Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-09

ASK any man VINO Is u Judge OF gOOQ
clothing which store in Wausau
handles the best line and he will tell
you Seim Bros
L The Marathon Paper Mills Co. COM
menced driving its steel piling for the
/ foundation of its big dam across the
Wisconsin river last Sunday.
Members of the county board, who
are on auditing committees arrived in
the city yesterday for the purpose OF
passing on bills before the board
meeting.
| When you have glazing to do just
whisper the fact and Pier will send
his wheelbarrow after it, do as good a
job as can be had in town and deliver
it to your home. Use 'nhcne 1926.
| ]. H. Zimmerman of she town of
Easton, has rebuilt his barn which
wasfdestroyed by lightning the past
SUMNER. The farmers hcipe0 him
haul the logs to Paul Seymour's nill
where they were sawed into lumber.
1t is said that there is to be another
paper started in Wausau soon, by a
corporation which will be known as
the "Sun Publishing Co.. The PILOT
hopes to be able to publish the names
OF the stockholders in its next issue.
The condition of John johnson be-
came so critical that he was taken to
st. Mary's hospital and an operation
was performed on him this morning
His many friends hope that the oper-
alton will give him permanent relief
| Last Saturday afternoon occurred
the marriage of Geo. III. JPenke of
Texas to Louise B. Werner of Wien.
| After the ceremony wedding dinner
was served at the brides home. The
young couple have gone on wedding
tour, after which they will reside on
farm in the town of Texas.
| A crew of men under the supervision
of the Wausau Iron Works, worked
| all day Sunday making repairs and
strengthening the McCleary bridge
which crosses Rib river in the town of
| Flieth. Teams hauling rock from the
| quartz and granite quarries have
broken through the bridge several
times of late.
The county board cpnyened this
afternoon at two O'Clock and after a
short session an adjournment was
taken to tomorrow morning at nine
O'Clock. 1t is quite likely that the
| election of an asylum trustee, court
house janitor and supervisor of assess
ment will be made special order of
business Thursday.
Because there is trace of gold in
most every rock picked up in Mara
thOn county some seem to think that
there Is heap of gold stored some
where. This is delusion. Gold does
not exist here in paying quantities,
this has been found out long ago.
The same can be said of iron and
copper. Save your money and invest
it where you will get returns.
We learn that L. HI. Cook of Unity.
and w. w. Thayer of the town of
Ployer, are both candidates for the
office of supervisor of assessment.
Both are old members of the county
board, with many friends, and each
will poll good vote when the matter
of choosing a successor to w. j.
Kregel comes up for settlement.
The town board of the town of
Easton had three miles of new road
surveyed the past week by p. f. Cur
ran of this city. That town finds it
necessary, in order to comply with
the law TO build three and three
quarter miles of school road this fall.
When taxes are paid, no doubt there
will be some fault finding, but the
town board must carry out the laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zimmerman
entertained number of lady and
gentlemen friends at their home last
Thursday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Young. Cards were
played until late hour when refresh
mentS were served. The prizes were
won by the Misses Katherine Morris
and Katherine Bucklahd and Messrs.
George SilverthOrn and Arthur Kiefer.
There is one thing which can't be
disputed-you get more for your
money in Piers wallpaper department
at present than you will be able to
get at any time during the next year.
Store 204 Scott ST.
At this meeting of the county board
w. j. Kregel will tender his resigna-
ton as supervisor of assessment which
office he has held the past two years,
He says it is thankless job with
plenty of work and little compensa-
tion attached to it. He has decided
that he can do better at some other
vocation. His resignation will take
effect the first of the year. In the
meantime he will prepare his annual
report.
Wausau hunters are cleaning up
their rifles in anticipation of going
deer hunting next Thursday at the
opening of the season. There will
probably be more hunters than ever
in tie woods this fall, but fewer deer
will be killed, for one is allowed
to shoot but one animal. A
number of people are leaving now for
the north woods, so as to be able TO
establish camp before the opening
of the season.
w. HI. Smale Of this city, and Willis
La Du of Mosinee, the first mentioned
manager and the other an official of
Marathon County Telephone Co., a
few days ago went over the country
between this city and the village of
Hatley, with the view of locating
route for telephone extension. 1t is
not likely that the building of the
line will be taken up this fall, because
of threatened cold weather, but there
is strong probability that the line
will be built Iext season.
The department of Study and
Philanthropy Of the Ladies Lit
erary club met with Mrs. Samuel
Livingston yesterday afternoon, and
she was assisted by Mrs. Robert
Anderson and Mrs. c. S. Curtis.
There was parliamentary drill con-
Quoted by Mrs. s. NJ Quaw. The
subject was, Trio of Southern Auth
ors-Thomas Nelson Page, Ruth Me
Emery Stewart and Joe Chandler
Harris. Those who took part in the
afternoon program were Miss Helen
Stewart, MeSdames Miller, Coleman,
Mumm and Fisher.
According to local sheet the city
has recently spent an enormous sum