Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-10-26

During the present month the
county treasurer has paid bounties on
two wild cats and two wolves. taa
Repairing, upholstering and rein
ish1ng furniture, now speciality at
the Kiefer Furniture Co. If
S. B. Tobey of this city, is scheduled
to make an address before the teach
ers' convention in Milwaukee next
week.
The Barker & Stewart Lumber COM
pany is looking for men to work in
the woods at Glandon in the town of
Hewitt. o5 TT.
Carl Weik and Miss Lillian Gagne,
were married Wednesday afternoon.
Justice r. n. Larner performed the
ceremony. &
The ladies of ST. Martha's guild
have issued invitations to a Halloween
card party on the evening of Nov. 1st,
at the park pavilion.
Henry McCrossen is having num-
Der of hardwood floors laid in the
McCrossen residence, corner of Fourth
and Franklin streets.
BY giving your old shabby cutter
one or two coats of CallieS' cutter
paint you make it look as if it had
just come out of the factory.
Dinklespiel says, 'sMoney talks, but
poor man can not keep 1t long
enough 10 know vot it says, unless he
buys his ofercoat of Seim Bros. ".sdt
Our streets are receiving a general
cleaning up. All of the macadara
is being scraped and the refuse
hauled away. Wausau will be UNI
usually clean in this particular before
snow flies. .s l51
The following ladies were elected
stewards last Tuesday evening at the
quarterly conference of the M. f..
church: MeSdameS H. /. Crawford,
E. L. Boehm, G.. w. Wilson and w.
A. Evers.
r. j. Collie of Merrill, spent Satur-
day In Wausau with his son Ralph.
Mr.. Collie has been spending the past
three months in the West and was on
his way home. He left for Merrill in
the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lamere, residing
at Hatley, lost their son Louis in death
Sunday The child died of pneumonia.
The remains were brought here and
the funeral was conducted this after
noon, Rev. E. Fuenfstueck officiating.
Miller s. Krause, who secured the
contract to make the excavation and
build the stone walls for the Sixth
ward school building, have begun
their preliminary work. The wallis
viii be finished this fall If the wealth.
er permits, fs
John Gritzmacher & Son have be-
gun the excavating for the founda-
ton walls for the Seventh ward engine
house. An effort will be made to get
as much work done as possible on both
of the proposed engine houses before
cold weather sets in.
Have you thought about that over
coat which you haven't got? Better
be doing so. Don't put it OF until
cold weather catches you. Then, too,
the stock of Seim Bros. is larger now
than it will be later when men make
a rush for the finest coats ever
brought TO town for the money.
The Knights of Columbus have Sc
CUIeu Jall6S II TdiiCio " i'piihOh iOh
tomorrow evening TO give number
of recitations. Mr.. O'Donnell has
quite reputation as monoioguelst
and impersonator and no doubt will
please his audience. The entertain
ment will be given in Castle hall.
Stewart Manson, youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Manson, when go
ing home on Friday afternoon was
hit i'm the forehead with sharp stone
by another hoy. Quite deep cash
was cut but the wound was not SER
iouS. The boy who threw the missile
was taken before Mr.. Parlin who gave
him a talking to. There is too much
of young ruffianism i'm our city which
should be curbed i'm some way.
John King, county clerk. was called
TO his old home in the town of CaSSel
Saturday in response to a message in
forming him that his mothe- was
dying. She passed away that night.
Deceased had been iii for long time
with dropsy. She was seventy-two
years of age. She is survived by her
husband and six sons and three daugh-
tiers. The funeral win be held to-
morrow morning from the Catholic
church of Edgar.