Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-03
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Moneay evening in the M. E church.
| Up to Gate a total of 2,4OO huLtin:
| licenses have been issued in this coEn
ty.
Mrs. w. l. EdmoDds has been com
fined to her home by illness the pas
week.
Mrs. A. T. Bailey entertained lad,
friends at tea on Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Sock.
Do not forget the Y. NJ c. A. suppe
at the Y on election night from to
O'Clock Everybody invited.
Frank Barden is serving as polio,
officer in place of Frank Oviatt who hal
gone to California for the winter.
The PLoT is issued this Monda,
afternoon, because Tuesday is a lega
holiday and for several other reason.
which are apparent to our subscribers
The Misses Rachael and Alice Hudson
and Miss Phoebe Jones gave a dinner
party on Friday evening in honor of g
number of visiting friends from Crane
Rapids
The foot bali game at the high school,
grounds, between the high school team
of Grand Rapids and the Wausau high
school team, resulted in victory for the
former. See high school notes for par.
ticulars.
John Blycznski, residing at 410 Burak
Ave-, died Sunday aged forty-fve, after
an illness of four years. The funeral
will be held this Tuesday from st,
Michael's church. He resided here for
IS years and is survived by his wife and
8 children.
Water was turned into the East hill
reservoir the latter part of last week,
but it was found that the pump leaked.
The pump has been here for over a
year and it was found that the packing
had dried out. Water will be turned
on again this week.
The leap year party given at the club
house on Friday evening was a great
success and largely attended The dec
orations were along the lines of Hal
lowe'en and were very attractive and
interesting. Punch was served in the
hall and refreshments in the dining
room
The new Trinity church on the west
side was formally dedicated last Sun
day. A number of outside clergymen
were present at the exercises. Rev. j.
I. Destinon, the pastor, was installed
at the same time. There was a large
number of people present at the cere-
monies.
Those who own lands in the Dancy
drainage district will be called upon to
pay their first assessment next Thurs
day. 1t was the basis of assessment,
together with few other points, which
caused all the litigation over the drain
age of the territory embraced in the
district.
Election returns will be received at
the democratic and republican head
quarters tomorrow night, also at nearly
all public places in the city. AT the Y
M. c. A. refreshments will be served.
There is no reason why people should
go hungry for election news. The first
returns will probably come from the
East; there being considerable differ
ence IN time voting closes earlier in
that section than in the West.
Good goods and reasonable prices is
our motto.
Fancy patent flour SO lbs, 81 40.
Hardwheat patent flour 50 lbs, 81 50
Gingersnaps per pound, 81 cts.
Soda crackers per pound, 81 cts.
Fancy dress prints per yard, Al cts.
Ladies' corsets, good quality, % cts.
Ladies' bingham aprons, each 10 cts
Mems all wool sox per pair, 10 cts
Good bed blankets per pair, so cts.
VIM. SCHoENEBERG, 514 Third st.
+. L. Hudson announces his annual
fall sale in this issue of the PILoT. He
will hold two weeks sale and it viii
pay those desiring goods in his line to
give I'M a call. 1t is much better to
patronize our reiiable-home merchants
than to spend your money outside of
the city. Mr.. Hudson has been in bust
ness in Wausau for good many years
and has always very superior stock of
goods; you can rely on what he says.
Read his advertisement in another
column
Mrs. James Single celebrated her
birthday on Wednesday by inviting in
a few of her old time lady friends. In
the evening number of her relatives
in the city surprised her by going to
he. home in a body. Mrs. Single further
celebrated by inviting in few of her
LADY friends on Thursday. Mrs. Single
came here in the early days and
has seen Wausau advance from a
small city to its present proportions
All sincerely wish for Mrs. Single, and
in which the PILOT joins, many years
of happiness on this earth.
Co. G of this city will get credit in
the neighborhood of $500 soon for cloth
ing allowance, The government, at
the last session of congress, appro-
priated s., 900, 900 to aid militia organi-
cations. OF that sum Wisconsin gets
$50, lS9. The allotments are based on
the enlisted strength reported by
officers of the regular army at the last
inspection. Each enlisted man is al
lowed IS SO for clothing. Co. g has
about 65 men, bringing the credit of
our company up to over $500. As the
state issues the clothing, the companies
do not get an opportunity to see what
the governments money looks like.
SECRET DIvuLeED BY PARROT.