Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-10-19

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c. Callies.
Chas Hebert, aged eighty-years, an
inm3oe OF the county asylum, died
yesterday of old age. He had been an
inmate for several years.
John L. Kiefer's residence on War
len street, is nearing completion. 1t
will be one of the convenient and
pretty homes of our city.
The best dressers in Wausau have
just one place to go for their clothing.
That place is Seim Bros. which is just
opposite the court house.
| Albert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pagel residing at 129 N. Fourth Ave-,
died Sunday, aged six months. The
child had been ill five days.
Paul Koepke, who holds position
at the Curtis & Yale factory, was
operated upon at st. Mary's hospital
last Thursday for appendicitis. lie is
getting along finely and will sooa be
out again, which is good news to his
many friends.
The firm Of Kretlow & Lamont has
been dissolved, the latter retiring
The business was established in 1905
and has been built up until the firm
become known as one of the leading real
estate, loan and insurance concerns in
the city. E. G. Kretlow viii remain
at the head of the concern and will
continue to conduct the business as
| heretofore. Mr.. Lamont will probably
re-enter business soon and make a
speciality of insurance.
Pittsburg won the deciding game
Saturday in the worlds championship
series between the National and
American base ball leagues. The
total attendance at the seven games
was l45, 444; she receipts, 1888, 302;
each clubs share $51, 272; the commits
sion's share, S18, 72S. Each player on
the Pittsburg gets 81, 745 and each of
the Detroit players will have 81, 538 as
| spending money-nice salary for a
few days work.
Edward Schroeder, boy living on
the west side, was quite painfully
wounded Saturday He, in company
with boy of about his own age, a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Heitl, were out
in the woods together. The Reitl
| boy had shotgun in his hands. 1t
appears that, boy-like, he was fooling
with the gun when it exploded and
the charge entered young Schroeder's
right leg, intiicting painful flesh
wound. There is no danger of the boy
suffering any Ill consequences, unless
complications set in.
The Barker & Stewart Lumber COM
pany is looking for men to work in
the woods AT Glandon in the town of
| Hewitt. o5 If.
The local lodge of X. P. conferred
the rank of Page last night and fol-
lowed the work with program. A
debate was given on the question of
Ire-paving Third street, Some of the
debaters set forth their claims why
the street should be re-paved: others
claimed that the street should be left
alone, for it is useful i'm its present
Istate-the patches of gravel fit the
scenery and the holes which have not
been patched are-well, they are there
still. Following the debate, eatables
| were served and the evening was very
pleasantly spent.
A meeting of the directors of the
Marathon County Telephone Co. was
held yesterday. 1t was decided to in
stall local exchange in the village
of Rib Falls TO serve fifteen patrons,
with prospects of quite an increase.
1t was also decided to extend the line
from that village eastward tive and
one-quarter miles, providing five sub
scribers are secured, which have been
promised. The matter of building a
line from here to Kelly was discussed
and the manager, w. H. Smale, was
| instructed to ascertain the prospects
of getting subscribers for such line.
Repairing, upholstering and re-tn-
| fishing of furniture done at the Kiefer
first class work turned out. If
Geo. Bubalowski, an employe of the
| Barker & Stewart Lumber Co., met
with an accident yesterday which re-
suited in the loss of his right leg
above the knee The man was scuf-
fling with one of the other mill hands
at the time. The two were standing
near saw and platform in the mill,
and in the scutfie the man above men,
toned was thrown against the saw
guard with such force that the guard
was displaced, allowing his right leg TO
strike the saw. The saw was in rapid
revolution at the time and the result
was that the mans leg was so badly
cut that it was found necessary to
amputate it.
| We<picked up hand bill a few days
ago which We intend to paste in
lour scrap book for it is peach. 1t
reads as follows: Sunday, Oct. 3rd.
1909 Is Our Annual Goose s. Duck
is Fl o IT A special program has
been ask for at 1:30 sharp. A . Clay
bird contest will be pulled of, all
entries must furnish cartridges. We
earnestly ask your presents at this
special shoot" We have followed the
exact wording, capitalization and
punctuation of the bill. We have nc
doubt but that the firm of Goose s.
Duck pulled of its annual shoot on
J the date mentioned, that the special
program TASK for was granted; that
the entries furnished their cartridges
and brought their presents with them
A man who viii accept such English
Is easily gulled, and . print shoI
which win turn out such stuff ought
10 be-. Well, it amt print shop