Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-26

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sell to July 9TH any So shoe in black
and tan 1893, and $3.50 shoe for 2.9S,
any 81. 50 shoe for / .99 at Weinfeld's.
There were 81 graduates from the
State University at Madison this year.
Glass day was held last Tuesday, and
the graduates received diplomas on
Thursday. Several of the Wausau boys
will graduate from the University next
year.
Sunday was big day at st. Mary's
Catholic church, at which time Bishop
Messmer, of Green Bay, confirmed a
class of upwards of two hundred young
people. Special services were also cele-
brated during the day, and hundreds of
people attended them.
Harry Sutherland will hereafter give
his whole time and attention to Alexan-
der Theatre as his lease on the Colum-
+, bia has reached its close. He has given
a good line of attractions in the Column
bia, and will undoubtedly make good
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The copious rains of last week did
many thousand dollars worth of good,
but have been followed by hot spell
that has made everything fairly SIM
mer. The thermometer left its mark in
the nineties on Sunday, and yesterday
it registered ninety-siX in the shade.
All wool mems suits in light colors,
worth So, 50 and $40, during our special
sale 1915. Golden Eagle.
Miss Cora l.. Grove, who has been a
member of the Wausau High School
faculty, has received call from Law
renee University at Appleton, as assist
ant teacher of science and registrar of
faculty. She will be greatly missed
from the High School, where she has
been very efficient teacher
Invitations have been received in the
city for the wedding of Mr. Alex Vein
field, of Faribault, Mimi, to Miss Celina
M. Grossman, of New Orleans, La.
The ceremony will take place on the
afternoon of July Sth. Chas Weinfeld,
of this city will attend the wedding,
leaving here July 3D..
The annual appointment of non
commissioned officers for Company G,
has been made known by Capt. H. j.
Abraham. They are as follows first
sergeant, G. Goerling; quartermaster-
sergeant, Robt. Kummerow; sergeants,
Emil Braatz, Otto HaaSe, Ernest Grain
and Bentley Vaughn; corporals, VIM.
johnson, Albert Sternke, Oscar Zeimer,
Carl Werheim, Ben Harding and Irwin
SWEET.
Next week w Wednesday is July 4th,
and Wausau will entertain many visi.
tors on that day. The bicycle road
race over the Kelly course will take
!, place at 10 o'clocS in the morning, and
in the afternoon interesting horse races
!, will occur at the fair grounds The
prizes for the road race are now on dis.
play in Dunbar & Cos display window,
and all are first class and better than
ever offered before. 1t is hoped that
the weather viii be favorable, as Gov.
Soofield will also speak.
Ice cream at Youngs; by the dish al
his ice cream parlor or by the quart oil
half gallon in bricks, any color oil
flavor.
There was a collision on Third street
on Friday evening, following the clos,
of the band concert, in which the rig;
of Dr. Trevitt and Rufus Manson
, figured. In attempting TO pass through
! a small opening between line of car
riages, the two carriages became locked
, | aud Mr.. and Mrs. Trevitt were thrown
out upon the pavement, the latter hav
i ing her face quite badly bruised anC
cut. The carriages were damaged
somewhat, but luckily their occupant
escaped serious injury.
1 The annual supper picnic of tn
Y Presbyterian church viii be held at tn
{ fair grounds tomorrow afternoon, a
: which time the congregation and Sun
e day School viii join in preparing a
outing and supper that viii be nue.
h enjoyed by all The children are al
e requested to bring cups, and 'busse
5 will be at the church from half-past on
T until two o'clock to transport those VIII
4 wish to go in that manner. The CON
5 mittee on sports has prepared a prs
/. gram that will make the afternoon
o very lively one. and the supper follow
ling viii be complete and satisfying.