Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-28

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of vandalism in the village school. A
number of children had destroyed
property.
A party was given last evening in
honor of Miss Marcan and Mrs. A.
Marcan. The party went out to Hof-
mans hall in the town of Maine where
a dancing party was held
The local street car railway company
has commenced operations on lower
Grand Ave. by surveying out the route.
Contracts for material have been made
and articles are now on file for incor-
poration.
! "a KILLS THEM EVERY TIME. Cal
lies Chicken Lice Killer not only
kills the lice in coops and on
fowl, but makes your coops sanitary.
It's cheap and will not injure chickens.
Sample given free fair week.
Chas. Nutter sent his brother, VIII,
and five other men, up to Grand
father rapids yesterday There they
were to meet other parties who were to
direct them where to make surveys and
take levels of the river. The men in
charge are outsiders and their purpose
here is not known.
Now is the time to put in furnace
to heat your residence or place of bust
ness, A. B. Wheeler q Son has one of
the very best furnaces made and will
install it at the very lowest possible
price. Do not put it off. sos Third
street. j24-tf.
There is no doubt but what Rev.
Brigham will be chosen to preside in
the NJ f. church in this city for another
| year. The state conference of the M.
E. denomination will be held in James
vile in September, and the delegates
who will represent the Wausau church
have been instructed to do all in their
| power to secure the return of Rev
Brigham. All of which is hailed with
delight by our people in general.
Neal Brown, one of the promoters of
| the Wausau electric street car line was
in this city Wednesday, While here
Mr.. Brown purchased poles and ties
from the Hall l.. Brooks company of
this city which will be used in the con-
| struction of the line Shipments will
| be made at once as the company pro-
poses to build several miles of the road
| this fall 1t is believed that this is the
forerunner of an electric road connect
ing the cities in the Wisconsin Valley
| The Tomahawk.
Grin Lilieyuest of the G.. f. Dunbar
Jewlery Co, has arranged a very
| handsome window for fair week. 1t
will pay one to step around and see it.
| There should be more of this done by
our.peOple. Every store is to be made
attractive at Merrill, during fair week
the citizens have arranged to light up
| their court house with hundreds of
| oil fri cit Ic RI ha
made attractive in many ways. Some
| thing along that line should be done
here.
| A notice of registration and places of
| polling booths can be found in another
| column. Voters who expect to east
their ballots at the primaries and cleo
ton this fall must register, just as if
their names had never appeared on the
| poll lists In Wausau and other cities
OF the second class, Monday, Sept 3,
and Tuesday, Sept. are designated as
registration days The registration
Monday will no doubt be very light,
owing to the fact that it is also Labor
| day. Primary day will no doubt bring
out the bulk of the registration.
A number of our young people had
one round of pleasure the past week.
|
each day, Last Tuesday they took a
hay-racE ride to the fair grounds which
ended with a dancing party at the
| Wausau club house. On Wednesday
an automobile ride was taken to the
| farm formerly owned by Geo. +. Bells,
in the town of Texas, where a picnic
supper was INDUCED in. OF course it
rained but that made it all the more
enjoyable. On Thursday Geo. Sexmith
entertained all at a picnic supper which
was very enjoyable feature of the
week
A E. Beebee, candidate for the
nomination for member of assembly,
First district, has been supplying the
voters of his district with lead pencils
on which is printed: ''Vote for A f.
| Beebee for Member of Assembly,"
The pencil furnished this Office in its
| lateral alignment is not as perfect as a
| carpenters square, but the lead is suf-
| ficiently good for his adhereLts to mark
cross after his name and, as the Irish
man said to a friend who was COM
| menting on the beauties of a church he
| had been shown through, remarking
that sit beats the DEVIL" that is the
''intintion.'
Practice economy. Trade at Schoen-
| berg's:
Boys school suits, sizes to IA, So 90
| quality, 81 So; So 25 quality, 81 rs; 81 so
quality, 81 90; $500 quality, So so; $3.50
| quality, S2.75s
Our boys school shoes wear ike iron
All sizes to select from.
Remember our grocery department
is complete.
Corn, per can, &c; tomatoes, per can,
Zoe; apples, per gallon, 35c; uneeda
biscuits, 4c; graham crackers, per pack
age, Sc; naphta soap, bars, 25e; soda
crackers by the box, sc per ID; Mason
fruit jars, 2 qts., Csc per doz.; Mason
fruit jars, l qt., 4Sc per doz.; Mason
fruit jars, pints, 45c per doz Mason
rubber fruit jars, rings, per doz., &c.
! VIM. SCHOENEBERG,
5l4 Third street.
At a meeting of the board of educa-
| ton held last week contract was made
| with A. b. Wheeler d Son to do the
| plumbing work in the Franklin school
addition. A contract was also entered
into with the American Desk and Seat
ing Co., of Chicago, to furnish 200
adjustable desks, 80 of which are to be
delivered at once and $50 at Christmas
time. The ones to be delivered imme
diately will be placed in the different
city schools where needed. John GrltZ
macher was appointed supervisor of
| construction. 1t Is expected that two
rooms in the Franklin building which
are being enlarged will be ready for
occupancy at the beginning of school,
| Sept. H. When all the changes have
been made this school will be provided
with large basement wherein manual
training and domestic science will be
| taught. There will then be four build
ings supplying these studies to students.
1t has become noticeable fact that the
wood manufacturing concerns of this
city are eager to get bows into their in
| situations during vacation time, who
have had instruction in manual train
| ing. They have a more intelligent
understanding of their duties than a
green hand and are not so wasteful of
material.
RETURN OF Mr.. AND MRS.