Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-01

Children's day viii be observed In
the Universalist church on Sunday
| June 18Th.
| During this month brush will be
given with every 25c can of Callies
screen paint.
The Modern Woodmen camps OF
this city will observe Memorial day
on Sunday, June q.
The first dance at Rothschild park
pavilion will take place Friday evening,
June 4th. 25clper couple.
| During the past month the police
force arrested a total of forty-three
persons. OF these twenty-four were
yags.
Ny wall paper stock is as complete
now as it was two months ago, but
more bargains are offered now,-O. c.
Callies.
| Miss Maude Ladontagne WIZ be
united in marriage tC Mr.. Fred Fell
ner, at ST. James Catholic church to-
morrow morning, june 2.
DIR. Lawrence, dentist, has moved
his Office from the Dunbar building,
to offices in the Lawrence building.
over Young confectionery store.
The Waasau Telephone company
has placed a telephone in the Mara
thon Paper Mills company's building
and will install another phone there
very soon.
Remember the sale of baby articles
by the ladies of the Universalist
church, at the home of Mrs. E. A.
Gooding on Friday afternoon, June
4th, from 2:30 until O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ritter will cele-
brate the thirtieth anniversary of
their marriage tonight. They have
invited their friends to attend dance
which will be given in Gensman's
hall.
Callies states that this is the first
time since he engaged in business,
nineteen years ago, that he has not
sold paris green before June l. His
stock is always pure and sure death
to the bugs.
E. s. Bailey formerly connected
with this paper has purchased block
of stock in large roofing, varnish
and oil concern at Milwaukee and now
holds the position of sales manager
Marshfield Times
The Alexander Stewart Lumber
Co. has started crew at work near
Grandfather rapids, cutting 1000, 900
feet of hemlock timber and peeling
bark. About sixty men will be en-
ployed during the summer
The monthly meeting OF the Mems
club of the NJ. Z. church was held in
the church on Wednesday evening"
A supper was served and discussion
had on "The value of a No-license
Campaign TO the city of Wausau."
w. Rapraeger, while cleaning
around machine, just before closing
at the Wausau Novelty Co.'s works
on Monday evening, caught the
fingers of his left hand in the friction
rollers and they were pinched so that
he will be laid up for few days.
Wausau high school took third place
at the Wisconsin Interscholestic
Athletic association held in Madison
last Saturday. Madison won by
score of twenty-three and one-fifth;
West Milwaukee by twenty-five ami
one-half; Wausau by seventeen and
one-fifth.
Last Wednesday morning there was
an eruption somewhere that disturbed
the states of Wisconsin, Michigan and
Illinois. There were many in Wausau
who felt the earth shocks and who
commented upon it. There was no
damage done in Wisconsin, but there
was certainly big disturbance some
where.
Rudolph Brose, an employee of the
Wausau Paper Mills Co., was injured
by bullet while at work Saturday.
The bullet penetrated the fieshy part
of his leg He was brought to this
city and the bullet was extracted. 1t
is not known who fired the shot, but
it is supposed to have come from the
door or one of the windows of the
boarding house.
Wausau only secured fourth place at
the state declamatory contest held in
Neenah last Friday evening, That
place was won by Conrad Anthem;
sore throat kept him from getting a
higher place. The first place was won
by Miss Lillian Ayne of Barron. Mr..
Anthem will represent Wausan at the
state oratorical contest at Eau Claire
next Friday evening.
The city electrician has filed his
annual report with the city clerk,
covering the time from May |, 1908,
10 April Sc, 1909. According to the
figures therein eight new ilgillS were
installed the past year. At present
there are l52 lights in service. Dur
ing the past year these lights burned
a total of 3,253 hours. The total cost
of the department was s4,s75.37
Roy f. Wilcox, of Eau Claire, de-
livered an address before the Uniyer-
saiist Mems club last Thursday even
ing on the question of conducting
municipal governments on the COM
mission plan instead of the present
system. 1t was u very able address
and very interesting. Mr.. Wilcox is
of the opinion that the bill now be
fore the legislature will pass and Wis