Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-08-30

| she chaperoned on the Eau Claire the
first week in August. Games were
played and very delightful time en-
joyed by all.
Michael Makorski, who escaped
recently from the Northern Hospital
for Insane, was apprehended near
Ringle by the undersheriff, Frank
O'Connor, and returned to the asy-
lum Saturday. His home is in
Hatley
| A banner with the name of one of
the republican candidates for COVER
nor was strung from telephone pole
yesterday near the Curtis & Yale
factory. The owners of the pole
ordered the banner taken down, and
it was later hung up on other property.
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. RAPRAEeER,
Ladies' tailoring and dressmaking
| establishment. 1t
On Friday afternoon at the annual
picnic of the w. c. T. U. the follow
ing officers were elected
President-Mrs. G. G. Parlin.
Rec. Sec'y.-Mrs. Ruth Mckinney.
Cor. Sec'y.-MrS. G.. Mcintosh.
Treas.-Mrs. c. G. Crippen
Rev. c. A. Adams assistant super
intendent of home missions of the
| Presbyterian church, is conducting
series of tent meetings at Rothschilds
having opened the first on Sunday.
The street railway have given special
rate to these meetings.
In last Saturdays issue of the Daily
Thunderbus you will find the follow
ing Interference to Improvements being
made in the Wausau post Office: "The
| flag staff will be painted and several
broken window pains replaced with
new pains" Wouldn't that give you
pain? 1t is very painful thing to
| listen to.
A modern up-to-date safe deposit
box in our absolutely fire-proof vaults
costs but two dollars year. You
carry the key and have access to the
vaults at any time during banking
| hours. It's just the place where your
valuable papers should be kept. Come
in to the National German American
bank, and talk it over with us.
Farmers of the town of Texas and
city people who are forced to drive
| over that section of North Sixth street
lately macadamized are busy. They
are making strong effort to have the
| city roll down the rock at once, SO as
to make the street passable. The
street is in bad shape the way it is.
1t is quite likely that the city viii
take the matter up at once.
Chas. f. Beck will, on Monday,
Sept. 5, succeed VIM. t. Raines as
agency organizer for the Prudential
life insurance company, he to have
this territory under his supervision.
Mr.. Raines and family will leave
next Saturday evening for Chicago
where he will be an assistant super
intendent in the company's district
No. TO- He and family have resided
in Wausau for over year past.
Mrs. L. A Pradt entertained friends
| Friday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Chandler of Milwaukee.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room at tables presided over
by Mrs. Russell Lyon and Mrs. W. G.
| Norton, and the hostess was also
assisted by the Misses Herlione Sill
yerthorn and Florence rosby. Bridge
whist was played and prizes were won
by Mrs. B. Heinemann an6 Mrs. 2. V.
O. Van Vechten.
The Daily Screech went into a fit
in last evenings issue because, as it
averred, a special meeting of the
city council should be called to settle
the matter of laying conduits on
Third street, and no mayor in town
to call it. Mayor Lamont informs us
that there will be no special meeting
of the council called. 1t is commonly
| known that the president of council
has the power to cali meetings when
the mayor is absent.
-CosMoPoLITAN MAGA-
ZINE requires the services of a repre-
sentatiyein Marathon county TO look
after subscription renewals and to
extend circulation by special methods
which have proved unusually success
full. Salary and commissions. Previ-
Gus experience desirable but not essen
tial. Whole time or spare time.
Address. with references, II. c. Camp
bell. Cosmopolitan Magazine, l7se
Broadway, New York City. st.
AT the close of the Uniyersalist pic
mic, last Saturday. the pony OF Miss
Jeanette Reid was left standing
near the pond on the fair grounds
while the rig was being filled up
with baskets containing knives,
forks, cups, etc, preparatory to max
ing the trip back TO the city. 1t was
warm and the pony, no doubt, felt
as boys do quite often, that swim
would feel good 50 he walked into
the pond. splitting the baskets OF in