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

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been purchased by Towle s. Van Dor
en- of Birnamwood.
| Fl. E. Schiller was the highest bid
der for the buildings on the lot back
of the telephone building.
Country people save considerable in
buying their wallpaper of Callies.
They get &c for every mile travelled in
coming.
! Rev. Brigham assisted by Rev. r.
S. Scott of Brokaw, and Fl. c. Berger
are conducting week of special SER
vices at Schofeld.
Miss Louise Sharp was delightfully."-
surprised at her home on Warren
street, last Saturday evening. The
occasion was her birthday.
There will be meeting of the con-
gregation of the Uniyersalist church
this evening in the church.. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Zip Oolong, who has been conduct
ing chop suey restaurant on Third
street, has retired, to go into the laun-
dry business. We understand that
another chink will take charge of it
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drews will 90
TO Amigo to reside. Mr.. Irews will
conduct laundry in that city. Mr..
and Mrs. Drews have resided in Wau-
sau for many years and all regret
their departure.
In match rife contest Sunday on
their own grounds between teams
representing Wausau and Highland,
H., the Wausau Sharpshooters won
by forty points. A return match is
being arranged.
Miss Leigh Yawkey entertained
young lady friends at a bridge whist
on Saturday afternoon. There were
five tables of players. Miss Orpha
Jones, Miss Katherine Manson and
Miss Nina Kickbusch were awarded
the prszes.
Co. G will begin outdoor target
practice soon. A considerable num-
Der of Improvements will be made on
the range including a concrete wall
in the target pit. The company has
not as yet received its targets from
headquarters.
A fellow was caught in hen coop |
Sealing chickens one day last week. |
The owner took shot at the hen-rob- |
Der and it was too bad that he was not |
wounded so badly that he could not |
get away, but he managed to escape !
with six chickens.
Callies' store still continues 10 be
the mecca sought by all wall paper
buyers.
Sunday was the most perfect spring
day we have had thus far The day |
was without cloud and it was warm
and delightful Those who had rigs |
were out in them and those who did |
not, walked, but it seemed as if all
were out taking an airing.
A large turnout is expected tomor-
row night at the Odd Fellows ami
versary observation, Elks' hall. Both
the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs
will take part in this observation of
the ninety-second anniversary of the
founding of the order in this country.
The Tuesday Musical club will en-
terrain the musical club of Marshfield |
on the afternoon of May I'd. There
will be program in which the ladies'
from Marshfield will take part. The
guests will be entertained at a dinner
at the home of Mrs. A. L. Kreutzer.
The city councils attention was On
Friday evening called to the condi-
ton of the sidewalk which traverses
the S. Fourth street hill. The side
walk is sort of man trap. One
must be an expert gymnast to get
over it, but the council will order it
repaired.
An athletic exhibition is scheduled
to be given in the opera house this
evening. The principal event will be
a wrestlsng match between Henry
Lindsey of Neillsyille and Matsurda,
a Jap. The Jap, it is claimed, has
made good reputation for himself
in this country.
Are you tired looking at that old
paper on your walls? If you are then
see Callies. He'll tell you the rest.
Adolph Melang, owner of Indian
spring at Little Rib, will resume his
old position with the Wausau Can
ming company for the coming season
and during that time water from his
spring will be delivered by Joseph
Haas Mr.. Haas commenced deliver
ing this morning.
There has been a promiscuous pois-
oning of cats in a certain part of
town. A little quiet detective work
has been done and it is thought the /
low browed villains have been located.
We hope so for man who would
poison a dog or a cat is not fit to live
among decent people.
Beginning with next Monday the
county superintendent and his deputy
Miss Eva Bernier viii be kept busy |
for nearly two weeks conducting
teachers examinations The first |
will open in Unity and Edgar on the
same day. Others will follow in |
Athens, Stratford, Mosinee, city of |
Wausau and Hatley.
In fixing down the old shelving in |
the -sithen store building week ago |
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