Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-10
The woods are full of deer hunters.

The woods are full of deer hunters.
Take care where you stroll.
| Now is the time to buy that winter
overcoat. Seim Bros have a complete
stock.
The social democrats showed more
strength in the county than they have
done heretofore
Ms. Law, of Milwaukee, addressed
the training school on temperance one
day last week.
The Miss Julia and Florence Deiti
entertained young friends at their home
on Friday evening.
Interior decorations of every descrip-
ton. If undecided as to what you
want, call on Callies.
Mrs. j. A. Underwood entertained
ladies at tea this afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Faville, of Appleton.
The Hayseed" roller skating party
at Rothschild pavilion on Friday even
ing was well attended and a success.
Henrietta Leitzke, residing at 634 S.
Sixth Ave, died yesterday, aged seven
ty years. The funeral will be held
Thursday.
The members of St. Johns Episcopal
church will enjoy a church supper at
the Y. M. c. A. dining room on Thurs
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Boehm now occu-
Ply residence at III Steuben street
Mr.. Boehm recently sold his residence
on Third street to George Croker.
The contest for court house janitor
has developed five candidates. The
present ianitor, Henry Belize, has four
opponents, Alex. Mcdonald, Frank
Schneider. Aug. Raasch and A e
Ziebel.
L X. Wright, Frank Anderson, H. j
Abraham, Walter Mueller, Grin Lille
qvist, Ed. Ringle, Henry Hrews and
Geo. Steltz departed last evening for
Langlade county where they will hust
deer for several days to come.
Herman Vetter of Marathon City,
county treasurer elect, has invited his
republican friends to join him Thurs
day evening in celebrating his victory.
The county officers and others will
drive to the village early that evening.
N j. Schlaefer and son, John, have
purchased o. Odegaard's bakery at 4l6
ctr Aox kol-
of same. The son who is practical
baker, will have charge of that part of |
the business, while his father will man
age the store.
Every one of the four amendments |
voted upon was carried in this county. |
1t is quite evident that majority of the |
voters did not stop to read the amend |
ment or the vote would have been diff
ferent, especially on the one relating to
the naturalization of foreigners.
The contest between the east and |
west side Sunday schools of the Presby-
terrain church mas developed the |
strength of the west side. Up to date |
the west side school has reported Only |
three tardy. The attendance for the
west side has been 11S per cent, while
the home school records 113 per cent.
The west side at present is seven points
ahead of the east side school,
Stanislaus Koc, the foreigner who
attempted to shoot Ovid Belanger on
the night of election, was in court yes
terday. The charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons was dismissed and he |
was rearrested on charge OF attempt |
ing to commit murder. He waived ex-
and was bound over for trial,
his bail being fixed at 5000. He is an
ignorant Russian Pole, who has been in
this country only about eighteen
months. He can speak only a few
words of English He can cry as loud
as any old woman ever did and spends
much of his time flooding the jail with
tears.