Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-04-25
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

To RENT-A flat, 6O1 Sd st. Apply to
M. M. Partridge.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, May 9th.
Leonora, aged one week, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Zank, of Schofield,
died Wednesday and was buried Thurs
day, Rev. Werhahn, of this city, Of
| floating.
Atty. Orlaf Anderson has purchased a
lot of Dunbar & Brown in that section
near the high school and will erect a
modern residence on the same this
summer.
| j. G. Huffman, assistant postmaster,
was confined to his home the past week
by illness. All are pleased to note that
he is on deck again directing work at
the Z. o.
| A Steinway -Stadt moving picture
machine for sale cheap. Entirely new.
| The owner not being able TO travel, is
the reason he desires to sell.
| ADAM STELLER,
| If. 92l Sixth Ave. S., Wausau, Wis.
The remains of Jas. McMullen, who
committed suicide last Tuesday at the
poor farm, were laid at rest Thursday
afternoon There were no attendants
other than the undertaken and sexton.
John Farrell has purchased of N
Heinemann two lots at the corner of
Sixth and Warren streets for which he
paid $780, Mr. Farrell will build a
house on the corner lot for his own
use.
G. j. Winton has purchased the
residence of A. M Willard, on Franklin
street, which is now occupied by W. j..
Butler. The property is back of Mr..
Winton's residence grounds on Grant
street
One of the sights to be seen Wednes-
day on Third street was that of three
men sprinkling the streets with hose at
tached to the fire hydrants. They were
directed to do so by the board of public
works in lieu of the non arrival of the
city's street sprinklers.
At the last meeting of Cutler Post the
following were appointed committee
to arrange program for the observance
of Memorial day: j. P. Briggs, r. H..
johnson, Carl Mueller and ID. M. Max
son. 1t is proposed to improve the
Post lots in the cemetery.
The bread that mother used to bake
was not one bit better than the bread
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. 1t makes light, white bread and
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order a sack and give it
fair trial. Made by F. W. Kickhusch
I & Son. If.
The Langlade Realty company, of
Wausau, is the name of corporation
organized in this city yesterday. Its
capital stock is $4,000 and j. K Fish,
of Milwaukee; w. H. Mylrea and H. g.
Flieth, of this city are the incorporators.
The company will deal in lands in
| Langlade and other counties.
The German Methodists will hold
their annual camp meeting in this city
June IA, 10, 16, II, tents being put up
in the fair grounds, as in former years,
and services held daily and nightly,
For several years past these camp meet
ings have been. held under the shade of
t,a in, l,A fait al
ways attract many visitors from out
side towns.
The Holway Land Co last week filed
articles of incorporation with the reg
lister of deeds, the incorporators named
in the papers being w. IL. Mylrea, of
Wausau; Orlando Holway, of Lacrosse
and Fred X S. Simmons, of Milwaukee;
capital stock $4,000 divided into shares
of 800 each. The company has come
into possession of large amount of
the lands of the Jos Dessert Lbr. Co.
and propose 10 place settlers upon them.
The Ladies Literary club has elected
new officers as follows:
President-Mrs. r. b. Johns.
Vice resident-Mrs w, c. Dickens
Rec. Secy.-Mrs. j, F. Briggs.
Cor. Secy Miss Marion Mcdonald.
TreaSurer-Mrs. c. S Curtis.
Miss Evelyn Foote will deliver an adj
dress at the club house tomorrow after
noon under the auspices of the club,
her topic being "The Ideal in Dress"
The first reunion of the Upper PENN
sula and Northern Wisconsin Veterans
association win be held in Marinette
June 27-2S-29. A very handsome and
neat program with Autograph illustra-
tons has been sent out. The prominent
speakers who win make addresses are
ex-Gov. Peck, ex-Gov. Hoard, Gen.
Winkler, Ger. Boardman, Congressman
Brown. Minor and Jenkins, ex-senator
| Quarles, Dr. kempster and score of
Others. A number of WauSau's veter-
ans are contemplating attending.
Geo. kirkpatrick died last Tuesday
afternoon at his home, TO Harrison
Blvd. Last winter, while at work
in Gardner Bros camp near Mosinee,
he was taken i'll and had toreturn home
aud his illness developed into quick
consumption He was thirty-one years
of age aud is survived by his wife,
parents and one brother. The funeral
was held from the home Thursday after
noon the Rev Geo Carmichael pastor