Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-03-08
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
/. j. BRIGGS is ill with crin.

j. p. Briggs is i'll with grip.
John NJ. Kuebler is confined to his
home by illness.
Last Saturday was the warmest day
IN March Wausau has experienced
since 1895.
Louis and Fred Weichman and c.
S. Cone today each received new f.
NJ. +. automobile
Floors painted with Soleproof are
things of beauty and JOY forever.
Sold by G. G. Pier
B. f. Wilson purchased a Packard,
seven passenger automobile while in
Milwaukee last week.
Earl Lake has been appointed assist
ant manager of the Wisconsin uni
versity foot ball team.
Mrs. ?. l.. Georling has been con-
fined to her home by illness the past
few days but is now improving.
The Sun, formerly Central Wiscon-
the west side on Second avenue.
Miss Louise Gearhart, confined to
her home with an attack of typhoid
fever, is getting along as nicely as can
be expected.
f.. M. James was confined to his
home ON Saturday and Sunday with a
severe cold. He is now able to be
about again.
April l, cur picture framing de-
parCment will be abandoned until fall.
No April fool joke about this. Bring
in your framing at once.-Callies.
DO you want shingles? If you do
call and look over our large assert
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
IT. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
The twenty-fourth annual closing
of the Wisconsin Farmers and Mid
winter fair, will be held at Two
Rivers on the 18th, 10th and 18th
days of March.
p. V. O. Van Vechten received an
injury to one of his eyes the other day,
and has since been unable to be at his
accustomed place in the National
German American bank.
Mary, aged three months, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Magrecki, 443
Summit street, died Saturday morn.
ing. The funeral was held yesterday
morning from the Polish Catholic
church.
Most of 1910 patterns of wall paper
have been unpacked, When passing
by step in and see samples. You are
not asked to buy.-Callies.
Gen. Chas. King has begun the
work of inspecting the militia COM
panies of the state. Just when he
will arrive in Wausau is not known at
present. He hopes to finish the work
by April q.
Rev. Louis NJ. Edmonds of this
city, father of w. l.. Edmonds, is
very seriously i'll. Dr.. Edmonds OF
Shawano, and Mrs. Brokaw of Apple.
ton, are here, called by the illness OF
their father.
The State w. C. Il. u. convention
held at Beloit the past week, closed
work on Thursday. 1t was decided tc
hold the next annual convention i.
Wausau, i'm October, 1910. Mrs. Par
lin attended the convention and re
turned home on Wednesday,
Rev. T. B. t. Fisher, pastor of tn,
Universalist church is making ever.
preparation to depart from Wausal
ON his trip to Europe on March 10Th
one week from next Sunday. HI
will sail from Boston on the "Conapic'
of the White Star line, He will b
gone until about Aug. lst.
Aug. Hof, aged eighty years, die
at his home in the town of Berlil
Sunday. He had been resident o
that town for nearly fifty years. III
is survived by three daughters an
two sons. The funeral will be he'll
tomorrow, Rev. T. Hartwig to off
ciate.
The local Eagles lodge conducts
memorial services for the dead las
Sunday. Addresses were made by ]
d., Taylor, Rev. f. C. Grauer and Ro
ChelliS. There were musical selection
by Prof. c. L. Hoyt, Geo. Borowit
and Win LaCerte. The lodge, sine
it was organized, has lost about te
members through death.