Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-11-05
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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| ACCOMPLISHMENTS or Purgative
'ACTOID BALM" for Chapped Lips. etc.
ADVERTISEMENT
Judge A H. Reid has appointed
Franklin K. Bump as divorce counsel
in place of Brayton E. Smith, re-
signed.
Tomorrow will see the battle of the
ballots, and what is to be the result,
Taft, Wilson or Roosevelt? Wilson.
of course.
Miss Mable Rusch, who was operat-
ed on last Tuesday at the General
hospital for appendicitis, is getting
along nicely.
The republican headquarters were
closed Saturday from 1:30 to 800 p. m.
in respect to the memory of Vice
President Sherman. 1t was the
funeral hour.
There was chimney fire at the
home of Judge Henry Miller Thurs
day evening. The fire department
was called, but no damage was done.
WANTED-A good all around farm
hand, must be sober, respectable and
good mixer. $50 per month and
board. Address B. McAdam, Roths-
child, Wis, boxes. Advertisement ct
E. ). RadaDdt feels quite elated
these days, the occasion being the
presentation Friday morning of new
baby girl by Mrs. Radiant They now
have boy and girl to gladden. their
hearts.
REwARD:-For the return of our
fshingle'' taken Halloween. No
| questions asked.
Common & HADDow, Attorneys at
Law. McCrossen Bldg.
A small fire started in. the rear of
the Style Shop Thursday evening.
The fire is supposed to have started
by Goals in ashes, which were thrown
out. There was very little damage
done.
The ladies of the M. e. church are
holding rummage sale in the Tru-
deau building at los Washington
street. The sale commenced at s
o'clock this Monday morning. The
ladies have many useful articles on
hand
The city water, as is the case dur
ing the winter months, has assumed
rather an amber color, nut so far,
tastes fairly well and the chances are
that our citizens will not have to re-
sort to other drinks. There is great
activity in flushing these days.
f. o. Croker finished up the log
drive between this city and Brokaw
last Saturday. The logs were washed
out of the booms above Brokaw on
July 24th. 1t has taken six weeks to
get them into the Barker & Stewart
booms.
The Employers Mutual Liability
company is now occupying its new
offices or the first floor of the Wausau
Telephone company's new building.
The company has had offices on the
second floor until Nov. LIST. This
takes up all the office rooms in the
building.
Last Wednesday evening, while
Aug. Kickbusch was driving his auto
on north Third street, he ran into a
boy nine years of age, who was in
front of the machine and was not
seen by Mr.. Kickbusch. 1t was pure
ly an accident but luckily the boy was
only badly bruised.
The deer season opens on the 18th
of the present month with the usual
fatalities. 1t is said that the nimble
footed animals are quite numerous
this season, and as consequence
many will fall victims to the hunters
deadly rifles. Only one deer, however,
is allowed to each hunter.
sit is a pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
best cough medicine have verused,"
writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of
Lavonia, Ga. 81 have used it with
all my children and the results have
been highly satisfactory. For sale by
all dealers. advertisement
The Stevens Point Paper 81 Pulp
Co., of Stevens Point has been organ
lied with capital stock of 100000,
the incorporators being John Strange
of Neenah and d. E. Frost and II. j,
Finch of Stevens Point and has pur-
chased the McDill water power, form
erly owned by the Wisconsin Graphite
Co. This means another large in
dustry for our sister city.
All the new roads built in the
county the past season, for which
state aid is to be received, have been
by f. NJ. Ballsley, for the
state highway commission. He was
accompanied by Z. H. Brown, county
commissioner. He was loud in praise
of the roads built in this county and
placed his 80 k Oh them all.
The rear rooms over the National
German American bank, fronting on
Scott street, have been arranged for
Walter II. BiSsell for offices and will
soon be taken possession of by that
gentlemen. The rooms are neat and
tasty and have all of the modern
comforts and conveniences and great
ly to his liking. f. III. Pardoe occu-
pies the rear room at end of the hall
and seems to have been especially de-
signed for him in every way.