Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

j. P. Briggs has been on the sick list
the past week.
Judge Louis Marchetti tried case
in Merrill last Wednesday in the super
Tor court.
All kinds and sizes of glass is sold by
Callies. Glazing done the same day
that order is received.
There is no better line of underwear
for sale at the same prices than that
sold by Seim Bros 1t is the underwear
of quality.
Edward Miller, former student of
the Wausau Business college, has ac-
cepted position with the Marshtield
Bedding Co..
John Lodholz and Miss johanna Tor,
both of the town of Ringle, were mar
ried Sunday in St. Stephens church by
Rev. F. Werhahn.
Some fine framed pictures are dis
played in Callies' windows, suitable for
dining room or parlor. These pictures
will be sold at charity prices.
The corporation" will give dane
ing party at Castle hall on Wednesday
evening of next week. The society is
composed of high school students.
The fall and winter stock of mems
and youths clothing is most complete
at Seim Bros. You get what you pay
for and pay for no more than what you
get.
The fire department has just put in
two new fire alarm boxes and this af-
ternoon tried them to see how they
worked. 1t was not fire alarm nor
was there any fire.
This year, as in former years, the
entire second floor of Callies' establish
ment will be devoted to picture framing
before the holidays. Place orders early
and avoid the rush.
The Monday Evening Study club will
meet with Miss Hermione Silverthorn
this evening The regular night of
meeting was last evening, but it was
postponed on account of the Y nj. Z. A.
entertainment at the opera house last
evening.
Thos. Hill and August barge, two
residents of Edgar have been sued for
Sc. 900 damages by Peter Mayer, also a
resident of that village. Mayer claims
that on the night of July l6, two years
ago the two men assaulted him, break
ing his leg, aud locked him in refrig-
orator car where he remained for hours.
Wausau attorneys are engaged in the
case.
The PILor is today the best adver-
Using medium in Marathon county; it
reaches every part OF our city and coun-
tx and our merchants and business men
in general, can rest assured OF good re-
suits. Call in and get prices. The Fl
LOTS job department has everything
with which to do good and quick work
it's stationery is the best and its work
the finest. Call and be convinced.
Upon g complaint sworn TO by Mrs.
Emma Heppler, of Colby, Leonard
Thrun, also of that village, was brought
into court yesterday. Mrs. Heppler
charges that the young fellow criminally
assaulted her daughter, child of tender
wears. An adjournment of his eXami
nation was taken for one week. 1t Is
believed that the fellow has rats in his
belfry and he will be examined
mentally.
At the meeting of the city council e
be held tomorrow resolution Will os
presented which. if passed. will give
the c. X y. W. Ry. Co. the right t.
build aud operate spur track along
and across West street from its tanner1
spur to the plant of the Wausau Iron
Works. Some time ago the company
letitioned the council for the franchise
and now that the petition is drawn uI
in the form of a resolution it is believed
that there will be no objection TO 1T
passage.
St. Elizabeth'S Aid society of s.
Mary's church will hold its annual TAI
and turkey supper next Monday, Nov
sd, at ElkS' hall The ladies are max
ing great efforts to make this fair equa
TO its predecessors, and great displa,
of plain aud fancy needle work will %
offered for sale. Refreshments in th'
line of coffee, cake aud ice cream will
be served all afternoon and evening
The supper will be served from NV
O'Clock on An orchestra viii furnish
music in the evening for those wishing
to dance, Supper S5c. Dance SOC.
Emma, wife of Otto Lsatsch. residing
at 5l7 S Fourth Ave, died last night
after q lingering illness of one zeal
death was due TO Brights disease. DE-
ceased was thirty-ScSSG years OF az
and was married to Mr.. Laatsch siNtee
wears ago. She WAS daughter of Nj
and Mrs Oswald Fiisch. former res
dantS az the town of Berlin now Twin
in the CITY. Besides her husband an
parents she is survived by two children
Car, and Norma. Also several brother
and sisters. The funeral will be hel
Thursday afternoon from the ne
Trinity church on the west side. he
Destnon will be the officiating cier2.
man.