Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-11-28

Camp 1464, NJ. w. A., enjoyed an
oyster supper at its hall last night.
New officers will be elected at the
next meeting.
A total of 68 absolutely new pat
terms in picture mouldings is being
shown this week by Callies. Order
your framing early.
Frank Schneider, poor superin-
tendent, is confined to his home. He
has an abscess and an attack of the
grip, which may keep him at home
for some time.
Wood may advance to 81 per cord,
and work on the new city hall be
started soon. but remember that
Piers glazing is always of the same
quality and price.
All arrangements are being per-
fected for the semi-centennial cele-
bration of Forest Lodge No. 100 f. &
A. M. on Friday evening, Dec. 10, at
Rothschild pavilion.
The Marathon county training
school will hold Thanksgiving exer-
cises in the school Wednesday after
noon, at which time the school will
close for the balance of the week.
Prof. Kadonsky is arranging the
program for the farmers institute
which is to be held in this city in Jan
uary. He plans to have number of
the faculty of the state agricultural
college present for addresses.
The engagement of Miss Helen
Thurman of Green Bay and Mr.. r.
DeReneaux Sanche of this city has
been announced. Mr. Sanche has
charge of the advertising department
of the Record Herald of this city.
VIM. Drumm was sent down today
to eat his Thanksgiving dinner with
Sheriff OConnor. For some time he
has been employed by the VIM. Sell
Hardware Co., but on last Saturday
night was discharged. He is alleged
to have made threats of serious
nature against Mr.. Sell, with the re-
suit that he was arrested.
Today has supplied fair sample of
November weather, and most people
found bushels of snow in their hall
ways this morning through
the keyhole of the door. November
is being inflicted upon the people for
the 19llth time. November is a
month which would like to break in
to the winter column, but lacks the
nerve.
The banquet given at the Y. M. G..
A. last Friday evening in the inter
ests of "Men and Religion Forward
Movement" was a success in every
way. A. c.. Schmidt president, in
PRODUCED Wilbur L. Clapp of Milwau-
kee, who addressed the meeting upon
the movement. He was followed by
Rev. J. NJ. Duer. The evening was a
very pleasant as well as interesting
enc.
A meeting of the NV. league base
ball men is scheduled TO be held Dec
6. At this meeting it is quite likely
| that next years composition of the
league will be decided. Superior and
Duluth want TO withdraw and go in
to another organization, as do some
cities at the southern end of the cir
cult. No matter what is decided up
on it is hardly likely that Wausau
! will be included in any league next
( year.
You can see something now in pic
/ buAO ~ NdAtliS az SdlllCo
store. Order early to avoid the holt
day rush.
Here is something for Wausau
merchants and advertisers to ponder
over. The following is clipped from
recent issue of the Chicago Record
| Herald:
The largest order for Scent stamps
ever received AT the Chicago post
Office has been given Postmaster
/ Campbell by Sears, Roebuck & Co.
IL is for 100000 stamps. The Gus
toner, when told that the local post
office did not have that many Scent
stamps in stock, declined to accept l
and cent stamps, so a hurry order
was sent TO Washington. The stamps
are TO be used in mailing advertising
| pamphlets.