Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-10-11
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

MIS-. w. IL. M UREA, WHO Has Dcen III
for several days is now improving.
Rudolph Kaatz of New York City,
delivered an address last evening on
the market square, in the interests of
the socialists.
Frank Dominski, resident of the
town of Pike Lake, died Sunday, at
the age of seyenty-four years. The
funeral was held today.
You can get painters now to paint
your house or barn where you can't
get them in the spring or summer.
Tell Callies your paint troubles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keays of the
town of Hewitt, lost their son Bar
ney Sunday, the boy dying of diph-
liberia. He was fifteen years of age.
The wise man paints his buildings
in the fall. The fool waits. Don't
be a dough head. Buy your paints
now and start the painter at work.
Better see Callies first though.
Seim Bros. are the poor mans
friends. They give you sutton over
coat at just half what you would pay
tailor for no better or perhaps an
inferior article. Think this over
when buying
Rev. j. A. Koepp, of the town of
Berlin, has been called to fill the
vacancy in the pastorate OF st. Johns
Lutheran church in the town of
Maine caused by the resignation of
Rev. Frederick Werhahn.
S. G. o. Hanson, the tailor, at 2ll
Jefferson street, has an advertisement
in this issue of the PILOT. Mr.. Han
son has very large line of fall and
winter goods and does repairing and
cleaning. Give him call
Anna, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Kroening, died Sunday at the
home of her parents, 102 S. Second
Ave, after an Illness of several weeks.
She was twenty-five years of age. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon from st. Stephens church, Rev.
A. Koepp to officiate.
The farmer is business man and
as such he should conduct his money
matters as other business men do
that is through good bank. With
his money in the First National bank
the farmer can go about his daily
work with the knowledge that his
earnings are perfectly safe. No bust
ness man would think of carrying on
his business without the aid of banks
They are just as necessary to the
farmer
You save 80 per cent. by buying
your boys suits or overcoats at Heine-
mann's closing out of clothing. They
are going to close out this department
and all suits, overcoats, underwear,
ETC., are going at cost.
There are hundreds of robberies
every day Of the year about which we
hear nothing, but through which,
people who are careless about money,
lose it. That person who keeps his or
her money in the National German
American bank, has but little fear
from the hold-up man or house-break
er. 1t is the man who carries money
on his person, who usually gets
touched" Your money, if deposited
with this bank, will be absolutely
secure.
The people out at Hostetter's cor
ners are all buying Piers wall papers
at present. In fact there's durn few
people who pass up those half price
offers of his They are trade attrac-
tors.
The first number of the winters
course of entertainments to be furnish
ed by the \. ". c. A. will be given
Wednesday evening, Oct. 70, when
Victor's Venetian band will appear
here in a concert. The course is par
ticularly strong and the opening
number is one of the strongest sched-
uled. The course tickets are Sl.50,
single admission SOC except for the
Victor'S band and the Hinshaw Opera
Co. Single admission for these is 75c.
Seats can be reserved the day before
each number at loo extra cost. Go
and listen TO the concert on the date
above mentioned.