Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-08-23
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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The Monday Study club held pic
mic on the Hoefinger grounds last
Thursday afternoon.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Monday, August 10Th.
Men of Wausau who dress in the
height of fashion depend upon Seim
Bros. for their selections of clothing.
Herman Heidler, who resides in the
town of Maine, was kicked by one of
his horses last Wednesday and one of
his legs was broken.
The Sunday afternoon meetings at
the Y. M. g. A. will begin next Sun
day. Plans are being made for good
speakers and special music.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere:
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Newman Bells has rented the resi-
dence on Warren street, just vacated
by Clarence Goodwillie, and will occu-
py the same with his family in few
weeks.
Clarence, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Goetsch, of the town of Maine, died
Wednesday of cholera infantum, aged
two years. The funeral was held Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Goodwillie
have moved from the residence which
they had been occupying on Warren
street to the j. 0. Hollis residence,
1923 Fulon street.
The county fair is coming. Get a
new suit of clothes and look like
gentleman. You ought to see the
new fall stock of Seim Bros 1t will
make you dizzy.
Rev. c. A. Adams, Assistant Supt.
of Home Missions of the Presbyterian
church will conduct series of tent
meetings at Rothschilds, beginning
Sunday Aug. 18th. The street rail
way will make special rate for these
meetings.
Miss Margaret Young gave whist
party Wednesday in honor of her
guest, Miss Gala Guylet, of Mantle
woo Refreshments were served and
the afternoon was very enjoyable
one. The head prize was won by Miss
Sarah RoSenberrV
Place your order for suits now. We
have the largest sample line OF I'M
ported and domestic weaves to select
from, or we will work up your own
material. w. E. RAPRAEGER,
Ladies' tailoring and dressmaking
establishment.
E. F. Fuller and Chas. Winken-
weder, two Milwaukee men, passed
through the city last week on canoe
trip from Three Lakes to Kilbourn.
They portrayed their canoe from above
the dam to the lower bridge and ex
pected to reach Kilbourn City by the
end of the week.
The circus took in IS, 742 last Satur-
day, and Seim Bros. sold SO, 6S1 worth
of clothing. Why, as soon as people
saw some of that swell fall stock of
gents furnishings they couldn't resist
buying. One old woman said she
wished she was a man so she could
wear one of those nobby fall suits too.
The Rhinelander Vindicator has
changed names under the new man
agement. 1t will hereafter be known
as The Rhinelander News. The first
issue under the new management Is
clean appearing newsy sheet. A new
broom sweeps clean. If it can keep
the pace, Rhinelander will have
newspaper worthy of the name. This
is not said in Disagreement of the
efforts of the other newspapers pub
lished in that city.
While Bolivar, the huge elephant of
Ringing Bros, was being led into
the fair grounds Saturday, he wound
his trunk around one of the large
white pine trees, braced himself and
pulled the tree out by the roots. 1t
was heap big pull, but Bolivar is
right there with the pull. In fact
his pull is as strong as that of 'Hinky
Dink'' and some other Chicago ward
heelers. Bolivar is as big as a wood
shed, and stronger than limburger
cheese.
The National German American
bank is daily receiving the checking
accounts Of business men, who want TO
do their banking where they will be
known by the officers, and where the
small depositor receives the same care
full attention as the large one. We
win be glad to welcome you, and
furnish you with check book, or start
YOUR savings account for you. 1t will
be long stride toward your future
success.
In two counties in this state the
Dunn pocket ballot win be given q
trial this fall-Eau Claire and La
Crosse. This ballot was put before
the legislature for adoption some
years ago, but was turned down for
some reason unexplainable. Those
familiar with the plan of the Dunn
ballot claim that 1t is the smoothest
thing ever gotten up in the way of a
ballot. For the block head IL is much
easier to vote than the old blanket
sheet now used throughout the state.
1t is the belief of many people that