Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-12
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Mrs. Staples Will receive pupils fol
vocal instruction. If
Mrs. A. V. Gearhart is confined tc
her home by sickness.
Mrs. Harry Yost has been on the sick
list, but is now about well.
10 off on the dollar until June oath, al
Weipfelds', the big clothing house.
Charles Smith is acting as stenog
rapher for the law firm of Marchetti &
Bump.
The marriage of Fred G.. Mohr and
Miss Mary Buth, both of Wausau, will
occur on the twentieth of this month,
Ice cream at Youngs; by the dish al
his ice cream parlor or by the quart OF
half gallon in bricks, any color oil
flavor
The Wausau Business University will
start its two months summer school
next Monday Many have signified
their intention of attending.
The potato bugs will have TO move
out or die. o. G. Callies has received
two tons of paris green, and is ready to
supply all the farmers in Marathon
county at low price
Jacob Reuter- will render violin selec
tons at the commencement exercises
at the Amigo High School, tomorrow
evening. Miss Cornelia Schaer viii
play the piano accompaniment.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher pracueal mid
wife, Fifth street, next to the German
Lutheran church. Confinements and
all other kinds of sickness taken at the
house Telephone connection. o22-tf
VIM. Breitkreutz is one of Wausau':
most successful fishermen, as he gener
ally succeeds in landing two or more
big black bass every time he visits the
river. He captured two fine specimens
of that finny tribe near Lilies place OF
Sunday.
A. G.. Sherwood, who furnished the
people of the city with large supply
of fine strawberries last season, vii
handle his own crop this year and vii
be found at the office of Halder Bros.
on Washington street, beginning mex
Monday, June 18th.
Charles Upper, Jr., of Schotield
while playing with playmates on Thurs
day had one of his legs broken above
the ankle. One of his ehums caugh
hold of his foot and wrenched it in Sucl
a manner as to cause the breakage
DR.. A. w. Trevitt reduced the fracture
The picture entertainment at the
High School on Friday evening drew
out large number of children, anC
many parents accompanied the LITTLE
ones. The comic and patriotic Lantern
views pleased the children very much
and the occasion was big success a
an entertainer.
An excellent children'S day program
was given at the Presbyterian churel
on Sunday morning, by the little folks
i There were choruseS, solos, recitationS
etc, and all were thoroughly enjoyed
by the large congregation present
The numbers worthy of special mention
were the vocal solo by Master Clar 2e.
and the violin solo by Master Arthu
Lamotte.
| Saturday was evidently diStributin.
day for farm machinery in this Sectiol
as carloads of it were distributed amoni
the farmers of Marathon county O
that day. 1t was memorable sight t
| see so much cultivating material goin
out of the city on the several road:
and it only emphasized the fact ths
this county has a great agriculture
future before il.
The public schools will close on Thurs
day of this week for the regular tire
months vacation The teachers take
special pride in the work accomplish
during the past nine months, and the
make ur a very efficient corps of educ;
: tors This will be very busy week
! school matters. with the graduatio
: exercises on Wednesday and Thnrsda
: evenings and the Junior reception o
Friday evening.
1 A Bazaar was held in MERGERS ha
on Friday and Saturday evenings /
: the ladies of the Scandinavian NJ, ]
church. An excellent concert w;
!. rendered on Friday evening. in whiC
some of the city's best musical taller
h participated, and supper was serve
on Saturday evening. The several 3
fractions were a means Of adding co
siderably to the finances of the churc