Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-10-24
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Gus Heinemann is confined in St.
Mary's hospital with threatened APP
pendicitis.
White House coffee at the old price
in sanitary packages. h., BIB. tins.
d. CURTIS & Son.
j. G.. Anderson has purchased the
1912 model Cadillac touring car
brought here recently for demonstra-
ton purposes.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E.
church will give its annual chicken
pie supper tonight from six o'clock
Oh. Everybody is invited.
X. j. Reams an agent for the Cadil-
lac automobile manufacturers, has To-
Gated in the city, and expects to
make this his headquarters for some
time.
Mrs. Harry Lutz, wife of Agent
Lutz of the ST. Paul road, is acting as
ticket agent during the absence of r.
Goodrich, who is visiting in western
states.
Stop AND LIsTEN-We have ten
acres of land about one-half mile
from city, we will sell for S350.0O. If
you want it you must speak quick.
CRoCKER-THAYER LAND Co.
G. A. Heinemann is confined to his
home and bed with severe attack of
stomach trouble. Hissymptoms were
quite alarming for a few days. A
later report has it that he is improy-
ing.
The county board committee on
equalization will meet in the court
house Monday, Oct. %. for the pur-
pose of equalizing the valuation of
property in the different towns of the
county.
A locomotive derailed near Hazel
hurst Sunday evening tied up traffic
on the st. Paul road for about two
hours and the southbound passenger
train did not arrive here until after
nine O'Clock.
Mrs. Henry Gerst died Sunday at
her home, 1910 First street, after a
short confinement, her death being
due to Q cancer. Deceased was sixty
five years of age and had been : resi-
dent Of this city for the past thirty
| years. She was twice married and is
survived by her husband and three
children. The funeral services were
conducted this afternoon.
! We have been informed that the
first snow of the season fell or rather
dropped down yesterday morning
covering the ground with mantle of
whiteness. 1t was of the slop variety
the kind which is of no use to man
or beast and is welcomed by no one.
There is no good excuse for such
storms-they are a punishment put
on law abiding people and some
explanation should be made of why
they are visited upon us.
Mrs. Louise Salzman died suddenly
/ of heart trouble at 600 o'clock Satur-
day night at the Marathon county
insane asylum. She was sixty-foul
years of age. Deceased was county
| charge and had been an inmate of the
asylum for the past sixteen years OF
ever since patients were admitted
Che hoe n Jounbtor iuioor II, MiDooO,,o
Her family history is somewhat of a
| blank. The remains are being held
awaiting word from the daughter.
A large bald eagle, rather rare
bird in this section, visited the people
of Granite Heights last Sunday. He
circled over the village and then
roasted on the limb of a tree on the
hill east of the village and made
a survey of his surroundings, and saw
everything that he looked at. He had
no connection with The Eagles OF
Wausau and was not bent on organic.
ing an aerie in the Heights, but had
another mission in making his call.
| J. f. Kadonsky has been trying to
secure the annual round up of farmers
Institutes in the state of Wisconsin
but has been unable to do SO on ac-
count of the lack of interest taken by
our farmers in matters of this kind,
SO say the authorities at Madison,
and the round up will no doubt go to
Neenah this year. Mr.. Kadonsky will
endeavor to get farmers institute
for Wausau sometime during the
winter and work up enough interest
to secure the annual round up next
year.