Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-29
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Judge Reid is holding court this
week in Merrill.
The Monday Evening Study club
met last evening with Miss Dunbar.
Father J. j. Brennan entertained
the members of st. James choir on
Thanksgiving day.
The Liederxranz society gave a
dance in Elks' hall Thursday night
which was well attended.
BY placing your picture framing or
ders with Callies now you get prompt
service. Don't wait until just before
Christmas.
The Underwood Veneer Co., as has
been its custom for years back, gave
each employee a goose or turkey for
Thanksgiving.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
G. A. will have meeting next Tues
day afternoon at 300 in the parlors of
the Y. M. G. A.
We still have very choice line Of
overcoats to select from. Also line
OF heavy weight suits, for winter
wear.-Seim Bros.
The Knights of Columbus conducted
memorial services Wednesday even
ing. The program consisted of adj
dresses, songs, etc.
If we can believe reports from the
north, more deer have been killed
this fall than for years. So far we
have not heard of any white deer be-
ing killed.
LOsT-or taken by mistake, fur
collar belonging to Mrs. NJ Marson,
at st. Elizabeth's Aid society's sale
and supper. The finder will please
return same to Mrs. Marson.
Clerk of the Court A A. Book has
notified about dozen applicants for
citizenship TO be on hand next week
to appear before the circuit judge,
who will hear their application.
The man found dead on the street
this morning was on his way to Piers
store to have some glazing done. He
thought that he might not reach
there before the rush began, which
thought brought on heart failure.
Neal Brown will make an address
before the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' club of Milwaukee at its meet
ing next Thursday evening. The sub
iect matter he will use will deal with
the water powers and resources of the
state.
The scarlet fever and diphtheria
situation remains about the same
as at our last report. Occasionally a
few new cases are reported, but
neither disease is on the gain. There
are about dozen houses under quar-
antine at present.
Miss Louisa Hirsch died Sunday at
the home of her mother, 312 West
street. She had been subject to cpl
leptic fits for the past nine years.
She is survived by her mother and
stepfather, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Hirsch. The funeral will be held
Thursday morning from st. James
church.
1t cost Congressman Morse 81, l54.S9
to be reelected. OF this amount he
spent S1,6S4.9S before the primary.
Lynn Thompson, the socialist, who
ran second in several counties, spent
Sl4. Some of the county candidates
have filed their expense account.
Some have not. They have until
Dec. to do so.
A Sunday school rally will be held
at Mosinee, December Sth, under the
auspices of the board of Sunday
schools and will be in charge of Rev.
MI. Trenery, Sunday school secretary
for the Wisconsin conference. The
school will be attended by number
of delegates from this city.
Mrs. Emile Passow, now of Mil
waukee, has commenced an action in
the circuit court of this county to
secure d divorce from her husband
Carl Passow Of the town of Mosinee.
They were married in Milwaukee
Feb. 18th of the present year, each
having three children by former
marriage. Her complaint cites the
usual tale of abuse.
The firm of Healy & Brown which
conducts a wood yard north of the
old Knox lumber wards, has been
pestered for some line with people
stealing wood. A watch has been
kept of late and as result Ferdinand
Heise was arrested and brought into
court. He entered plea of not
guilty TO the charge, and the case
was adjourned TO Dec. 5. The alleged
otfense was committed yesterday
morning.
-@---~-~.@~~------r-