Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-22
Q. NJ. 8 ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Yesterday was the longest day of
the year and now we commence going
the other way.
We notice by the Grand Rapids
Reporter that NJ. N. Weeks has pur-
chased home in that city.
WANTED-A competent cook
Wages $500 per week. Apply to MRS
@. @. YAwKEY, 403 McIndoe ST. IT,
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Wednesday, June 30.
Geo. LANCE and A. F. Zastrow of
Mosinee, have purchased the Old
English Chop House of Morris Dalton.
The Jos. Klimek grocery store on
n. Sixth St. was struck by lightning
Wednesday afternoon and damaged to
some extent.
The Mathie Brewing Co. has filed
an amendment TO it's articles of incor-
poration, increasing its capital stock
from S75, 900 to Sl5G, 900.
The fair grounds were a scene of
several picnic parties Sunday. The
new Lutheran church in the northern
part Of the city gave one.
WANTED-l00 men TO peel bark by
the cord, or month, at Glandon, Wis.
BARKER & STEWART
LUMBER Co.
M. H. Kiel and Miss Alma Tank,
both of this city we're married Thurs
day evening in st. Johns church, Rev.
w. K. Johnson officiating.
DR.. Lawrence, dentist, has moved
his Office from the Dunbar building,
to offices in the Lawrence building,
over Young's confectionery store. If.
Chas. Buckau of the town of Bergen
was arrested Thursday on complaint
of his wife, who charged that he had
mistreated her. His case was post
poned for two weeks
Charity begins at home Be chart
table to your house Paint it with
Bradley & Vrooman Pure Paint. 1t
1t never disappoints you. Sold by
Denfeld & Weisbrod, Wausau, Wis.
During the unloading of large tank
of kerosene oil at Tomahawk last
week an accident happened which
loosened up the man holes and about
600 gallons of oil was lost. There
were 5000 gallons in the tank.
The potato bug crop is ripe. Why
break your back picking bugs, when
by spraying the vines with Q. G. Piers
paris green you can save time and
backaches2 Sold in any quantity. A
death in every grain. Store 2O4 Scott
St., phone 1926.
Richard Goetsch of this city, and
Elsie kuhnert of the town of Easton,
were married Saturday afternoon.
The wedding ceremony was performed
in the town of EasIon Lutheran
church by the Rev. +. Otto. The
young man is employed as mail clerk
in the Wausau post office.
o. L. Dorschel of Marshfeld, has
been engaged To succeed ChaS. NJ.
Cleayeland as solicitor for the Wausau
Street Railroad'Co. Mr.. Dorschel has
been in charge of the business of the
electric plant in MarShield for the
past five or six years. He will assume
his duties here about July /.
Commencing Monday June It'll, two
standard sleeping cars will be run on
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Ry.,
leaving W@usau daily AT seven forty
five D. M. arriving i'm Milwaukee four
forty. Our passengers. can remain in
this car until six forty-fve a. m. ar
irving at Chicago a. m.
jS-3w. NJ. F. GOLDEN, Agt.
The Edgar telephone Co.'S line
leading out of the village into the
farming country viii soon be provided
with additional service by the installa-
tion of what is known as phantom
circuit. This will allow a number of
people TO talk over the wires at the
same time The work has been
planned by w Ii. Smale of this city.
A four year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Degner of the town Of Mcmillan
recently met death in terrible man
ner. The mother had filled a tub
partially full of boiling water The
chilo backed into the tub and was
literally cooked, the tteSh falling in
chunks from its body. Its suffering
was terrible and was only relieved by
death.
Ii YOU want 10 get exactly what
YOU are looking for, then so TO kuhl-
man & Brach for your footwear.
They carry large stock of all the
snappiest shoes or oxfords in all
colors. The largest variety TO pick
from. In working shoes and cruisers
they have large stock, also hand
made shoes the best that skill and
money can produce. kuhlmann s
Rrach, corner Clark street and Third
Ave. m3-tf