Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-10-31
Mrs. Ida McClosky has disposed OF
her store on Third street.

/ Mrs. Ida McClosky has disposed O.
her store on Third street.
When yeu think of good clothes fol
winter comfort always think of Sem
Bros.
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work. Good references required. APP
ply to SIC Warren St. lit
DR.. o. W. Plount of Portage, is the
latest acquisition to the medica
fraternity OF this city, and has opened
an office.
Well glazed, close fitting storm sash
save half the fuel bill in cold wealth
er. Get busy at once and see Pier
about your glazing.
The ladies of the M e. church will
| give an entertainment in the church
Friday evening for the benefit of the
Lake Bluff orphanage.
Frank Blinkiewicz of the town of
WauSau, died Saturday at his home
at the age of fifty-two years. Funeral
was held this morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Bells will
entertain few friends at dinner this
evening. The occasion is the ami
versary OF their marriage.
The annual chicken pie supper Civ
en- by the ladies of the M. E. church,
was a success in every particular,
Notwithstanding the weather was
very disagreeable.
Work on the mausoleum being con-
structed in Pine Grove cemetery for
one of our prominent families is well
under way. 1t will be massive and a
very handsome structure.
Mrs. M. Aaron entertained at cards
for her sister, Mrs. Blair, on Wednes-
day afternoon. The honOrs were won
by Mrs. W. H. Mylrea, Mrs. J. NJ.
Lull and Miss Margaret Ryan.
DR.. A. B. Rosenberg and family
| are now occupying their newly pur-
chased home at 61O Franklin street,
having moved from where they had
been living, on Mcclellan street, last
Wednesday.
Jos. Paider of KeWaunee, an uncle
of Co. Supt. WenZel Pivernetz, died
last night at the age of Sixty-five
| years. He was veteran of the civil
war. Mr.. Pivernetz will 90 down
Thursday to attend the funeral.
VIM. Schoeneberg will move his
store from its present quarters in the
| Masonic block to his new store on
Sixth street. After Nov. 1st he will
sell goods for cash only. Mr.. Schoene-
berg has one of the handsomest stores
in our city.
The young ladies of st. Mary's
church gave card party last night in
Druids' hall, followed by a dance.
The winners of prizes were the Misses
Irene Strupp and Anna Montgomery
and Messrs. j. Braun and Glenn Hell
| ling.
An inquisitory meeting of the bar
association was held behind closed
doors in the court house yesterday
afternoon and evening, with nearly
every law firm in the city represented.
The matters up for ajudication have
been kept from the press.
A suit has been started in circuit
court by 2. II. Bowling against Marks
Bros, the Milwaukee firm of contract
+, Ors which is building st. James church.
The complaint also names the cOngre-
cation and the Wisconsin Valley
Trust Co. as defendants. His claim
is for 1903 for services performed in
the building of the church.
The street car company is lowering
its guard rails at certain street cor
I nerS as ordered by the city author
tiles. At the time the old rails were
bought they were purchased in job
lot and among them were a few which
were quarter of an inch higher than
hot
taken up and replaced with ones Of
standard size.
The annual meeting of district
school boards was held in this city
Thursday with large attendance
VIM. E. Larson, rural school inspector,
was present and made an address
Others who spoke before the conven-
tion were Miss Rosalia Bohrer, O. E.
Wells, Co. Supt. Pivernetz, J. +.
Kadonsky, Miss Emma Conley. AS
there has been some trouble over the
make up of school districts in some of
the western towns, the attendance
from that section was noticeable.
In watching the people coming out
of Piers store these days with bundles
under their arms one can't help but
wonder where all the wall paper comes
from. Many of these people don't
need the paper now but are taking
advantage of the forced sale. They
can save half the money they would
have to pay in the spring for the
same goods. Pier has got to move,
and he's going to move soon and he
don't want the expense of moving a
lot of paper. He is making a sacri-
fee which is to the benefit of every
purchaser. He will soon be in his
new quarters, ITO Scott street.
A cave-in occurred yesterday fore
noon at the corner of kickbuSch and
Seymour streets. Several acres of the
street dropped out of sight and has
not been found. Some of the old
timers who have looked at the hole
say that once upon a time, when Rib
hill was mole, the Winnebagoes who
camped here had reservoir located
ct that point, which was used for
fire protection. 1t was later filled
with SawduSt and other refuse which
has gradually been going through the
process of decay, until the bottom
dropped out of the hole yesterday.
Arrangements are being made to
| have one or more special cars here
next week at the time the city and
| county teachers go TO Madison TO at.
| tend the state teachers association
/ meeting. About three-fourths OF tnS
| hundred and odd city teachers, be
sides many of those teaching in coun
try schools, viii attend. The pro
grams are out, and though we have
not seen one of them, we are informed
that the arrangement is the strongeS
of any ever gotten up by the aSsocia
tion, and includes speakers who ar,
| known all over the nation for TIL
| part they are taking in educationa
llaffairs.