Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-06-20

The Universalist Sunday school de-
ciGed last Sunday to take vacation
until the last Sunday in August.
Ladies hand-turned button shoes,
Mayer make, very fine quality vici
Kid, soc per pair at Schoeneberg s
closing out sale.
Frederick Boiler announces the
coming marriage of his daughter Mar
garet Louise to Mr.. Andrew Van Ad-
estine, which event will take place
next Wednesday afternoon at five
O'Clock.
For some time past there has been
birthday box in the Unlyersalist
church Sunday school which was
passed each Sunday. The box was
opened today and contained sl1.86,
which was sent to the Home for Girls
in Japan.
Apron ginghams &c per yard; light
calicoS &c per yard; ladies' mercerized
hose 15c per pair; children's mercerized
hose l5c per pair; long silk gloves, the
s % quality, 69c per pair. Supply
y dry goods wants at Schoeneberg'S
closing out sale.
Chris. johnson, the contractor. ex-
pected blocks here by yesterday, so
that he could begin paving at once.
Up to the present no blocks have ar
rived. The street car company, too,
is out of blocks, awaiting shipment
which is due. Mr.. Johnson expects
to have the job completed within a
few weeks after the arrival of blocks.
1t costs lots of labor to poison DO
tato bugs. 1t makes one ''sore"
after hours spent at this back-break-
ing work to find that he has been us
ing an inferior poison, and must do
the work over again. 1t amt the
matter of cost-it's the quality of
paris green that counts-and when
you buy, see that you get the best,
which is the kind sold byO. O. Callies.
Gus. Schwantes of the town of
Weston, was arrested yesterday on
complaint of Aug ZastroW of Scho-
field. The former is charged with at
tempting to kill the latter. 1t APP
pears that the two met at saloon on
lower Grand Ave. Saturday night,
when an alteration took place. The
complainant alleges that SchwanteS
made use of revolver. The latter
was pla- / under $1,000 bonds to APP
pear for trial at the August term of
court.
Pole who gives his name as John
GilinSki, was examined Saturday in
municipal court, charged with at
tempting to break into the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ebersold in the
northwestern part of the city. The
man has little tc say for himself, and
can give no good reason for carrying
the Slung Shot which was found on
his person. The man had one and
perhaps two pals, whose capture was
not effected. AS house breakers they
employed very crude methods, and
perhaps have not been at the business
very long.
The city's engineer has established
new grade in that block wherein is
situated engine house No. l. When
were driven for the paving in
front of Hans Weik'S saloon it
was found that the top of the curb
stone would be but few inches
above the gutter. In case of heavy
ner getting clogged it is likely that
OClldio III blldU lOSdllUy NOulu HAVE
filled. The curb stones have been
raised several inches, which may
necessitate the raising of the side
walk.
The annual picnic of the Presby-
terian Sunday school is scheduled for
Friday, June 23rd, at the fair grounds.
Full announcement of committees,
ETC., has been made to the school, the
chairmen of which are as follows:
Transportation, J. S. Landon; Sports
and Games, G. G. Hooker: Finance, III.
G. Flieth; Tables, f. W. Young; Menu,
Mrs. E. M. James; Lemonade, Jas.
Montgomery; Sandwiches, Mrs. F. W.
Young; Preparing Tables, Mrs. J. NJ.
Kuebler; Kitchen, Mrs. f. w. Boswell:
Dishes, Mrs. S. M. Quaw The picnic
will start in the morning.