Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-01
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

s1.OO fountain pens, warranted. G.
f. Dunbar Co.
Mrs. S. NJ b. Smith entertained
lady friends at whist Friday after
noon.
The Misses Louise Merklein ana
Kathryn Marx visited in Merrill over
Sunday.
The Monday Evening Study club
met with the Misses Silverthorn last
evening.
Co. G dancing party, given at the
Armory last evening, was well attend
ed and a success.
The result of election is liable to be
frosty. Better get your glazing done
this week at Piers.
The republicans, we learn, are to
have about half dozen speakers in
this county this week.
Mrs. T. B. T. Fisher, who has been
confined to her home by illness, was
able to be out for a ride yesterday.
Copper and nickel coffee perculat-
ors, tea kettles and chatting dishes ere
the finest made. G. +. Dunbar Co.
Next Tuesday is election day and
every voter will, by his vote, declare
that Pier is giving the best of service
in his glazing department.
Third Street has been in bad state
for several months. 1t has been dug
up from Forest to Grant in placing
electric wires under ground.
The Chippewa Lumber and Boom
company in 2,000-word signed state
ment denies having any hand in the
late fight at the Cameron dam.
If you are in need of shingles cali
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER s. STEWART LUMBER Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Taylor will en-
terrain about eighteen young people
for their son, Joseph, at their home,
4O4 Jefferson street, Thursday evening.
The county board committee on
!, .alization was in session several
days the past week. An adjournment
was taken until the county board
meets.
A squaw's tongue runs faster than
the winds legs, says the Indian, but
the paleface says that Pier is giving
the best wall paper for the least
money of any dealer in the valley.
Honest" John Collins of Chicago
is billed for an address in this city
tonight in the interests of the social
democratic party. His topic will be,
Chow to get Food" He will speak
in Social hall.
Ikey-Fader, what's ''supertuous9"
Father-Vearin a necktie ven you've
got beard, key, and Waiting until
next spring for wallpaper bargains
when you can get the best bargains
in town right now at Piers.
Last Saturday evening very enjoy
able Halloween party was given at
the Training school by the pupils
thereof. The decorations were of
evergreens, jack-o-lanterns and autumn
leaves. All present enjoyed themselves
to the limit.
WANTED-PupilS in piano and pipe
organ by Miss Winifred Ryan, gradu-
ate of the University of Wisconsin
School of Music. 5ll Grant st.
Phone 1898.
The Wausau Gas Co. has crew of
men at work on its Third street
mains. The piping is being uncov-
cred and all leaks, OF which there are
many, are being repaired. The COM
pany will give that part of the system
a general overhauling.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Roades died yes
terday at her home, 43l N. Fifth Ave.
after an illness of six weeks. She hac
reached the advanced age of eighty
three years. She came to this county
in the year 1888. She is survived by
three children. Interment will bt
made in the town of Berlin.
An expert man from the Automatic
Electric company of Chicago is in TIT
city. He will commence work at once
to overhaul the Wausau Tele
phone Co. System and put it il
first class order. He will be assisted
by two men, also from Chicago. ano
the exchange will be in tip-top shape
in few weeks.
Democratic rallies will be held a.
follows this week: Tomorrow eve
ming in the village of Brokaw; Friday
evening, in the town of Halsey; Sat
urday evening, in the village o
Mosinee; Sunday afternoon, in tn
town of Weston. Col. Merriam o.
Milwaukee, will speak in Mosinee
AT all the other rallies home talen
will be engaged.
Last Saturday evening nearly 10
lady teachers were entertained in tn
high school gymnasium by the Mise
Marilla Zellhoefer and Beatrice Zim
hermann. 1t was an invitation part
and none knew to whom they were in
debted until after their arrival at tn
school room. The teachers came Il
costume and there was music an
dancing and games entered into. Re
freshments were served and pleas
ant time enjoyed by all.