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

that warm underwear sold by Sein
Bros. will take away your chills.
From now until the holiday rush il
over we will employ two men steadil,
doing nothing else but giving theil
attention to picture framing. 60. G
Cailies.
The Mems club Of the Universalis
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Friday evening. Rev. T
B. Z. Fisher will talk upon his recent
trip abroad.
Frank Paszek of Fenwood has
started an action in circuit court
against Edward, Gustav and Oswald
Protze. He claims that each thumpeG
him about S25 worth.
The informal dancing and card
party given at the Country club house
on Thanksgiving evening, was a most
delightful affair. Music was furnished
by the Columbia band.
Better buy your neckties, silk hand.
kerchiefs and muffler presents now
before our lines are picked over. We
will put them away for you until
Christmas Bros.
At the home of G. w. Wilson the
families of Hansen, Coyey, Hudtloff,
Crosthwait and invited guests enjoyed
very pleasant Thanksgiving dinner
and afternoon and evening.
Frank RajecE of Fifeld, has got
entangled with the municipal court
of this county, upon complaint of a
town OF Marathon girl. He is charged
with an offepse which the 'statoots'
prohibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Babcock, Jr.,
have issued invitations for a dancing
party at the Country club house on
Friday evening in honor of their
visiting guest, Mrs. Clayton Ingraham
of Chicago.
Our lines Of paints, wallpapers,
glass, mouldings, ETC., is just as COM
plete now as last spring. We always
keep our stocks up to the handle.
That's why we do so much business.
o. G. Callies.
Wausau people will make an effort
to dispose of 10000 of the Red Cross
stickers in the next few weeks, at
least that many have been ordered as
a starter. They will be placed on sale
in few days.
Miss Marie Hildensperger is very
| i'll at Winona, where she is attend
ing school at the seminary in that
city. Her mother Mrs. John Hildens-
perger, departed for her bedside
this morning.
Bids were received last Tuesday by
the board of directors of the Wausau
Telephone Co., for the erection of a
new central Office building. Quite a
number of bids were received and the
same are now under consideration.
Carl Strege of this city and Mary
Mathie OF the town of Maine, were
united in marriage last Saturday
evening at s p. M, Justice r. N
Larner performing the ceremony.
The witnesses were Miss Matilda
Kollath and Geo. A. Larson.
Those who have the Red Cross
Christmas seals for sale in this city
have placed an order for 10000. The
campaign will commence here on Dec.
lst. The funds will go to the Wis
consin Anti-Tuberculosis Assn, to
help stamp out the white plague.
The matter of lighting up the clus-
ter lamps along Third street has been
delayed owing TO the shipment of ca
BILE wires being held back. However,
the comptroller has at last been noti-
fed that the shipment has been made
and is due to arrive here most any
time. Workmen will then get busy,
and it is expected that the lamps will
be put into service about Dec. 20.
Anna Iverson of the town of Ber-
gen, has brought action in circuit
court to secure 1000 damages from
p. A. Manley, also resident of that
town. Complainant cites in the COM
plant that she owns land in that
town, and that on July 20 last the de
PENDANT started a fire on his own
land, which spread to green timber on
her land and burned over and killed
it.
The great st. Paul railroad system
is being robbed. For some time a
strict watch has been made to catch
the culprits, but so far the efforts
have been fruitleSs. The company
maintains gum machine at the
ldepot TO get the pennies of charitable
public. OF late the gum has been dis
appearing fast and when the machines
coin box is emptied it is found to con
tain more leaden slugs than pennies
What shame,