Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-05-09

Prof. G. c. Parlin will go abroad
again this year with party, sailing
July Sd.
The tine set for the departure of
Co. G for Camp Douglas this year is
July s.
There's no danger of Rib hill
tumbiing over, but people get squeezed
every day in attending the wall paper
sales at Piers.
The Sunday school of the Universal
list church will meet Sunday morn
ings hereafter at 10 o'clock. instead
Of twelve as heretofore.
If you are IN need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER So STEWART LUMBER Co.
The Wausau Street Railroad Co.,
worked crew of men all night Sat
urday putting in turnout" The
crew was worked at night SO as
not to interfere with car traffic.
The Farmers Equity Produce Co.
received an auto delivery wagon last
week from the international Har-
vester Co. The same was put in COM
mission on Thursday and is giving ex-
cellent service.
Mrs NJ A. B. Smith of Madison,
national organizer and lecturer Of the
w. G. t. u. will deliver an address in
the First Presbyterian church on
Monday evening, May 18th, at s
O'Clock, everybody invited.
You will soon have to throw off
those old heavy winter suits of under
wear, but before you do SO you had
better provide yourself with several
suits of Wilson's hygienic underwear.
You can get the garments at Seim
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Armstrong are
again occupying their homeon Frank
lin street. They have been at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Evans since
Mr.. Armstrong was stricken with
paralysis several months ago. Mr..
Armstrong; condition is somewhat
improved
Ed. BaerWald who has been on the
police force for nearly two years tired
of the job ard last Thursday turned
over his star, cannon and shilalah to
the chief. Ed. will 60 back to his
first handling the levers of a
sawmill carriage. He has taken a
position in mill in Amigo.
The ten boys arrested a week age
at the instance of Jacob SpekteI
peddler living in the northern part
of the city, were tried Friday. Spek-
ter claimed that the boys entered his
premises, tied things on his door and
windows and that when he came out
side they struck him. Nine were
fined 81 and costs and the one who adj
mitted striking the peddler was taxed
SIS and costs. AS a result of the trial
$40 was added to the school fund.
Mrs. Margaret Berries made applica-
tion in county court Thursday to be
declared sane. Five years ago, While
she was a resident of Washington
county, she was committed to the
Northern state hospital and later was
transferred to the Washington county
asylum as an incurabie. For some
time past she has been living with
her brother Nick Schlaefer in this
city. 1t was to secure property rights
that she made application and the
examining physicians found her sane.
With all the street car line work,
the repaving of Third street, the lay
ing of conduits and setting of orna-
mental lighting posts on Washington
street, the numerous new buildings
which will 90 up, matchmaking, etc,
it looks as if there will be great de,
mand for labor in Wausau this com
ing season. We doubt whether anoth-
er city in Wisconsin will make the
showing that this little burg of ours
will the coming summer. Wausau is
always good. That's why we like it.
That's why we live here. That's
why 1900 other people live here.
The Wausau spirit is fine, ELI,
brothers