Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-01

burglary, will have his examination
next Tbursd ~
Dr.. Turbin. the eminent German
| specialist and surgeon, viii be at the
Bells House, Dec. A.
The city schools were closed from
Wednesday to Monday, on account OF
the Thanksgiving season
/ w. j. Wilson, late of Manawa, has
succeeded Walter Sell as bookkeeper
for the Livingston Mercantile company
In buying wall paper now of Cables
you save just so per cent Compare
prices with what you have been paying.
Grover Sexton who has held the posi-
ton of city editor of the Record Herald
severed his connection with the paper
on Saturday.
A crew OF men is at work making re-
pairs on the East hill reservoir. As
soon as they are made, water will be
turned into it.
Sole Proof is something new in floor
varnish-far ahead of anything ever
pat on the market. Sold only at G.. G.
Pier & Go IS, 2O4 Scott st.
Fred Steinke, pupil in our city
schools had his right leg broken above
the knee while playing at recess on the
high school grounds on Wednesday.
Don't let cold weather remind you
that your broken windows need repair
ing. Callies handles glass of all sizes
Sash delivered same day as orde. is
given.
A shower attended by thunder and
lightning visited this section Wednes-
day evening. 1t is seldom an electrical
storm comes as late as the 18th of
November.
You can find no more satisfactory
stock OF ready made clothes in Wau-
sau than is sold at Seim Bros The
goods, prices, etc., will make you a
steady customer.
Roy Alderman and Miss Flora
Manecke are to be married tomorrow at
the home of the young lady's mother,
Mrs. Henry Manecke, lis S. Fifth street.
Rev. Z. A Fuenfstueck will officiate.
Guy Adams, arrested the fore part of
last week, charged with having burglar
lied the saloon of Buhse & Winetzski,
will have his examination Thursday.
The evidence against him is wholly cir
cumstantial.
Remember the annual fair and supper
by the ladies of the Universalist church
on the afternoon and evening of Decem-
Der Sth. Sale of fancy articles during
the afternoon and evening. Supper
from 80 o'clock.
Sam Wells was elected vice president
at the conference of the boys depart
ment of the Y NJ G.. A<held in Fond
du Lac last week. Wells Turner of this
city won first place in the 100 yard dash
in the athletic events.
Do you want shingles? If you do
call and look over cur large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
tt. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
During the past week Jacob Simmer
sold two of his young stock of Red
Polls, receiving good prices tor the
same. One went to r, g. Snare, of
Wyoming, ILL.,, and the other to l.. S.
Potter, of Springfield, Mimi Both
were calves and brought about $3.50
each. Mr. Simmer at present has
about twenty five animals of this breed
on his farm east of the city.
Yesterday was the last day when one
could legally kill deer in the state in
the year 1908. The weather conditions
have not been very favorable this year
for good deer hunting, yet thousands of
them have been killed Estimates by
the state game warden placed the num-
Der killed last year at over 5000 1t is
thought great many more than that
were killed this season. Deer appear to
be multiplying at rapid rate the past
few years.
Edward Fitzgerald died Saturday at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Thos.
Hughes in the town of Emmett as
result of an injury sustained few days
previous. A brother, John Fitzgerald,
died IN st. Mary's hospital in this city
nearly two weeks ago and while the re-
mains were being taken from Stratford
to his old home for burial Edward Fitz-
gerald fell out of vehicle and sustained
the injury which later resulted in his
death, Another brother, Thomas, re-
sides in this city.
A woman's home is her castle when
her floors are painted with Sole Proof
varnish she has no fear of eriticizing
strangers who may enter her house 1t
hides laps, wears well and always looks
good. G.. G. Pier 4 Co., sole agents,
204 Scott street.
The Sharpshooters' society held
last evening for the purpose of
and making preliminary
for the next state rifle
contest which is to be held in this city.
1t will not be held until 1910, but the
local society thought it best to get
arrangements under way. The follow
ing are those elected, to preside while
arranging and during this event:
Gustav Mueller; vice presi-
dent, f e. Zimmerman; secretary,
Hilmer Schmidt; treasurer, GU Naffz;
first supervisor of shooting, Otto
Mueller; second, S. Karas. The chair
will appoint yarious committees