Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-06


Ice is moving in the Wisconsin river
below Stevens Point
Our city schools opened yesterday
after weeks vacation.
| Miss Ruth Kreutzer is confined to
her home by an attack of the humps.
Shoes and rubbers repaired promptly
at Knhlmann & Brach's West Side Shoe
Store
Will Spencer, who has been confined
TO his home by sickness for the past few
weeks, is now much improved.
Miss Irene Albers is now teaching in
the Columbia building, in place of Miss
| Myra Bucklin, who resigned.
Children calling at Callies' paint and
wall paper store next Saturday between
the hours of and 10 will be given an
Easter present.
Ladies, remember that there is not a
hat in Wausau's Cheap Bargain store,
Cor Fourth and Forest SITS selling for
over SO 90.
Mr.. and Mrs N L. Anderson of Mer-
rill, have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Iva. to Mr..
Blake Holmes, of New York City
Have you eggs to hatch Win
hatch them for you at rate of S5c per
dozen for all which produce live chicks.
Albert Fluegel, Sl4 Elm St. 1t
Wanted, room for gentlemen
must be at least 30x20 feet in size, and
papered with some of that beautiful
wall paper sold by G. e. Pier, 204 Scott
ST., Phone l426.
Strawberries, robins and automobiles
were about in plenty last week and
there must be warm weather some
where to bring about this strong indica-
ton that spring is here.
If it is possible for you to buy your
wall paper in the mornings, do so. In
the afternoons we are crowded to the
doors with people, and you cannot get
as good clerk service.-O. G. Callies.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tetzlaff of this city,
are mourning the loss of their daugh-
ter Elizabeth, aged two years. The
child died Friday morning of diphtheria.
The funeral was held Saturday morn
ing.
A very successful operation was per-
formed on Jack Burt last Thursday, at
st. Mary's hospital. He was very i'll
with an abscess in his ear. He is now
getting along splendidly and all hope
for his early recovery.
The Carroll Glee club sang at the
high school on Monday morning; at the
close the club gave the high school yell
which was led by Clinton Bismarck, a
graduate of the high school, class '0S,
who is now attending Carroll college.
Rose, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph MUIR of Marathon City, died in
St. Mary's hospital at an early hour
yesterday morning. She was taken to
the hospital Friday and on Saturday
an operation was performed on her.
She was nearly fourteen years of age.
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning from St. Mary's church,
Marathon City, Rev. FIR. Daniels to
ofhciate.
The executive committee of the Mar
athon County Agricultural society held
meeting in the offices of Zimmerman
& Rowley Friday evening The men,
bers decided to have eight races in
addition to a free-for-all, as follows:
PAGES -2l0, 2:f5, 219, 2:23 and $50.
Trots-2:30, 2:20 and 2:15. The purses
for each will be S400 or $4,000 in all.
A. j. Plowman of Elderon, and Messrs.
f. c. Zimmerman and M. IL. Duncan OF
the city. compose a committee which
will arrange for attractions.
Services are being held in the Presby-
terian church every evening this week
at which Rev James NJ. Duer, the new
pastor, is presiding. The subjects for
the balance of the week are as follows:
This Tuesday evening: "The Triple
Alliance"
Wednesday: THE Day OF Retire
ment."
Thursday: Preparation for the
Passover"
f. Friday: Behold the Man -
Saturdays The Day of Silence"
Sunday: Seeking the Living Among
the Dead. The Easter Message"
You ought to see Seim Bros. Easter
neckwear. Some of it is so loud that il
speaks above whisper.