Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-04-25

The Louis Wiechmann Hardware
is selling Sewing Machines on easy
payments. a25-2w
a hs-e'e daughter appeared at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Rap
raeger Thursday.
There is one thing you can't beat
out of peoples heads, and that is that
Pier has the best line of paints in
town.
Merrill men of money have organ
lied a concern which viii manufac-
ture shoes. The company will, in a
short time, begin the manufacture of
footwear.
The John Week Lumber Co. of
Stevens Point drove lot of logs out
of Rib river last week. The logs
were mostly hemlock and are destined
to reach the Point in a few days
Parties are out every day gather
ing arbutus. This wild flower pecu-
liar to Wisconsin is just now budding
in all its glory. Children have been
selling the flowers around town, from
house to house.
Geo. Steltz, city assessor, will begin
making an assessment of the city
May l. He will take up the real es-
tate first. A considerable number OF
new buildings have been erected since
the last assessment was made.
The Alexander Stewart mill started
operating Yesterday; The mill will
be in operation throughout the sea-
son. The cut this year will be mostly
hemleck with sprinklIng of pine.
The company cut no hardwood the
past winter.
The Towle Bros. of Birnamwood,
have purchased the livery stable of j.
w Scott on Jackson street, and have
taken possession. The new proprietors
will fit up the establishment anew
and propose TO run it on first class
principles. There are good grounds
for vast improvement in that line in
this city.
After the meeting of Boynton Tent,
K. o. T. NJ, last Thursday evening the
members weresurprised by Lady Was
tel Hive L. o. t. NJ, nearly one hun
bred of the ladies being on hand with
lunch baskets and drill paraphernalia.
The drill team, which shows excellent
training, went through different eyo-
buttons, much to the pleasure of the
men. A dance which followed did not
break up until past midnight.
Those from Rhineiander who will
attend the Schumann-Heipk concert
Thursday evening are Mesdames w
e. Brown, B. Il. Lewis, M. III. Ray
mond, s. B. Gary, F. A. Harrison, A.
S. Pierce, E. S. Shepard, G. P. Crosby
c. Richards, T. B. McIndoe, Geo.
Hilgerman and e. A. Forbes, Miss
Edna Brown, Miss Helen Brown, Miss
Mae Brown, Miss Edith Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. William Eibel and r. F.
Tonpkins.
r. S. Kellogg of this city, secretary
Of the Northern Hemlock and Hard
wood Manufacturers association, has
issued notices to the members of the
association that the first quarterly
meeting of that organization will be
held in the Pfster hotel, Milwaukee
today. The subjects for discussion at
this meeting will be stocks on hand
market conditions, rail and cargo
trade, hemlock bark supply and re
port of the grade committee. A mum
Der of Wausau manufacturers are il
attendance.
The stone chimney-aIl that was
left of the street car company'S
payilion-was RACED to the ground
last Saturday. A charge of dynamite
was put under it's base and it was
blown higher than Gilroy's kite
Workmen are engaged in digging
trenches for a foundation and the
work of erecting new building viii
soon be under way. The pavilion will
probably be completed within ninet!
days. The company will push the
work with all vioor, for without {
pavilion the company is not making
a barrel of money on that end of thu
line