Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-09-13
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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Weinkauf Bros have dissolved part
nership, William retiring from tn,
firm.
Miss Leah Deutsch will attend thu
University of Wisconsin the coming
year.
Every kind of lubricating oils, in
Guiding axil grease, can be had at
Callies.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bird and family
are now in their new home on Nc
Indoe street.
A barn in the village of Schofeld
was struck by lightning Sunday after.
noon and was destroyed by fire.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Monday, Sept. 18th.
Go down to the Eau Claire villa
and take a boat ride up the river
during this beautiful autumn wealth,
er.
Marjorie, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Blank, died Sun
day, of commissions. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon.
The fall is the best time to buy
wall paper. You get a good line to
select from at just half the cost OF
spring prices.--O. G. Callies.
DR.. and Mrs. Russell Lyon will en-
terrain a few friends on Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Foster of Little Rock, Ark.
Circuit court is in session. Most of
yesterday was taken up in hearing
petitions of aliens for citizenship.
Two were rejected out of about thirty.
This is very good time of the year
70 paint your house. You can get
painters now when you can't in the
spring. See our color cards. -Callies.
Earl Dickens, who has been in the
st. Paul railway offices in Chicago for
two years or more, intends to take a
course in Notre Dame university the
coming year.
Esther, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Wendler of the town of Ringle,
died Saturday, aged five months. The
funeral was held yesterday, Rev. j.
Duer of this city officiating.
Miss Marie Bird entertained a few
of her young lady friends on Wednes-
day evening in the new home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bird, and before the house
hold goods were entirely transferred.
A daughter was born unto Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Dessert, of the town of
Easton last Tuesday. 1t is the first
born and they are receiving congratu-
lations from their many friends, near
and far.
The Winninger Bros big tent
show, which has been playing to
crowded houses in Wausau for the
past three or four weeks, closed bust
ness last Sunday evening. 1t will
go South and spend the winter in
Texas.
Chas. Goerling has freak cucum-
Der. 1t is really two cucumbers, but
built on the Siamese twins style.
The two join at the end next TO the
vine, the end which contains all the
stomach aches. The lesion contin-
ues half way down the length of each
cowcumber.
Quite a commotion was stirred up
on Third street last Friday morning
when an old woman took her husband
by the ear and dragged him into
Seim Bros store. She said she would
not attend the fair with him unless
he was attired in one of those swell
suits that firm is showing.
The east side firemen were called
to the corner of Third and Franklin
streets yesterday afternoon. No tir'
could be found nor could anyone b,
located who turned in the alarm. A
crew of men was working in trench
near the fire alarm box, but saw II
one open it. 1t was evidently cas-
of crossed wires.
Local examiners 5. b. Tobey anC
Anton Mehl, acting for the state ciyi
service commission, conducted an ex
amina ton in the supervisors room IL
the court house last Saturday. 1t wa
held for the benefit of those who ar,
of the opinion that they are cut GU
for game wardens. John Pannabake
of this city and ChaS. Clark of Soho
field hold such opinions, and took tn
examination.
There is nothing in the paint lin,
we don't handle Call in and see on
stock. You are not asked TO buy
CallieS.
]. F. kadansky, while trying Z
cross Third street in an automobil
yesterday afternoon, collided with
street car. Men have worked in a
ages TO solve the problem of perpetua
motion, but their efforts have bee
naught, and never yet has gasolin
wagon beer built which could push
heavily loaded street car OF its track
Charley Wegner tried it this summe
with his auto truck. Ask Charlie
the result.