Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-09-21

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night.
Mosinee is voting today for change
in price of saloon license from 5000 to
$500 per year.
Miss Iona Slack will accompany
Mr.. Jacob Reuter- at his concert in
Merrill tomorrow evening
There will be meeting of the Fed
Grated Charities at the court house
this evening at eight o'clock.
Mrs M. Hanowitz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris HanOwitZ of Mosinee attended
services in this city Saturday.
The local Order of the Knights of
! Columbus elect officers for the ensu-
ing year on Wednesday evening
The Upper Wisconsin Land Co. has
purchased 10000 acres of hardwood
timber from Arpin Co. of Grand Rap
ids.
Judge A. H. Reid has rendered
decision, that the forestry commission
has no authority to lease islands for
number of years.
'"The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
was given at the opera house on Fri
day evening and it drew out large
audience. The play pleased all present.
On water standing in pals out of
doors last night, ice formed a quarter
of an inch thick. Tonight will be
cold and tomorrow it will be warmer,
so says the weather bureau.
Chris N. Johnson is helping along
the farmers of Lincoln county. He
had an auction sale of pure bred Hol-
stems on Saturday. at which he sold
a large number. One COW brought
nearly $500.
Good reasons why you should buy
and use the Eldredge two spool rotary
Sewing Machine; there are no bobbins
to wind and to see one is to want
one-tO try one, is to buy one, at
HOhman-Kuntz Hdw. Co.'S store. adv.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Universalist church meets with
Mrs. Karl Mathie, at Mosinee, on
Wednesday afternoon. Automobiles
will be at the home of Miss Virginia
Manson before p. m. to convey all
who desire to attend.
The next meeting of the National
Union of the American Society of
Equity will meet in Wausau at its
next annual session, on invitation of
Mayor Ringle, Wausau Advancement
Association and Rotary club.
The Sunday school of the Metho-
dist church is preparing for rousing
rally on the first Sunday in October.
All departments including the Home
department and Cradle Roll are ex-
pected to be present. On the same
day the Every Member Canvas will
probably be conducted.
The Sunday school rally at the
Presbyterian church was the largest
and most successful of this annual
event. Many stirring addresses were
made by local pastors and L. N. Lar
son, general superintendent of Sun
day schools, presented banner to the
Mary Poor Memorial chapel, for the
largest percentage of attic ndance.
The local council, No. 1869, Knights
of Columbus, are making preparations
for the celebration of Columbus Day,
Tuesday, October 18th, with course
banquet at the Hotel Bells, an ad
dress by Judge A. II. Reid, remarks
by the newly elected Grand Knight,
music, etc. E. P. German is to be
toast master. The committee in
charge of the arrangements are VIM.
G. Schlaefer, E. P. German, P. F.
Stone, Louis Nequette and j. S. Coel.
There is no better time to buy wall
paper than in the fall of the year.
You will find some very suitable and
low priced paper for your home
decoration at Callies', 3l3-3l5 Jackson
street. adv.
The Edgar fair Friday and Satur-
day of last week proved to be splen-
did exhibit for that village and sur
roundings, was largely attended by
people of this city and Hospitality
welcomed by its visitors. Among
those present from this city who at
tended by rail and autos were
/ o. S. Curtis and party, w. H.
Chellis and party, A. w. Prehn
and party, L. H. Cook, j. l..
Sell, Ed. Jess, Frank Morgan and
party, E. E. Johnson, B. f. Laabs, E.
d. Underwood, Z. p. German, Ii. J..
Abraham, DIR. Mills, j. P. Ford, Wal
ter German, Henry Belize, j. P. Riley,
Miss Anna Fara and a score or more