Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-20
SHORT NEWS TEAS.
Fancy patent flour, 9S lbs, 50 As at

Fancy patent hour, 30 los, % 40 a
Schoeneberg'
We learn that Earl Lake is sufferiD;
from an attack of appendicitis at hi
home in Madison.
Great sale of wall paper, commenc
ing at c g. Pier & Co.'S store on Scot
street, on Thursday Oct. .. See adv
The Grand Rapids high school foo
ball team will play the Wausau team
on Oct 31st This will be a hot game
The Baptist society is now holding 8
rummage sale in the Hanson building
at the corner of Third and Mclndoe
streets.
If you don't care to re-paper your
rooms now, we have special prepare
ton which can be applied over wall
paper. Ask Callies about same. -
Miss Monefta Lambert, who is i'll
with appendicitis, was operated on last
Wednesday at st. Mary's hospital. 1t
is reported that she is recovering nicely.
The weather continues dry notwith-
standing ;he fact that weather bureau
has had the blue flag displayed for the
past four days. All signs seem to fail
us this fall.
Omega Cream Separators are guaran-
teed for 20 years, easiest TO wash, turn
easiest, skim absolutely clean and are
in advance of all others. For sale at
Schoeneberg'
The regular meeting of the mems
league of the Presbyterian church was
held last evening. DR.. H. L Rosen-
berry addressed the league on the
"Cause of Disease"
Mrs. Charles Barwig, mother of
Chas. A. Barwig, of this city, died at
her home in Mayville, on Monday, Oct.
10Th. Mr.. Barwig departed this morn
ing to attend the funeral.
Mrs Nopomocina Betka, residing at
1886 Hurek Ave, died Saturday of old
age. She was seventy years old
The funeral was held yesterday morn
ing from st. Michaels church.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Silas Stoddard on Oct. ~. Mr. Stod-
dard was up from Milwaukee over Sun
day. He will return in week and re-
move his family to Milwaukee.
A premium of one dollar in merchan-
disc will be paid the farmer bringing
the best load of white oats to market,
Monday, Oct. Goth, at Schoeneberg's.
The supper given at the Y. M. G. A.
last Saturday evening by the Girls
Athletic club, was a great success. 1t
was given for the benefit of the high
school foot ball team and goodly sum
of money was realized.
Edwin, son of Theodore Cychosz, 213
First street, died Saturday, aged two
months, after one days illness. The
funeral was held yesterday from st.
Michaers Catholic church. The in
fant's mother died atShis birth.
The Euterpean society will hold its
first meeting in the M. E. church this
Tuesday evening, at eight O'Clock.
President S. b. Tobey has issued call
and in it says that it is important that
all should attend this meeting"
A potato, or rather a combination of
potatoes, is on exhibition at the office
of the V. r. Anderson Investment Co.
The potato comprises cluster of nine
potatoes. 1t was raised on the farm of
Alphonso De Lisle, of the town of Yves
ton.
Don't let cold weather remind you
that it is time to have those broken
window lights replaced. Have them
replaced at Callies' Immediately. You
get better service now than later
Mary A. Nelson, of S. d., was the
lucky one to get the first choice of
farm in the Rosebud reservation. Peter
Swift of Neb., second; f. Hannah, Neb.
third; Otto Snyder, S. D., fourth; j.
Edwards of Kas., fifth. The lottery is
taking place in a large tent.
Next winters logging operations in
the southern part of this county have
started. The John Weik Lbr. Co. of
Stevens Point and other concerns own
ing timber in the towns of Bergen and
Knowlton, damaged by fire, have crews
of men at work cutting it into logs and
skidding it. 1t must be cut this season
to save it.
AUCTION SALE-On Oct. 23rd, w. A.
Bishop of the town of Ringle, will auc-
ton off all his chattles including horses,
chickens, wagons, sleighs, all articles
used on 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.
Chas. Peschmann died last night at
the Marathon County Asylum for the
Chronic Insane. The cause of death
was epilepsy, Some years ago Mr.
Peschmann was examined mentally and
committed to the state hospital for in
sane, Winnebago. He was later re-
turned to the Marathon county hospital
as an incurable. Previous to his COM
mitmeut he conducted store on n.
Sixth street. He was member of the
ID G. X u. V. and of the United Work
men. The funeral will be held from
the home Thursday afternoon; Rev F.
Schaer will ofliciate.