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

at the PILOT office.
VIM. Baerwald is laid up at hi
home with serious illness
Mrs. A. G. Cavett has sold tn,
Vienna bakery to N. j. Fitzgerald.
Miss Leona Mayer entertained at ;
porch party on Wednesday evening.
On Friday evening next there will
be dance at Topham's hall at Dancy
Tickets IS cents.
Miss Wilma Burt entertained young
lady friends at a Japanese breakfast,
Friday morning.
An old woman or fat boy can
apply most any paints sold by Pier.
No inferior stock carried.
w. III. Mylrea will deliver an adj
dress before the state bankers associa-
ton on Thursday forenoon.
John w. Miller, register in the
United States land Office, is laid up
with an attack of rheumatism.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon. will be at the
Bells House, Friday, July 28th.
On the evening of July 10Th, there
will be dancing party given at
Library hall, Mosinee. Tickets rs
cents.
Rothschild pavilion was opened for
dancing on Friday and Saturday even
ings and large crowds were in at
tendance.
The school board visited all the
school houses in our city last Wednes-
day and made arrangements for many
Improvements.
Miss Ella Norman, who has held
the position of bookkeeper for o. G.
Callies for the past nine years, has
resigned her position.
A great many Marshfield people
were in the city on the Fourth.
Marshfield had no celebration, so the
people spent the day in good, live
town.
st. Monica's society of st. James
church will hold a social on the
grounds of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Cole
man tonight. Ice cream will be
served
If you are looking for sewing ma
chine and want an up-to-date, easy
running one buy the WHITE. See
Louis Wiechmann, the hardware man
about it. j4-2t
The Liederkranz society has ar
ranged for picnic to be given on
Sunday, Aug. 20. 1t will be given in
the Sharpshooters' park, and will be
family affair.
Miss Alice Hudson entertained
young lady friends en- Thursday after
noon in honor of her visiting guests
the Misses Anderson of Shawano and
Miss Wiley of Chicago.
The raspberry and blue berry crops
are being harvested, but neither is
very abundant on account of dry
weather. The black berry crop in
this section will be plentiful.
f. II. Martin and Miss Mae Collier,
both of the city, secured a license and
a permit from the county judge
Saturday and were married that same
evening by Rev. f. III. Brigham.
The last number of the Marathon
Csfy fTiY,oac contains N-aru mi
letter from Assemblym2n Nicholas
Schmidt, who is on 8 trip to the old
country. The letter was mailed at
Liverpool, Eng.
On the afternoon of the Fourth st.
Stephens church band entertained
the patients at the county asylum
and county home and hospital. Ice
cream, lemonade, ETC., was passed
around to each of the unfortunates,
and in the evening they enjoyed
dance and fireworks.
Everything is in readiness for the
1911 endurance run, to be held by the
Wisconsin State Automobile aSSocia-
ton, beginning Monday, July II, and
ending Saturday. July "A. The start
will be from Milwaukee, running to
Marinette. The second day they will
come to Wausau, reaching here in the
evening. They viii run from here TO
La Crosse.
w. r. Chellis received letter re-
Gently informing him of the death of
his little niece, Ethel Chellis, who
died June Is, at LaPas, Saskatchewan,
Can. She was daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Herb Chellis, her father being q
former resident of this city. The
child was bitten by some insect, pre-
sumably spider, and blood poison
ing developed, her life ending in great
agony