Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-15

| Get your picture framing done at
Callies' before Christmas.
The board of education held its
monthly meeting last evening.
Every candidate, elected or defeat
ed, acknowledges that Pier does the
best and most glazing.
When a man wants something that
| is dependable in the line of clothing
he always goes to Seim Bros
There are at present four diphther-
ia, fifteen scarlet fever, one smallpox
and several typhoid fever cases in the
city.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. L. NJ.
Duncan entertained at a kitchen
shower in honor of Miss Antoinette
Ringle.
For SALE-A heavy work team.
weight 1920 will be sold at bargain
PILOT Office. t6
You pay just half price for wall
papers at Callies' now. Call and see
his bargains. They certainly are
money savers.
Mrs. Paul Haufschild died at her
home 72l Park avenue, Friday, aged
| tWenty-three years. The funeral was
held this afternoon.
Esther, three months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Traska of the town
OF Texas died last Wednesday, after
two months illness.
Don't forget the bartenders' dance
at Armory hall Friday evening. Nov.
Is. Columbia orchestra will furnish
music. Admission SOC. 1t
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Frank
Drews ENTERTAINERS number of friends
in honor of Miss Antoinette Ringle at
miscellaneous shower.
Jos. Marvin, resident of the town
of Wausau, died Saturday, aged sixty
seven. Six children survive him. The
funeral was held yesterday morning.
Frank Gaetzman's home is quaran-
tined, his daughter Laparta, aged
eight years, being i'll with smallpox.
Where she contracted the disease is a
mystery.
There will be total eclipse of the
moon tomorrow night. The moon is
due to rise here shortly before 6 |
O'Clock. At 6:21 the eclipse will be
complete.
The opening game of basket ball at |
the Y. M. G. A. will take place on
Wednesday, Nov %, and it will be |
between the 'Y" and Appleton Bust |
ness college teams.
VIM. and Lizzie Hupe of the town |
of Mcmillan, were in the city today |
upon invitation of the sheriff They |
were charged with salt and pepper
and pleaded guilty and paid their |
fine.
For SALE-Several nice homes in
good localities in different parts of
the city for sale cheap. Also a few
bargains in farms. Apply to Charles
Taplin, S26 Steuben street. If
Joseph E. George, asst manager
of the Wausau Paper Mills Co., at
Brokaw, was united in marriage to
Miss Elizabeth Page of Lacrosse on
Wednesday last. They will make
their home in Wausau.
In the show window of VIM Baer-
valid the grocer is exhibited turnip
which is about the size of Hetty
| Greene's wad. 1t weighs fourteen
pounds, and was raised on the farm
| of Robt. Haase in the town of Texas.
A good many people have fallen in
| to fit when they have ascertained
What line oargasns in wall paper can
| be had at Piers.
j. B. Richter, who has conducted a
| popcorn and peanut wagon at the
corner of Third and Washington
streets for the past two seasons, has
sold his outfit to Jos. McCloskey. Mr..
Richter and family may decide to
| leave Wausau.
An automobile containing M. G.
| Moore, president of the state automo-
| bile association, M. Vauhhn a writer
for the Milwaukee Sentinel and Geo.
Browne, chauffeur stopped in Wausau
Saturday night. They were out select
ing a route for the reliability run of
the state automobile association next
| season.
| Hans Hanson died Friday at his
home in Schotield, aged sixty-seven
years. Deceased came to this country
| from Norway thirty-eight years ago
and had resided in Schofed twenty
| three years. He is survived by his
wife and six children, Charles, Fred,
| Peter, Henry, Mrs. Clarence Hayes,
Mrs. Edlor Garrow. All except Mrs,
| Hayes resides in Schofield. The latter
resides in WauSau.
N. B. Hackett of Wausau, manager
of the Majestic theater at that place,
was here last Saturday looking over
| the village with view to starting
| moving picture show here. Provid-
| ing electrical current can be obtained
with which to operate the show, he
will conduct one of these popular
amusement places here on each
Wednesday and Saturday evening"
| MoSinee Times.
Don't wait until just before Christ
| mas to have your picture framing
done. Take the work to Callies now.
Alex Mcdonnell, deputy sheriff,
made a trip to Chris. EllingSon's camp
near Hawkins last week and arrested
Earl and Oscar Krause, upon complaint
of Frank Blaisel. All are residents of
Dorchester. The brothers are charged
with entering the home of the COM
plainant and giving him severe
beating. They claim that Blaisel
owes them money for labor performed,
and when he refused to pay them they
"took it out of his hide" The case
was postponed until the 25th, they
furnishing bail to a Dorchester j. p.
for their appearance.
Preliminary assessment of WiScon-
sin property of steam and street rail-
ways has been made by the tax COM
mission. Final assessment, which
probably will not vary much from the
original assessment, will be announced
after hearings are held on preliminary
assessment. The Wausau Street Rail-
road company's property is assessed
at $500, 600. The Marathon County
Railway Co.'s property at $4,000.
| The Merrill street railway system is
| aSSoSSnd or nnlr II % 900 rrho tntnl