Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-27

4 Jack, son of Mr.. and Mrs. HI. E.
Smith, who has been i'll with diptheria
is improving.
A rural route will be established in
the town of Norrie soon. The feeding
point viii be Hatley.
! There will be social session of Mara
thon Encampment No. 70, L. o. q. f. at
Its hall on Saturday evening.
Rev. Duer, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, spoke before the high school on
Wisdom" last Thursday afternoon.
The. third quarterly conference of the
First d. +. church viii be held in the
M. +. church on Wednesday afternoon.
Arthur BIecha of Athens, well known
In this city, will be married next Tues
day, May 4, to Miss Laura Lonsdorf of
Manitowoc.
Remember this is the last week when
you can get a free brush with every
quart can of buggy paint at my store
o. c. Callies
A letter from Plum lake this morning
states that there is nearly foot of snow
on the ground up there yet, and that
the ice is as solid as at any time during
the winter. And this is spring.
Throw away those old shade curtains
and get some of NJ Lipski, which will
please the most exacting He will also
take care of your upholstering business.
Cor. of Fifth and Forest streets.
A lecture will be given in the NJ. E.
church. Thursday evening by Mrs.
Agnes Pound of Cleveland, o. The
topic will be Before and After" Mrs.
Pound is chairman of the juvenile civic
league of this country.
For the first time in a long period,
both engines at the city pumping sta
ton were silent Sunday morning. For
nearly two hours not a wheel turned,
while repairs were being made. While
the engines were loafing the city was
supplied with water from the East hill
stand pipe.
siding at 604 Harrison Blvd, died Sat
urday, aged thirty years. She had
been i'll six weeks She came to the
United States in 1887 and was married
two years later. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon from the
home. Rev. F. Werhaha will be the
officiating clergyman.
Fred Jahsmann, of the town of Wau-
sau, has, through his attorney Edward
German, brought a claim against the
city for 1915. This claim grows out of
Mr.. Jahsmann's horse being frightened
on April by children skating on the
on roller skates. The horse
ran away and broke one of its legs, so
that it was necessary to shoot it.
Hugh Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Campbell, was injured last week in
athletic exercise at Carroll college.
Mrs. Campbell was called to Waukesha
Friday and Mr. Campbell went down
morning. Hugh had his knee
injured last fall in basket ball game |
and the same knee was injured again in |
the last accident The attending ply |
sieians have decided that an operation |
is necessary.
1t seems that Callies' wall paper pat
terms are more in favor this year than
ever, for more houses have been paper
ed thus far with his papers than during |
all of last season.
The Gilkey Il Arson Lumber Co OF
Merrill, will begin its last run tomorrow
The company has been in business a
great many years and its mill has been
one of Merrilps leading institutions.
According to Merrill newspaper the
has shipped all its timber
lands to Merrill. The paper says: "All
of their timber possessions have been
RACED of their logs and shipped to this
city" Wonderful Wonderful But
then they do some queer things up in
that burg.
Mrs. Carolina Hilsberg died Satur-
day at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Leroy Durkee, l7l5 Third street, after
three days illness. She died at the
ripe age of ninety years and four
months. She was the mother of seven
only two of whom are at
present living, they being Fred Hills
Derg and Mrs. Durkee. Her husband
lied many years ago. She had been
resident of Wausau for twenty-one
years The funeral will be held from
he home Friday afternoon. Rev. f.
Brigham will officiate.