Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-10-26
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
A six inch water main is being laid
into the Bells addition.

A six inch water main is being laid
into the Bells addition.
S. M Quaw is erecting several
dwelling houses on the west side.
Ed. Heiman was confined to his
home the past week with chills and
fever.
Mrs H. G. Stewart is giving a re-
ception and musical at her home this
afternoon.
If you are particular in your foot
wear, go to Huffman & Brach's and
you will be suited. 24-tf.
Justice j. A. Jones has been con-
fined to his home by sickness the past
week. He is now improving,
For complete and simple directions
for identifying your home call on
.. q. Callies. Costs you nothing.<
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
pecialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Wednesday, Nov. II.
Michael Borowitz, father of George
w. BorowitZ, is very sick at the home
of his son with very little hopes of
his recovery.
c. b. Bird deeply, interested the
congregation of the Uniyersalist
church Sunday morning, in the absence
of Rev. II. b. Il. Fisher.
The stamp of superiority is on every
: article that comes out of Seim Bros. ;
store. That's why all good dressers
buy their clothes there and save money.
If you are i'm need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
TT BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Rev. j. M. Duer, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, talked to the
students of the Marathon County
School of Agriculture on Friday after
noon.
Albert Telling, aged thirteen years,
fell out of swing at the Washington
school Wednesday and fractured his
left leg. He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Telling.
Why did the boy stand on the burn
ing deck Because it was too hot to
sit down. Why do people get their
glazing done at Piers? Because they
know his work is right.
AnOIlS UIlOS0 WHO are WIFI JIl6
President Taft party on its trip south
to New Orleans to attend the deep
water way convention, is III. III. Grace
of Superior, formerly of this city.
B. f. Wilson has moved his offices
from the First National bank into
the McCrossen building, in rooms adj
joining the Great Northern Life In
sura1ce Co., of which he is secretary.
The safest place in town to buy
mems wearing apparel is at Seim
Bros. You see what you are buying
and get what you buy, and you have
their guarantee back of everything
they SELL
The merchants in all lines of bust
ness in Wausau claim that they are
being visited each week of late by
mora statesmen than ever before. As
3. rule the orders given are not large.
but each one gets slice of the BUSH
ness
Though all the Wausau saw mills
are still in operation il is expected
that they will close with the first
break in the weather. All will be
put in operation again as soon as suf-
ticient snow falls 10 allow stocks of
logs to be hauled in.
A book of practical information fer
lovers of up-to-date homes win be
Biven free TO callers at o. C. Callies'
paint and wallpaper store. Don't
send children.
On Wednesday last, q. ID. Jones re-
ceiyed the sad news of the death of
his cousin, b. w. Jones. at st. Charles,
Iowa, and he attended the funeral
which took place the latter part of
the week. Deceaseds death was very
sudden. He had visited in WauSau
on several occasions and therefore was
known 10 many of our citizens.
The PILoT is under obligations 10
some one for FL PaSo, Texas, papers,
issued when Pres. Taft visited in that
city. We are of the opinion that we
are indebted 10 ChaS. Zahn for the
favors. Charlie is an enthusiastic
citizen of FL PaSo and if that city
is filled with men of his stripe, we
wouldn't object TO living there.