Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-07

begin next Monday.
A daughter was recently born unto
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heinemann, al
Heinemann.
L. K. Wright's condition is more
favorable, and it is hoped that his i'm.
proyement will be permanent.
The county board committee or
public property and the asylum
trustees met Friday and visited both
poor houses, old and new.
A flag staff has been placed on the
National German American bank and
last week a handsome flag was I'M
furled to the breezes over that in
stitution.
The Northern Milling company's
fiouring mills resumed operations on
Friday. The mills had been closed
during the change from steam to
electric power.
In circuit court held in this city
Saturday, Mrs. Frances Allbee of
Rhinelander, was granted divorce
from her husband Walter. He de-
serted her year ago.
The American Bankers association
Will convene in annual session in Chi
cago next Monday and continue for
five days. All of the banks of Wau-
sau will be represented.
Miss Masie Rosenberg entertained
young people last evening in honor of
Miss Ruth Kreutzer, who will leave
this evening for Dana Hall, Morris
town, n. j., to attend school.
Do you want shingles? If YOU do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
u. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
President Taft will visit Milwau-
kee on his trip to the West this
month. Among those named from
the Tenth district 20 help entertain
the president is L. K. Wright of this
city.
The new issue of Lincoln pennies,
with the designers initials elm
mated, have commenced to make
their appearance. The First National
bank of Wausau received a shipment
Of $50 worth last week
There are about 200 suits of the
famous Mrs. Jane Hopkins make in
the store of Seim Bros. which will be
closed out at greatly reduced prices.
The trousers have double seats and
knees and are just the thing for
school children.
A blackened, stained, heel-marked
floor looks bad, mars the appearance
Of the rest of the house. People who
have had experience will tell you
there is but one floor varnish and
that is Soleproof, sold only by c. G.
Pier, 204 Scott st.
Last Wednesday an axle of the
automobile broke while
the car was on Clarke's island. 1t
was being driven by Judd Alexander
and had a number of people in it, but
owing to the fact that it was not go
ing very fast, no one was injured.
During the summer which is COM
ing to close, the fair grounds park
was engaged for total of twenty-six
Oicnics. Besides these there were
minor affairs when the
parties went onto the grounds without
my previous arrangement and held
heir picnics.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
lhe Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 300 in the
church parlors. The following will
De the program
Topics Japan" and "A Forward Look"
Devotional Exercises.
Business.
Roll Call. ............ Courage
The Home Mission Field Mrs. John Kuebler
A Talk on Forward Look" .......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Amanda Flattery
Story OF Country Girl. Mrs. Ray Charter
The The Church in Japan" Mrs. M. t Mccullough
Miss Sadie Rosenberg.
In guessing contest arranged last
week by c. G. Pier, four people
guessed the same number. He had
lumber of balloons in the window
which were constantly in motion,
through the action of electric fans
To the one guessing the correct num-
Der of balloons Mr.. Pier offered
enough wall paper TO paper one room.
Those, who were lucky in guessing
he correct number were Geo. Halder,
ditto Jawort, Carl Schmidt and Ray
German. The number of balloons
vas sixty-one.
At a meeting held in the club house
asst Tuesday afternoon of ladies in
crested in the welfare of st. Mary's
hospital, an organization was perfect
d, and officers were chosen as follows:
President, Mrs. L. A. Pradt; vice
Mrs. A. w. Trevitt; re-
'ording secretary, Mrs. Clarence Good
Willie; corresponding secretary, Miss
Helen Stewart; treasurer, Mrs. A. Z.
Morrison. 1t was decided TO meet on
he second Friday morning of each
month"; Mesdames Jos. Smith, A. w.
rreyitt and b. I'll. Conlin were APP
pointed committee to draft a consti-
tuition and bylaws.