Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-01-05
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

There will be meeting of the city
council this evening.
A daughter was born Sunday TO Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hewlett.
Lysander Cutler Post, g. A. r, is
contemplating the celebration, of the
Tooth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's
birth.
g. Eichemeyer and Miss Ella Kosch-
mann were married New Years day,
Rev. c. A Bretscher being the officiat-
ing clergyman.
The County Training and Agricul-
tural school boards met this morning at
the court house for the transaction of
routine business.
Otto Schultz of the town of Halsey,
was arrested Saturday on statutory
charge, preferred by David Tantrim,
husband of the complaining witness
What's that? Yes, we are still d hg
glazing and lots of it, but have ii 70
attend to yours. We call for and
er sash. c. e. Pier & Co, 2o4 Sec D.
phone 1926. e
The circuit court jury commisi u,
w. Il. ScholfielG. c. E Guentaer.~ id
P. + Curran will meet Jan II and draw
a jury for the February tern. Count
convenes Feb s.
The county board committee on
sheriff and justice accounts will meet
Wednesday to audit accounts. Her
man Hedrich, town of Holton; j. A.
Durkee, village of Scholfield; F. j.
Gaetzmann, city; Carl Schroeder, town
of Eau Pleine; and John Vetter, town
of Mosinee, compose the committee.
The county board committee on poor
will meet Wednesday, to act upon bills
before the meeting of the board. The
| committee is composed of the following
supervisors: Bernhard Kruger, city
Geo. Kreutzer, Athens; w. N Daniels,
Vii. of Mosinee; w. f. Raschke, town
of Day; John Junk, town of johnson
and Chas. Westphal, town of Halsey.
Don't forget to go and hear Elias and
Oranne Truitt Day at the opera house
this evening. This will be one of, il
not the strongest, mum bers.of the Y M
c. A. course of entertainments. Both
are excellent entertainers, and you will
never regret spending an evening with
them. Mr.. Day, when he appeared here
last, made great impression upon our
people, and all who can will hear him
again this evening.
Mrs. Louis Bernard, aged sixty-one
died Saturday at her home 5l3 S. Fourth
Ave. She had been i'll for period OF
four months Deceased was born in
Canada and her maiden name was
Sarah Girdwood. She is survived by
one son and two brothers. The
brothers are Robert ana James, the
former residing at present in North
west Territory, the latter in Wausau
The funeral was held this afternoon
! Rev. F. Ii. Brigham officiating.
The Wausau Canning Co., is makiuo
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season. The company will not raise
quite so many peas this year as it did
| last, the reason being that at present
| jobbers have large stock on hand IN
sold, and further, great many new
canneries are being built, which will
| further stock the market Unless the
pea market brightens before spring tbs
local company will cut down its usua
acreage.
Great price reductions in all depart
ments to clean up winter goods, al
Schoeneberg's
Mems wool undershirts, good quail
Dot
Boys fleece lined underwear, very
heavy .................... ............... 20c
Mems heavy wool underwear..o.... SIC
Mems heavy sweater coats, 81 90
quahty ......;.:............. .......;:...... 9oc
Mems work shirts, heavy quality. 45C
| Mems all wool mitts, per pair ........ 15C
Mems felt shoes, good quality, per
pair .......... ......,Sl .Ut
Ladies' felt shoes, good quality. per
PAIR ............................... lc
Patent flour. SO bs.-...................... 2 q
GRADUATED sugar, 20 lbs. ............... OK
Gingersnaps, per h.. ............. 49,. &c
Soda crackers, per lb..................... &c
Cookies, all kinds, per b.. ........ Sc
And thousands Of other articles
throughout the store.
W. X. Means, government hydraul.
ic engineer, was in the city yesterday
looking up data regarding floods in
this section. He got considerable in.
formation in looking over the files OF
the Pilot and found that the three
greatest floods were in 1866, 1881 and
1884 The first is mentioned in this is.
sue under the head Occurrences oil
Long Ago That of 1881 was greater