Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-16

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| The "Knowlton Transcript" is tbs
name of paper that will be started il
| Knowlton very soon.
| Hot days are coming. Prepare fol-
them by buying hot weather clothing
at Seim Bros 1t will prove good in,
vestment
John Schirpke, of the town of haider
announces himself in this issue of the
Pilot, as a candidate for the Office oil
sheriff Of Marathon county.
The national convention of NJ. w. A.
will be held this week in Peoria, Ill.
This section will be represented by a
delegate who resides in Merrill.
Miss Catherine Cramer is again in
charge of the public library, after an
absence of several weeks. She was
called to her home in Baraboo some
time ago by the serious illness of her
mother.
hundreds of people went to Pine
park Saturday evening, where dance
was given in the big pavilion by the
street car company. The weather be-
ing pleasant the participants fully en-
joyed the affair
Teams are at work hauling sand onto
the west side of the library grounds.
1t will be filled up even with the top of
the wall recently built and then sloped
off and top dressing put on and
seeded to grass.
The worst kind of thief is chicken
thief. Peter Crochier, who lives out on
the town line road, had quite number
of chickens stolen on Sunday night. 1t
is too bad that such chicken fanciers
cannot be apprehended and punished.
The commencement exercises of Car
roll college, Waukesha, are to take
place Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. Students from Wausau to that
college will not return home until the
latter part of this week
Mrs. Albert Muehlbauer, who re-
ceived two bullet wounds month ago
at the hands of her insa ne husband,
who afterward killed himself, was able
to leave st. Mary's hospital last Wednes-
day. She has gone TO Mosinee to re-
side with her parents.
The commencement dinner of
Lawrence university, Appleton, was
given on Thursday afternoon w. II
Mylrea, of this city, was present, and
occupied the honorable position of
POSTMASTER. Mrs. w. l. Edmonds was
also present at this event
The street car companys car No. 4
appears to be a hoodoo Some time
ago itran off the track at the Schofield
hill and held up traffic for about twelve
hours. A week ago it ran over and
killed a young man on the west side
and on Sunday last it left the rails at
the falls bridge and tied up traffic for
several hours.
We are not selling old hens for spring
chickens, neither are we giving SIS
suits for IS 40. But we are furnishing
our customers with line of clothing
which is tailored right, made according
to the latest styles, looks neat and
dressy and at prices which are in keep
ing with the quality of goods offered
Seim Bros.
The Abbotsford Cooperative BntIer
and Cheese Co has filed articles of in
corporation with the register of deeds.
The capital stock is S., 500 and the in
number seven. The COM
pany will manufacture butter and
cheese in the town of Holton. The
stockholders are men of that town,
Hug, Abbotsford and Mayville.
Miss Helen O'Brien, a well known
trained nurse of this city, is engaged to
be married to w d. Wentworth of St
Paul, the time for the wedding being
set for June "a They will be married
in the parsonage of St James church,
this city, by the Rev j. j. Brennan.
They will reside in DEVILS Lake, n d.
The groom-to-be is an agent for the H.
j. Heinz Pickle Co
The lectures in the NJ. T. church. by
E G. Knapp, of Chicago, last Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, on Sunday
school work, were listened to by a
large number of interested people of our
city. There was a supper served in the
church at six O'Clock, p. m. at which
Mr.. Knapp was present, and which was
attended by many teachers and Sunday
school workers. There is an attempt
being made to secure the next state
convention of Sunday schools in Wau-
sau.