Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23

The Wausau Gas Co. has COM
menced the work of removing the tar
from the Canal street sewer.
The west side Young Mems club of
the M. E. church meets on Friday
evening In Hahnemann's store to per-
| feet the organization.
Miss Marion Wilson. gave a dinner
party to twenty-three Of her young
girl friends ON Saturday evening. The
evening was spent in music and dane
! ing.
A. A. Book, clerk of the circuit
court. has notified fourteen residents
of the county who have applied for
citizenship papers, to appear on Dec.
6 for hearing.
Whe-i. you have windows which
need mending don't wait until the
afternoon and expect your work to be
attended to at once. Give it to
Callies in the morning.
The freight business has increased
so on the St. Paul road that the COM
| pany has added several train crews of
late. 1t is claimed that the road is
|
history at present.
Have your rooms papered before
the holidays. You get the best bar
| gain of the year now and get better
work out of paper hangers because
they are not crowded Stock always
completely. 9. Callies.
The Pilot is publishing weekly the
sermons of Charies Il. Russell of the
Peoples Pulpit in Brooklyn taber-
nacle. These sermons are the best de-
| llvered in this country, and very pop
ular. Do not miss reading them
weekly.
| The county treasurer was yery
busy man last Saturday. 1t was the
| last day on which one could pay
water tax without suffering the pen
atty of being charged ten per cent
extra. He collected over 81, 200 after
the hour of five p. m.
| Many school children suffer from
| constipation, which is often the
cause of seeming stupidity at lessons.
| Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are an ideal medicine to give
child, for they are mild and gentle
| in their effect, and will cure even
| chronic constipation. Sold by all
| dealers.
Miss Bertha Rennert of Oshkosh,
| has started a civil action against
John Winninger claiming that her
| peace of mind has been damaged to
the extent of $4,000 through his fail
| ure to MARI Ler. She says she be-
came engaged to him two years ago.
He was recently married to Water
town girl.
The Wausau LiederkranZ will give
a dancing party in Elks' hall on
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. %. You
are cordially invited to be present.
As the functions given by this society
in the past have always proved enjoy
able affairs, you are assured of good
time Thursday evening. Tickets at
popular prices. Go, and take the
little lady.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church is planning box for the
little folks at Lake Bluff orphanage
which is under the care of Miss Lucy
Judson. The Sunday school next Sab
bath is to send in gifts and Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 1st, social will be
given in the parlorS of the church
and each one who attends will bring
gift for the box.
Joseph Milzinski, who was shot in
the thigh by his son Frank, at his
home in Dewey, Portage county, died
on Saturday He made sworn state
ment before he died saying that his
son Frank got into quarrel with
his mother and threatened to kill her:
his father then interfered and told
his son to get out of the house. Upon
his saying this the boy shot his
father.
Louis Mayer, who had his pictures
on exhibition at the club house, re-
turned to Milwaukee on Saturday.
Three of his pictures are still at the
club house and for sale. One of them
''The Echo, Scene iii the Tyrol,"
hangs above the mantel in the recep-
ton room. Two of his portrait paint
ings are at the home of Mrs. Coates
and are examples of his work in
portraiture.
This is the best time of the year to
use furniture polish and Johnson's
Kleen Floor Both preparations are
ready for use and can be applied by
anyone. Sold by Callies.
The hunting party at Wilson's camp
near Star lake, returned Friday, hav-
ing killed sixteen deer. The follow
ing named composed the party: B.
+. Wilson, Neal Brown, G. ID. Jones, |
F. A Gooding, Walter Alexander, |
d. c. Everest, G. c. YawKey, G. S. |
Gilbert, Rev. j. NJ. Duer, M. B. Ros-
enberry, NJ. G. Ewing, G. X. Gooding,
Perry Wilson, Chas. Gilbert, Jr., all |
of Wausau. f. Foster, Brandon, and |
A. III. Patterson, Mankato.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church meet on Wednesday to COM
plete arrangements for their annual
fair and supper, which is to be held
in the church Nov. 30, afternoon and |
evening. The following ladies are
chairmen of the various committees:
Mrs. G. Z. Gill-dining room.
:" ]. ID. Taylor advertising.
" Louise Clark-kitchen.
F.'E. Chartier--m menu.
+" G. III. collaborating.
4" NJ. +. Mccullough marking
and selling.
Mrs. f. Young-apron.