Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-11-07
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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The Rebekahs of this district will
meet in Tomahawk, Nov. IA.
For RENT Eight room fiat, electric
light and bath. Apply to GA Warren
street. u
Ed. Kretlow has purchased a Cadil-
lac torpedo car, the delivery of which
ne expects before spring.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon. Will be at the
Bells House, Friday, Nov. Is.
John Holbrook of Mosinee, is serv-
ing a forty days Jail sentence after
pleading guilty to a serious charge.
Query: Marshfeld has raised S676.35
for the Black River Falls flood suffer-
ers; What has Wausau raised? Go
and ask Georgiana.
A special meeting Of the stock
holders of the Wausau Street Rail
road Co. is scheduled to be held at
the offices of the company On Satur-
day, Nov. %.
Stop AND LIsTEN-We have ten
acres Of land about one-naH mile
from city, we will sell for S3oO.oO. II
you want it you must speak QUICK.
Observation-Disclosures LAND 20.
The employing BARRIERS of the city
will meet tonight in Henry Dern's
shop to discuss matters relative to
the trade. The business session will
be followed by a smoker.
Irene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Johnson, 500 Division alley,
died Friday morning, at the age OF
four years. The funeral services
were conducted yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Reiche died Friday morn
ing at her home 922 S. Third avenue.
She was fifty years of age, and is sur
vfved by her husband and five step
children. The funeral was held this
afternoon.
Another corn-grOwing contest for
boys and girls of this county is being
arranged for 1912. Prizes will be
offered next season for those raising
the most corn from a given area, as
well as the largest ears.
Good things to prevent freezing are
those overcoats, heavy suits, under
wear, muffiers, gloves, mittens, caps,
etc, sold by Seim Bros. They are
guaranteed to give satisfaction-which
means something to the purchaser.
The circuit court commissioners, W.
b. Scholfield of the city, Chris. Fran
zen of the village of Stratford and
Chas. Guenther of the town of Knowl-
ton, will meet tomorrow and draw a
jury for the November term of court.
John Biller and Jas. Garland of
Mosinee, spent Thursday night in
the city, each having come to town
for the purpose of paying $58 into
the school fund, after acknowledging
that they had purchased liquor for
minors.
When one is fitted in one of Seim
Bros togs he feels safe from wintry
blasts with all their discomfOrts.
Most good dressers trade at Seim
Bros. because they find that they can
get more for their money there than
elsewhere.
Two former patients of CDR" Till
have sued him for damages aggregat-
ing S12O,6OO. Little has been heard
of him of late and the Wausau pat
tents have been few the past year,
where they were numbered by the
dozen heretofore.
Catherine Werner of Mosinee, and
Viola Mess of this city were both
committed to the state institutions
the past week, after charges of incor-
rigibility had been proven. The two
were fast friends and they made adj
missions which will probably get some
other people into trouble.
For SALE-An S-horse power gaso.
line engine, and wood machine with
circular saw. To be sold for cash or
good security. (ol7-4t)
Mrs. AUG. HENKELMAN,
Route 3, box As. Town WauSau.
One of the directors of the Y. NJ. C.
A. has asked us to inform the general
public that the reading and social
rooms on the first floor of the build
ing are open to the public at all times
and the public is cordially invited to
make use of them. There seems to
be a mistaken idea that they are for
members only, but this is not the
case.
Petitions for a farmers institute
for this city were placed in the banks
and a number of business houses of
the city last week for signatures.
The petitions were signed by many
business men and farmers, and an
institute is practically assured. We
will give the dates as soon as they
have been settled upon.
1t is all very well to say that if you
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borrow some. But the man who
loans it and never gets it back also
learns q few lessons. Put yourself in
position where you will not need to
borrow money. Start an account now
at the National German American
bank with one dollar and by system
attic saving you will soon be on the
road to independence.
y few depredations were committed
Halloween, but not many. Some
windows were soaped and we saw a
painters push cart hung well up on
telephone pole on Third street, and a
few of our citizens had a number of
articles presented to them which