Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-06
Members of St. Stephens church have

DIR. w. L. Lawrence, dentst. i've
Dunbar's iewelry store. Telephone
No. 1882 n12-tf
Hon. Neal Brown has been confined
to his home the past few days on &C
count of illness.
| WANTED - Butter, eggs, potatoes
oats, baled hay, cabbage, beets, etc a
Schoeneberg's
j. A. Walker a former resident O.
Stevens Point, and well kown in Wan
sau, died in Ashland on Sunday.
1t is expected that the new Trinity
Lutheran church on the west side vii
be ready for dedication on Sunday, Oct
| is.
Get good warm winter suit now
while Seim Bros new stock is com
plete. Don't wait for cold weather tt
remind you.
Good warm underwear prevents
many a cold That's the kind Sem
Bros. sell. 1t is sanitary and provides
warmth and comfort.
Yesterday was pay day at the city
| hall for street labor. The pay rol
footed up,to 1851 a. Laborers are PAID
semi-monthly; city officials. monthly.
E. j. Fitzgerald, who has been local
agent for the metropolitan Life In
surance Co., has resigned; he has been
succeeded by Rudolph Meyer. Menasha
VIM. IL. Kruger, resident of the
west side, lost the middle finger of his
right hand Saturday while at work il
the Alexander Stewart Lbr. Co.'s saw
mill
| The foot ball game between Wausau
| and Amigo, last Saturday, resulted in
ten to nothing in favor of the latter.
Amigo may play return game here on
the oath.
James A. Frear of Madison, secretary
of state, is billed to address a republl-
can meeting in this city Thursday even
ing. The address will be delivered in
the opera house.
The Wausau Country club will hold
a meeting at the Wausau club house
for the purpose of electing officers and
fully perfecting its organization, on
Thursday evening.
A petition 1as beef filed with the city
clerk, asking for extension o. the water
system along Stark street between
Seventh and Eighth. The petition will
be presented to the council this even
NC.
A. A. Book, clerk of the court, has
been very busy the past few days filling
out pension vouchers for pensioners.
This business comes to him quarterly,
and is diminishing yearly because of toe
fact that so many of the pensioners are
passing away.
The foundation walls for'the Wilson
Hurd Mfg Co.'S plant which will be
located west of lower Grand Ave, are
completed. The company has awarded
a contract to the Concrete Block and
Supply Co. for material for the building.
At term of circuit court held yester-
day, Rudolph Groat absolved himself
from all allegiance to Emperor Nicholas
of Russia; Jacob FriederS did likewise
with Emperor William of Germany and
Ole Peterson avowed that the republic
of Uncle Sam is better than King
Oscars land.
The girls athletic association of the
Wausau high school will give a supper
at the Y. Nj. G. A, on Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th, for the foot ball team. The
same thing was done last year and
goodly sum was raised. For full par
ticulars, see high school notes.
Boys school shoes, Butcher cut, 8 to
l34, Sl.25 quality, 90 cts. per pair at
Schoeneberg's.
the town CO Maine was formerly dedi-
Gated last Sunday, Rev. F. Werhahn
and st. Stephens choir of this city as
sisting in the services. The congrega-
ton is one of the oldest in the county,
being organized over forty-ive years
ago.
Rev. A. Nj. Wieting spoke to a Wau-
sau congregation for the last time Sun
day. At the recent German M. f. con-
ference Rev. Wieting was transferred
to the city of Ripon and Rev. Elske of
Brillion was assigned to the Wausau
charge. Rev. Wieting has been a resi-
dent of Wausau for about five years,
succeeding Rev. Mueller. He will de-
part this week for his new home.
A resident of the town of Hewitt who
was in the city yesterday stated that in
one section of that town every green
tree and stick of timber was cleaned off
the land by the recent fires. forest
There is not even a stump or root visi-
ole, but just one blackened, denuded
area. 1t is quite likely that other sec
tions in the county suffered equally as
bad.
Paul Leniing, employed for some time
as a prescription clerk in the east side
drug store of w. w. Albers, died in ST.
Mary's hospital yesterday morning at
an early hour. He was taken i'll about
two weeks age with appendicitis and
was removed to the hospital where an
operation was performed week ago.
Gangrene poisoning set in AID the
patient gradually failed. He was TWEEN
ty-one years of age. The remains were
shipped to Loyal, his parents home, for
burial.