Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-09-20

churches of our city will commence at
1870 from now on.
Twenty-Five marriage licenses were
issued the past week-a sure sign that
potatoes and -four will raise in price
this winter
Rags have their uses, but their use
is not TO fill hole in broken pane
of glass Have Pier do your glazing.
Store 2O4 Scott st.
Miss Antoinette Huntington will
entertain at bridge whist for her
sister, Mrs. William Goodrich of La
Crosse, tomorrow evening.
Once upon a time a man sat near a
broken window pane and caught
pneumonia. He's dead now. Moral
have Pier do your glazing and save
funeral expenses.
If anybody should happen to ask
you who has the best line of gents
furnishings in this mans town, don't
forget to inform them that the name
sounds like Seim Bros. They are
opposite the court house.
w. l. La Certe has purchased the
Paul Gappa building at the corner OF
Fourth and Washington streets, and
will open a Photographic supplies
store in it. Mr.. Gappa intends to re-
tire from the tailoring business.
Jewish residents will observe the
Jewish New Year which begins at
sunset, October Sd and will continue
until sunset, October 5th. The New
Year or Rosh Hashanah will mark
the beginning of the year 5671 of the
Hebraic calendar, which is tradition
ally supposed to count from the crea-
tion of the world.
The general club meeting of the
Ladies' Literary club, was held yester-
day afternoon at the Wausau club
house. 1t was an open meeting and
the parlor was filled to its fullest
capacity. 1t was Travel day and Rev.
T. B. Il. Fisher gave an address on
Palestine. AS he had just returned
from his travels in the Orient, he was
, D. lie to give those present very inter
esting talk. 1t was greatly enjoyed
by all who were present.
When you buy of Seim Bros. you
have their guarantee back of every
sale and that means whole lot. No
Misrepresentation goes at that store.
Large rollways of logs can be found
between this city and Brokaw, ON the
banks of the river. These logs are
dead heads which were fished out of
the river during the dry spell of the
past summer. They will be allowed
to dry out until next season, when
they will be dumped back into the
river and floated TO the mills in Wau-
sau. They are mostly ''pig iron"
Norway-small scrubby stuff, that
has been lying in the water several
years. The river above Heights con-
tains thousands of feet of such logs,
but no effort was made the past sum-
mer to remove them.
Rev. f. Werhahn delivered farewell
sermons in st. Peters church in Scho-
field and st. Johns church in the
town of Maine last Sunday, preaching
in the former during the forenoon
and in the latter in the afternoon.
His remarks, in the main, were
directed to his parting with those
congregations, and following his
sermons the people babe him a fare
well, with expressions of best wishes
for the success of his future endeavors
in other fields. AS pastor Rev.
Werhahn has labored long among them
and it is with sincere regret that they
see him depart
Paul klingbeil of the town of Wes-
ton, was arrested the latter part of the
week for stealing chickens out of a
coop belonging to Aug. Ferge of that
town. A warrant was also issued for
| VIM. Wolf, alleged to be an accom-
piice, but the latter disappeared
Kilngbeifs father Strengthened out
the matter, and paid for the chick
ems In conversation with Under
sheriff Frank O'Connor it developed
that Klingbeil assisted in holding up
and robbing Mike Boyles on the road
between the villages of Schofield and
Rothschilds on the night of Sept. 5.
He was rearr ested Oh that charge.
Hear that noise this morningP That
was the drop in prices on wallpaper at
/ c. G. Piers store, 2O4 Scott street.
See his display window.
Prof. E. r. Jackson and Miss Sophie
F. Schultes were united in marriage
at River Falls, at the home of E.
Fuller, of that place, at high noon,
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson are
well known to the people of our city,
the former having taught chemistry
in our city schools during the years
1908, 1909 and until June 1910. While
here he took great interest in athletics
Miss Schultes was a teacher in the
fourth grade of the Franklin schoo
last year. Rev. T. B. t. Fischer, Of
this city, of the First Universalisi
! church, performed the ceremony. Mr.
/. Jackson is q teacher in the higf
school at Fond du Lac, in which city
the newly married couple will reside
and where they will be at home te