Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-03-23

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Mrs. c. Bentley, residing on Sherman
street.
From now until Easter we will give
away Easter eggseto callers at our paint
and wall paper store.-O c. Callies.
Wall paper? That's us. Come and
see the largest stock in the city. No
trouble to show samples-C. &. Pier,
2O4 Scott St, phone 1926
The Ringle building at the corner of
Fourth and Forest streets has been
rented by parties who will open it soon
with large line of millinery goods
All the new spring effects in boys
youths and mems spring suits can be
seen at Seim Bros. Come early while
the first shipment is practically un-
broken.
Rev. Joseph Brown delivered the adj
dress at the A o'clock mems meeting at
the Y M. G. A. last Sunday. Subjsc5:
-Four Things That Helped Me as a
Young Man"
Mrs. Bertha Koepp of the town of
Weston, was granted divorce from
her husband, Edward, in circuit court
last Wednesday The court ordered
that division of the property be made.
This is the time of the year to use
Soleproof varnish. It's the time of
year to tone" up your house for the
summer and Soleproof does the act
For sale by 9. III Pier, PCS Scott ST.,
phone 1926.
The petition for sub post office in
the northern section of the city has
been allowed by the postal department.
1t will be established about the middle
of April, and will BE located in the
Wiechmann drug store on N Sixth
street.
John Camden of KnowltGn, was ar
rested Saturday, charged with using
abusive language toward Katie Korski
an employe of the Johnson Greek Lum-
Der Co. F. A. Huebner, of this city,
one of the firm, was the complainant
The case will. be heard March "a.
Herman Doering, resident of the
town of Wausau, died Friday, aged
SO years. He came to this city IN 1885.
town of Wausau. He is survived by
his wife and nine children. The-funeral
was held yesterday afternoon from st
Stephens church, this city.
The library board held ting
Saturday and acted upon number of
items of business. 1t was decided to
retain Miss Mary Watkins as librarian.
She has been serving temporarily. She
will finish her course in the school of
library science of Madison and return
July /. While she is absent Miss Helen
Turbill of the state library commission
will have charge of the local library.
The Marathon County Building Loan
held its annual meeting last
Tuesday evening and the following new
directors were elected +. p Stone,
Henry Ruder, G. d. Jones, G. j. Zaha.
The directors met later and elected the
following officers: President, C. B. Bird;
+. p. Stone; treasurer,
IL. e. Flieth; secretary, A. A. Book;
attorney, Neal Brown.
The Art aud Literature department
of the Ladies' Literary club met with
M, n Ol,p,ar xvaof o. nd a " q nd a vary
program was carried out on
'China in Art and Literature
Mrs. James Haskin read a very inter-
esting paper on Chinese prose and
poetry and Mrs w. A. Green, on Chi
nese literature. Mrs F. L. Hudson read
a very fine paper on Chinese pagodas
and temples and Miss Nina Kickbusch
on Chinese painting, pottery and carv-
ing.
Judge Reid expects to be absent the
greater part of the week, having been
called to preside in Judge o. I. Will
liams' court in Milwaukee, to hear an
action which begins tomorrow. Next
week Judge Fowler of Portage comes
here to hold court for Mr.. Reid. The
latter will hear actions brought by the
Brooks 4 Ross Lbr. Co of Schotield, the
Menasha Woodenware Co. of Menasha
and the A. f. STANCE Lbr. Co. of Mer-
ril against the town of Eagle River in
Villas county to set aside taxes which
have been levied against them to helrt
build dam on the Wisconsin river.