Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-09-20
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

A son was born Sunday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Lynch.
See notices in this issue of sealed
proposals wanted by the city.
WANTED-A boy to pump pipe or
gan. Enquire at PILOT office.
Cones band furnished music for the
annual fair held at Athens last Sat
urday.
A social reception is being arranged
by the Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church, to take place Friday even
ing, Sept. 23rd.
There is something about Seim
Bros stock of goods which gives it
character 1t is that something
which sells the goods.
Jennings Alexander celebrated his
birthday on Friday evening. He in
yited in few of his boy friends and
all enjoyed themselves.
New ideas in wallpaper can be seen
at Callies. Anyone having more than
one room to paper will do better by
calling in the forenoon. Over 500 de-
signs.
A professional golfer, James Malville
of Green Lake, arrived in the city
last Saturday. He will be at the
Wausau club grounds and will give
instructions TO those who desire it.
John Baravetto, aged 81 years, died
on a farm near Knowlton, last
Wednesday. He is survived by his
wife and eight children. The funeral
was held yesterday in Grand Rapids.
The Harvest Home services which
are to be held in the Presbyterian
church, Oct. 2, will be an event that
all should attend. The committee of
arrangements is busy preparing pro-
gram.
Word was received in this city yes
terday of the death of Miss Evelyn
Verron, a former teacher in our city
Montford, Wis, but she has been !.
ing the past year in San Francisco,
with her parents.
Two new pool tables and one bill
lard table have been insts lied in
the 7. M. G. A., and are proving
popular beyond all expectations. New
stall bars have been installed in the
Gym. and are of great aid to those
desiring individual exercise work.
The electric road which is to be
built between Madison and Stevens
Point and up the valley, has made a
change in its name. Instead of the
Chicago and Wisconsin Valley Rail-
way Co., it will be known as the
Wisconsin Valley Street Railway Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belanger of
Stevens Point, celebrated their golden
wedding on Sunday, Sept. 18th. They
were married in Canada, Sept. Is,
1870. For time they made WauSau
their home, and eleven years ago
went to Stevens Point to reside,
They are parents of o. c. and George
Belanger of this city.
+. B. Fullmer, who conducts store
in Schofeld, has purchased ali auto
delivery wagon, which he uses TO de-
liver goods and also as a means OF
conveyance. 1t is built much like
any other delivery wagon except that
it moves by gasoline power. The
pace set by Mr.. Fullmer will be fol-
lowed next season by several stores in
this city.
You have only few more days to
buy paints, oils, glass, white lead
brushes, etc, at the old prices, CallieS
bought so heavily before the advance
that he is able to sell at the old prices
up to Oct. /.
Invitations have been received IL
this city from Mr.. and Mrs. Geccg:
S. Busch, to the marriage of theil
daughter, Miss Florence May Buscl
TO Mr. Walter Gore Mitchell. Th'
ceremony will take place on the 4ti
day of October, Miss Busch for ;
number of years, was History anC
Latin teacher in our high school
She has many friends in Wausau, WIZ
wish her much JOY in her new relations
Rev.J G. Vaughan, ID. D., of Apple
ton spoke before the Sunday after
noon Y. NJ. c. A. meeting last Sun
day on the subject, Creeping Thing
That Fly"-referring especially to tn,
lowest vices of lowest humanity tina
are found disguised by wealth ant
luxury and reputation-in what w
term our best society. The talk wa
impressive and left those who hearC
it something to think about very ser
iously.
Will Dudy, 10 years of age, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dady, who liy
about a mile from Junction City
committed suicide last Sunday fore
noon. He had showed signs of in
insanity and the week before ha
tried to hang himself in the barn
but was discovered in time 10 saw
his life. On Sunday morning he bad
his mother good-by and went on
doors, where he cut his throat with
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