Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-08-27

FoR SALE-100 horse power saw mill;
engine nearly new. Enquire of L. p
O'Brien, Brokaw Wis. a27a2
Word was received In this city last
Saturdayfby MIR and Mrs. John John
son that they were the grandparents of
little boy which was born unto Mr.
and Mrs Walter A. Heniz, of Portland,
Ore, on Friday last.
Rev. S. n Wilson is expected to re-
sumo services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday after an absence
of several weeks, during which time he
has been taking his annual vacation.
For the past ten days Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson have been taking their summer
recreation at the home of Rev and Mrs.
B. j. Williams in Arbor Vitae.
Last Sunday morning, the Rev Fran
els A. Pease announced to the congre-
cation of tie Gram NJ f. church that
he had asked for a transfer of pastor
ates from the presiding elder, the Rev.
Perry Millar, and that his pastorate
with the Marinette church would ter
inmate On Sept. %, the Sunday proceed
ing the general conference. Marinette
Eagle-Star.
DIR. Harriet Whitehead departed Fri
day evening for Norfolk, Va, where
she will attend the annual convention
of the American Osteopath association.
After the convention the doctor will
visit the jamestown exposition, Wash
ington, d. c., Mt Vernon where re-
poses the remains of Geo. Washington,
New York City and other points of in
terest in the East.
Mrs. j Ogden Armour and daughter,
Lolita, and E. A. Valentine and party,
of Chicago, together with their servants
passe | through Wausau in a special
car last week and are fishing at Clear
lake. Lolita is an interesting figure
from the fact that DR.. Lorenz of Austria
was brought to this country at great
expense. to perform bloodless surgi-
cal operation on her for club foot.
Last week 4. b. Johns, principal of
our agricultural school, judged cattle
at the fair held in Rhinelander. This
week he will Judge in the same depart
ment at the Merrill fair and from there
will visit the following towns in the
order given, where he has been en-
gagged to decide the merits of the cattle
exhibit: Manitowoc, Sept, AZ Apple
ton, Sept 9-12; Menomonie, Sept 1913;
Augusta, Sept. 1920; Hortonvi'le, Sept.
1925.
The Wausau Retail Merchants as
ISOLATION has selected Monday, Oct. IA,
as the first market day If the first one
proves success time will be set each
month thereafter when farmers can
bring in anything they have to sell and
receive cash for it. The plan is work
ing admirably in other localities-there
is no reason why it should not here.
The association will send out to every
farmer circulars in advance of the
above date, notifying them of the plan.
The county school of agriculture will
have an exhibit at the Lincoln county
fair which is to be held in Merrill this
week The exhibit will then be brought
to the Marathon county fair and on
Sept. 1920 it will be shown at the
Langlade county fair, which is to be
held in Amigo. Messrs. Johns and
Bonnell will have charge of it and
tent will be used to house it. The ex-
hibit will consist of pictures of the
work done in the school, as well as
samples of work.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Citizens State bank was held Thursday
evening at which there was large at
tendance. The most important matter
was that of electing board of directors.
A list of eighteen was made up, the
balance of the stockholders refusing to
serve and from the list the following
were chosen; Henry Ruder, S. M.
Quaw, Anton Mehl, Chas Barwig, Aug.
Marquardt, Fred Genrich, Chas. Zahn
and Arson II. Clark. A set of bylaws
was adopted and it was decided that
the annual meetings shall be held on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday
of each year
Otto Bruss is temporarily taking a
rest from his duties in connection with
buying bark for the United States
Leather company, as a result of an in
jury. Last Wednesday, while gong
down the incline leading to the east
side of the lower bridge the outer tire
of his bicycle exploded. The aperture
made by the explosion allowed the in
ner tube to come out and one end
wound itself around the spokes of the
wheel which caused the bicycle to stop
suddenly. Mr.. Bruss was thrown off
and landed several feet in advance of
the wheel. Besides the injury above
noted his face received several abra-
sions.
~ JRA2eoh III SCHOOi
threw up his job the other day. When
asked what was the trouble he said,
Pm honest and | won't stand being
slurred. If | find a pencil or a hand
kerchief bout the school hang it up.
Every little while the teacher or some
one that is too cowardly to face me,
gives me slur." in what way ~
asked the officer "Why, a little while
ago l saw written on the board, find
the common multiple Well. | looked
from cellar to garnet. and | wouldn't
known the thing if l met it on the
street. What made me quit my job {
Last night in big writin' on the black
board, it said, find the greatest COM
mon divisor.' Well, / says to myself,
both of them darn things are lost now,