Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-09-26

! A white frost last night is reported
to have worked considerable injury to
garden truck.
The New Lumberjacks went down
to Mosinee Sunday and defeated the
village team by a score OF AZ.
The stinger has been pulled out of
all of Piers wall paper bargains. You
get just what you contract for.
Be sure to see the 'all STAR cast in
Colonial Vaudeville Friday night,
Sept. %, at the grand opera house.
| 35 and SOC.
Columbus discovered nothing, but
Pier has found the best way of doing
satisfactory glazing at small cost to
the customer.
There are two facts that you can't
get away from: That the sun rises in
the east, and that Pier is doing the
best glazing in town.
Work on the mausoleum in the
cemetery is progressing very satisfac-
toriIy, and the structure will be COM
pleted by early winter.
Ernst Detert, 61O S. Second Ave,
died yesterday afternoon at his home,
after a long illness. He is surveyed
by his wife and four children. The
funeral will be held Thursday.
Miss Edith Hamacker, teacher in
the training school for teachers, has
been in st. Mary's hospital for a
week past, threatened with pneu-
monia. She is now rapidly recover
ing.
Firemen were called to the w. L.
Edmonds home on Grant street this
morning. Leaves had been raked up
in the alley at the rear, and someone
set fire to them and came dangerously
near setting fire to barn.
On Saturday last Mrs. Leonard Bis
sell, mother of W. H. Bissell of this
city, died at her home in Fond du
Lac. She was 76 years of age. Mr.
and Mrs. Bissell departed the same
evening for that city.
Some of~the people in the northern
section of the city are worked up over
the fact that some of their neighbors
want sewer on certain street,
where no water main is laid. There
will be a petition and a counter petit.
ton presented at the next meeting
of the council.
Many persons who visited o. G.
Callies the last few days were sur.
prised to find that they could buy wal
paper so cheap. They found they
could get high grade paper at com.
paratively small cost. Their friends
are now among the daily visitors at
Mr.. Callies' store.
A concert was given at the park
pavilion Thursday evening. The
Liederkranz society supplied mum
Der, as did st. Paul's church choir
Miss Selma Pagenkopf sang solo anG
Geo. Nehlow and sister, Miss Helen
rendered a duet. The concert was
| followed by dance.
When you can't think of anything
but cold weather, it's time to SCI
Pier about your glazing.
i. Beginning today new time care
. went into effect on the Wisconsin
Valley division of the st. Paul road
The train which went north at 6:3
q. m. all summer will hereafter leav
two hours and seven minutes later, o
, at SAP. The train going south a
l 1910 a. m. will leave eight minute
j earlier or at 1882. The evening
trains, north and south, will pass on
another here at $50.
\ Here is a chance to secure, free Q
J cost, a golden oak rocker or a set O
4 silverware. From Oct. 5th to 7Ih
\ special sale of Clermont ranges an
4 base burners will be on at the I
\ kurth hardware store, 207 Washing
y ton st. BY purchasing one of thes
\ stoves you save from 50 to So and a
4 the same time have your selection {
4 one of the above prizes Don't TO
4 get the dates and place.
4 The remains of John Wachel, WI
4 was killed Thursday in the st. Jane
j church accident, were held here unit
y Saturday evening, awaiting woI
\ from relatives, Two of his sons-il
4 law arrived here and took charge
4 the remains. Deceased was a B
a hemian and was fifty-four years
a age. He is survived by six childre
all residing in Milwaukee.
Ill As usually treated, a sprained ank
4 will disable man for three or fol
y weeks, but by applying Chamberlair
\ Liniment freely as soon as the inju
4 is received, and Observing the dire
ri tions with each bottle, cure can
a effected in from two to four day
] For sale by all dealers.