Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-10-05

| 1913.
During the month of October a
brush will be given free with every
25c can of stoyepipe enamel sold by o.
@. Callies.
| The city having completed its ma
cadam road building for the year, the
town of Flieth has borrowed the
steam road roller.
The A. G. Wright Co. of Milwaukee,
has force of five men in the city
getting names and soliciting advertis-
ing for new city directory.
Two big eyentS-the Hudson river
celebration and the fall showing of
clothes at Seim Bros. Don't fail to
see the latter. Something new every
| day.
Mrs. A. A. Hooper entertained lady
friends Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Harry Wheeler. All took their
work and visited during the after
| noon.
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| No. s, L. o. Z. NJ, are holding an
annual reunion this afternoon in
Castle hall. Refreshments will be
served.
Philip Hane, Merrill man, who
was visiting his brother at Menominee,
hung himself in barn on Sunday
night. He had been suffering from
melancholia.
At the annual meeting of the
National association of Local Fire
Insurance Agents held last week in
| Newark, N. j., John Manson of Wau-
sau was reelected president.
It's little bit early to talk over
coats, but we want to remind you
that when you want fall suit or an
overcoat Seim Bros. is the place to
| get either. We will leave it to the
swell dressers of Wausau.
Miss Olga Homrig has accepted a
| position with the Amigo Electric Co.,
| Amigo She will not assume her
duties until about Nov. l. She was
formerly employed in the office of the
Wausau Street Railroad Co.
| Mrs. Lena LaPointe of the town of
Bergen, has commenced an action to
| procure divorce from her husband,
| Thomas The latter was recently ar
rested on charge of arson, which
| charge was not substantiated.
Yes, Lucy, the wall paper designs
of G. G. Piers new stock are just the
| cutest things out Mama says the
only sensible thing papa ever did, ex-
| cept when he married her. was his
selection of Piers paper for our
| house Angelina.
Adolph Sattler, resident of the
town of Weston, died yesterday at the
age of seventy three years. He had
| been ill six weeks. Deceased had been
resident of this county for the past
| twenty-eight years. He is survived
| by his wife and three children.
| The city treasurer's monthly report
which will be read at tonight's meet
| ing of the city council, shows the
total receipts to be STA, 1921 includ-
ing $73, 8605l balance from the month
before. There is on deposit in the
four banks of the city $4S, 428.51.
Manuel Gillespie has filed claim
with the city clerk against the city.
He says that as he was walking along
Elm street September p, his foot
passed through hole in the sidewalk
| and he received injuries for which he
asks damages to the extent of $1,000.
By the end of this week or the first
of next the washout at the Grand
Ave. crossing will be completely filled
| in. A force of men is now at work
tearing out the old steel bridge. 1t is
| likely that traffic on the street car
line may be interrupted for short
time.
During the month of September
the county clerk issued total of ,l99
hunting licenses. The open season
for hunting rabbits begins next Sun
day, Oct. 10, after which it is ex-
pected that the call for licenses will
| greatly increase up to near the close
of the deer hunting season in Noyem-
| ber
On Monday morning, Oct. 4th, 1909,
a son was born unto Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Dern. Mr.. Dern has been
foreman of the Pilot office for many
years, and it therefore takes great
pleasure, with Mr.. and Mrs. Dern's
hosts of friends, in offering congratu-
lations. Mother and son are doing
| nicely.
The Y. P. s. G. Z. of the Presby-
terrain church held reception for the
public teachers of our city on Satur-
day evening. 1t was very largely at
| tended by the members of the society
and church members as well as teach
ers and was very enjoyable affair.
Besides games and contests of various
| kinds, there was a vote taken as to
who discovered the North Pole. DIR.
| Cook received almost an unanimous
vote.
Thos. La Pointe of the town OF
Bergen, who was arrested about a
week ago on a charge of arson, was
given hearing before a justice OF
the peace in Mosinee last Thursday
1t was claimed that after p quarrel
with his wife he set fire TO theil
dwelling and destroyed it. He
claimed that the fire was accidentally
started and the prosecution failed tc
prove otherwise. Because he had
threatened his wife, he was obliged
| IL, bond