Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-20
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

Whitewash brushes from 15c to SIS 90
at Callies
F. A. Hecker was on the sick list the
past week
Donald and Franklin Haskin both
have diphtheria.
The F. Schubring mill is again in
operation after a brief shut down.
Miss Underwood has been confined
to her home by sickness the past week.
IL. r. Bruce, at his home in Merrill,
suffered partial stroke of paralysis on
Saturday.
The day set aside for Arbor and Bird
Day by the governor of Wisconsin is
Friday, May7.
With every quart can of buggy paint
you buy this month you get brush
free.-O. G. CaIlies.
The county boards committee on
public property will meet Thursday
morning at ten O'Clock.
Frank Kickhoefer, aged nineteen
years, a resident of the town of Easton,
died Saturday. The funeral was held
today.
What is the secret of Seim Bros. sue
cess? Wen let you into it. They sell
goods of quality at prices that are right
and never misrepresent qualities.
The Wisconsin Central r. K. is no
more 1t went out of business last Fri
day. 1t will be known in the future as
the Wisconsin Central 500 Line"
j l.. Komers has sold his residence at
60l Main St., to r. H. Jonas who is
moving it onto Adams street Mr..
Komers will erect new home on his
lots
ID. G. Everest, manager of the new
Marathon Paper Mill Co, and family,
are now occupying the Bissell resi-
dence, on Warren street, formerly
owned by Justice Bardeen.
Contractors and cement sidewalk
builders are getting anxious to begin
work The frost is still deep in the
ground which will retard work for per-
haps two weeks to come.
Call and see our beautiful wall paper
designs. Come in the forenoon if pos
sible.-0. G. Callies.
We notice that Harry H. Hackbarth,
of this city has just been granted a
registered assistant pharmacists certif-
icate, by the Wisconsin state board of
pharmacy, at Madison last Saturday
The business men of Edgar, in this
county, have organized the Edgar
Veneer and Box company with paid
capital of 49, 600. A factory will be in
operation by the middle of the summer
lone Armed Fritz Kummerow is out
on the streets again on crutches, after
being laid up all winter with broken
leg. During the interval Fritz was CON
fined to the house the fish in this local
ity have had a rest.
With very small cost and little
labor expended you can make your
screen doors and windows look like
new. Get can of C. e. Piers screen
paint. Anybody can apply it, Store
204 Scott ST., phone 1926
A logging train. bound for this city,
was wrecked Saturday afternoon, on
the Heinemann branch of the ST. Paul
road. While there were quite num-
Der of passengers in the cabo,,se, none
were injured more than to receive q
severe shaking up.
The Anderson Investment Co which
recently purchased the brick building
occupied by Geo. Borowitz as store,
broke the ground this morning for an
addition which will be built on the rear,
IL will be 21x21 feet in size, two stories
high eau of solid brick.
The Hotel Bells company has pur-
chased the two lots back of the hotel
which were owned by Louis Taller, the
consideration being 50, 900, The com
pany has held an option on the prop
erty for some time. A large addition
10 the hotel will be built on this prop
erty.
The annual meeting of ;be Presbyter
church was held on Thursday evening
which was largely attended. Reports
ofthe various officers were read. @. j
Winton was elected chairman and w
G. Landon, secretary, and DIR. IL. l.
Rosenberg and F. Z. Stone wer,
elected trustees TO succeed themselves