Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-02

When it comes from Seim Bros.
it's all right.
| John A. Johnson is confined to his
| home on Grand Ave. with a severe
attack of illness.
Write down on the lining of youl
| hat that there was thunder and light
ming in this section on Sunday, Oct
81.
| A business meeting of the G.. E.
society was held last night at the
home of j. III. Van Adestine on Fifth
Ave.
Evelyn Coyey was granted divorce
from her husband, Harry Coyey, in
circuit court Saturday, on the grounds
of desertion.
VIM. Theisen and Miss Bertha
Schroeder were married Friday even
ing, Justice r. n Larner performing
the ceremony.
The Monday Evening Study club
held very interesting session last
evening at the home of Miss Dorothy
Heinemann.
Callies' hard putty for filling cracks,
crevices and holes is the best thing on
the market. 1t won't crack or
crumble. A l5c. can is sufficient for
an ordinary room.
Hon. Elmer H. Dearth of st.
Paul, former insurance Commissioners
of Minnesota, has been engaged by
the Great Northern Life Insurance
Co. as assistant superintendent of
agencies.
The county board committee on
equalization will meet again next
Monday. The board has practically
finished its work, but will meet again
prior to the county board meeting to
hear any complaints.
Rev. and Mrs. Duer gave a six
O'Clock luncheon to Sunday school
workers last Friday. 1t was very
enjoyable and interesting gathering.
1t was voted to hold similar meetings
the third Friday in every month.
Herman Krahn, a resident of the
city, arrested some time ago, charged
with having taken indecent liberties
with a female child, entered plea of
guilty in municipal court yesterday.
He was fined $40 and costs. He is a
man fifty years of age.
During the past month there were
nineteen cloudy days, three days on
which snow fell and .S8 of an inch
precipitation. The WarmeSt days
were on the 7-s when the thermometer
registered 70 above. The 10Th was
the coolest day-22 above.
The executive board of the Mara
thon County Agricultural association
held meeting Friday night in the
offices of Zimmerman & Rowley.
About all the business transacted was
to decide on making loan until the
state aid is received in January.
Satisfaction in clothes is all in the
selection. If you made your purchases
of Seim Bros. you wear smile be-
cause you know you are getting the
best of material. If you purchase
cheap, shabby stuff you will wear a
frown.
Assemblyman Nicholas Schmidt
and Henry Stanke of Marathon City
returned last week from Nebraska
where they made purchase OF 800
acres of land which has heretofore
been used as horse ranch. They in
tend to buy more land adjoining and
will begin cattle and sheep raising.
Jas. Kennedy, held in jail to answer
/ to the charge of being one of the fell
lows who blew open the safe in the
Bank of Athens, appeared in
municipal court yesterday and entered
plea of not guilty. His attorney
filed an etfi9ayit of prejudice and the
case was transferred TO circuit court.
VIM. Schultz, a hostler in the Farm
ers' Home barn on Scott street, was
kicked by a horse yesterday and prob
ably fatally injured. He was struck
| in the stomach by one of the horse s
feet and injured internally. No one
witnessed the accident and the man
was picked up unconscious some time
later and removed TO the hospital.
Up to date six WauSau people have
been lucky enough TO draw lands in
| the Indian reservations which are be-
ing disposed of at Aberdeen, 5. ID.
| They are Fred klade, Dave Brown
| low, VIM. GarSke, &. Jaeschke, l..
| Peterson and III. r. Paulson. VIM.
Vetter OF Marathon City, vas another
who was lucky in making drawing.
/ Some say the earth is round: some
i say that Pier is square: some say q
4 glass diamond won't stand the test OF
a genuine one: others say Piers glaz
/ ing will stand any test. We say al
are right in their deductions.
Fred Baerwaid and Miss Maye la
Fountaine are to be married mex
Thursday evening at the home of tin
young lady's parents. The young
man is a son of VIM. Baerwald thu
Scott street grocer and Miss La
Fountain is daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Rattle La Fountain, old resident
of the city. Both have hosts of friend
who extend best wishes
| The old plant of the Chicago Excel
sior Co. which has been closed sine
the company built its new mill il
Green Bay, is not long to remain idle
Ii is soon to be fitted up for shingl
mill and ii is expected that it will
i'm operation by the first of the yeaI
Louis Scharbau is the promoter Q
/ | this enterprise He has made deal
| whereby he can secure a sufflcien
| quantity of raw material TO keep ia
mill In operation for quite numbe