doubt would lay them the
same as he pitched ball the past season
so the curves would be simply fierce
Columbus Republican.
Don't these days remind you that you
need fall coat or suit? Go to Seim
Bros. where bargains prevail.
At meeting of the board of educa-
ton held last night the superintendent
reported an increased attendance over
last year of IS, the enrolment for the
first month this year being 3,122. In
1966 the enrolment for the first month
was 1855; in 1907 it was 3,037, showing
that there is a material yearly increase.
The board authorized the purchase of
another sewing machine for the dOmes-
tic science department. A committee
consisting of w. w. Albers, the super
intendeut and the principal of the
high school was appointed to confer
with teachers who wished to attend the
Wisconsin Teachers association meet
ing to be held in Milwaukee Nov. IL, -
and 13. Thos Malone, chief of police,
was re appointed truant officer for the
ensuing year. The usual number of
bills were allowed.