Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-15
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

afternoon.
Rev. w. E. Johnson delivered the adj
dress before the Y NJ c. A. meeting
on Sunday afternoon.
WANTED-A competent cook.
Wages $500 per week Apply TO MRS.
G. G. YAwKEY, 4O3 McIndoe st. IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Curtis entertain
on Friday evening in honor of their
guest, Miss Gulick
Mrs. Trudeau is about to have a
cement walk laid in front of her
premises on Washington street.
For SALE-A fne coal stove, cost
$500. Win be sold for $500 if taken
at once. Apply to VIM. Wilson.
WANTED 100 men to peel bark by
the cord, or month, at Glandon, Wis.
BARKER & STEWART
LUMBER Co.
During the past week a total of
twenty-three marriage licenses were
issued more than the general aver
age for month.
The Wisconsin university will close
on Thursday and all The Wausau stu
dents will return home on Friday
and Saturday.
Huffman & Brach guarantee all
their repair work on shoes and rub
bers to be first class. Corner Clark
street and Third Ave. If
The Mems club of the NJ. E. church
organized base ball club on the high
school grounds last evening and played
ball for an hour.
Harry Jackson, superintendent of
| waterworks, attended a convention of
the National Waterworks association,
| held in Milwaukee last week.
Miss Ellen Jones gave picnic party
at the Eau Claire villa Saturday
afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
Helen Taylor of Grand Rapids.
Yesterday was market day, but as
the farmers are all busy with their
farm work at present the market day
feature was not a bowling success.
Any potato bug that thinks c. G..
Piers paris green is healthy food,
has got another think coming. 1t is
sure death every time. Soldain any
quantity.
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president of the Wisconsin Pharma-
cevtical association, will attend the
| 18th annual session of the association
which will be held in Elkart, Wis,
June 22-25.
The baccalaureate address to the
graduating class of Carroll college was
delivered by President W. o. Carrier
at Waukesha on Sunday evening.
His topic was "Things That are
Worth While"
Sunday was childrer'e day in the
! Universalist church and the morning
service was given over to the Sunday
school the members of which carried
out very interesting program. At
the close number of children were
baptized.
! Pursuant to provisions of an act
passed by the legislature in 1907 the
city committee on licenses will meet
the third Monday in the month, June
81, to pass upon saloon licenses. Ac-
tion will be taken upon the licenses at
a special meeting of the council, to be
held June %. I
Jas. Shortt's residence and the vii
lage hall iii Schofield were struck by
! lightning Sunday. In the Shortt
residence a boy was thrown off a
couch, but aside from being momen-
tarily daZed was uninjured. While a
heavy rain fell in the central portion
of this city, there was none in the
northern section.
Last Sunday was children's day in
the Presbyterian church and pro-
grams, both morning and evening,
appropriate to the occasion, were car
ried out. 1t was also the time fof
graduation and promotion of the
scholars of the Sunday school. The
occasion was also made time for the
baptism of little children and many
were baptized. The services were
largely attended.
Mrs. William Koetfler died Friday
noon at her home, 220 Edwards street.
She had been i'll for long time with
pulmonary tuberculosis. Deceased
was born in Scandinavia, Waupaca
county, Sept. 8, 1868. She is sur
vived by her husband and one daugh-
ter, Lillian, aged seventeen. The
| funeral was held this afternoon from
the German Reformed church, Rev.
E. A. Fuenfstueck, assisted by Rev
o. t. Boo, officiating.
A physician having an Office in one
of the blocks facing Third street is
exhibiting letter with signature
cut Off which he recently sent to a
man living three miles out in the
country whose family the doctor had
been treating. The doctor previously
sent the man a bill, itemized on
somewhat this order: Feb. 10, '09,
to one visit and medicine, s4.00." In
reply he received note containing
| the following: "Dere sur-Rec'd
your pill yesturday. win pa fur the
medizine but will return the visits.
The doctor says the man is 4 well
known old settler. "
The authorities on Saturday gave
the dispenser of nostruUls on the
market square orders TO yacate the
premises, at the instigatien OF certain
business men on Third street, We
understand He did NOT Narafa bl,t