Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-08
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

G. B. Bi d spoke at a republican
rally at Amigo yesterday.
A son was born last week to Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Robertson.
For SALE CHEAP-A logging outfit
at bargain, if taken at once. Adj
dress, B. T., Pilot Office.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Monday, Nov. 81.
One Wausa6 man after having his
storm windows glazed figures be has
saved sl2 in fuel Pier did the job.
The Wausau Pilot is issued today
in order TO 90 what it can to boost
the democratic candidates into office.
The work OF rolling down that piece
OF poor roadway on Clarke's island
between the two bridges was COM
pleted Friday morning.
Remember that Kuhlmann & Brach
have an assortment of shoes that can
not be excelled in the city. Third
Ave. and Clark streets.
You may wake up any morning
now and find the thermometer way
below zero. Better get those storm
windows reputtied at once.-Callies.
100 men wanted to work in woods
in Florence county. Permanent work
HAZE Mvrpua 10
Long Lake, Wis.
John Hughes of the town of Emmett
and Miss Katie Neuman of this city,
were married this morning in ST.
James church by the Rev. ]. j. Bren-
nan.
John Petarski of Hatley was in the
city today and reports that warehouses
there are full of potatoes, but no ship
ping can be done, on account of
shortage of cars.
Herman Dern has the contract for
the building of the new oil house for
the Wadham Oil company of Mil
waukee, at the corner of Mcintosh
street and st. Paul Ave.
DO you want shingles? If you do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
tt. BARKER s. STEWART LUMBER Co.
The Wausau Street Railroad Co.
completed the work last Saturday of
laying the tubing for the conduit sys-
TEN. The work was hurried up at the
close on account of the ground freez-
ing.
William j. Dessert, cement con-
contractor, moved into his new house |
at 4l8 Canal st. The residence was |
built by John Anderes. The outside |
will be finished with cement in the |
spring.
So far as we have learned those |
fellows who have bet hats and over |
coats on election will pay their bets |
at Seim Bros. They know that the |
quality of stock carried by that firm
is always first class.
There was partial eclipse of the
sun last week, but as it was invisible
to the United States, what care we? |
There will be total eclipse of the
moon on the evening of the 10Th, but
as it occurs so early in the evening,
we won't be able to see much of it.
The district meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the M.
November 10th and 18th. The local
auxiliary will be represented by Mrs.
G. S. Gilbert, who is president of the
district organization; Mrs. A. p. Bailey |
and Mrs. f. II. Brigham.
Alex Mcdonnell, deputy sheriff,
went to Superior, Thursday, and ar
rested Sam Vanderweide, former
resident of Wausau, on charge of
desertion. He was brought into
Justice r. n. Larner's court Friday
and an adjournment was taken. He
furnished bail for mis- appearance.
Rev. Mcneil, pastor of the local
Swedish Lutheran church, has accept
ed new charge at Calumet, Mich.
He will leave about Dec. l. He has,
since becoming pastor of the Wausau
church two years ago, resided in Mer-
rill, preaching in Wausau every other
Sunday.
Z. l.. Messer, which in English
means knife, has purchased the Unity
Register of john White & Son. Mr..
Knife has bought an outfit and will
print the paper in Unity hereafter,
instead of having it run off on
Marshfieid job press. We don't wish
him any bad luck.
For SALE-Several nice homes in
good localities in different parts of
the city for sale cheap. Also a few
bargains in farms, Apply to Charles
Taplin, S26 Steuben street. If
Ed. Mccormick was taken back to
the state penitentiary last Wednes-
day TO serve the balance OF an unex-
pired term. He was serving a term
of two years for burglary and was
paroled last June. Recently he was ar
rested charged with stealing shot
gun, a suit case and several other
articles out of a farmers wagon while
the team was tied to post in front
of y saloon below Schofield. The
prison authorities were notified and
an officer came here and got him.
VIM. Edee, who was sentenced to
term of five years in prison by Judge
Reid last Thursday, though still a
young man, will have spent the major
portion of his life in prison when his
present term expires, in all twenty