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

Q. +. Dunbar company has an ad in
this iSSue-"Men'S working watches. )"
See it and then call at that establish
ment and see stock.
The building of the Badger Chemi-
cal Co.'s turpentine plant is well I'M
der way, and the company will soon
be ready for business.
Mems muleskin shoes, 81. 13 per pair,
boys muleSkin shoes $l.l5 per pair.
Supply your shoe wants at Schoene-
berg's closing out sale.
w. e. Rapraeger has moved his
tailoring and dressmaking establish
ment to 526 Scott ST., opposite the
Humboldt school building.
Mrs. X. Beyress, wife of our clerk of
the court, isvery ill. Two physicians
were in attendance yesterday. She
has an attack of pneu monia.
Three good insect exterminators are
Callies' chicken lice killer, fly fluid
ard paris green. Each has its pur-
pose. Money back if you are not sat
iSfied.
Children's day was observed in the
M. K. church last Sunday morning.
The program consisted of recitations
and songs by the little ones of the
Sunday school.
The press Of the country is hereby
warned not to trust young man pro-
Tossing to be sent out by the world S
fair exposition of San Francisco. The
fellow is dead-beat, using every
opportunity to beat those with whom
he comes in contact.
The street car company, has been
testing one of it's tracks on Third
street today by running car over it.
Everything was found to be in
satisfactory order and regular trips
will be made on it hereafter. The
will then be taken up and permanent
one laid.
j. p. Malick formerly of Stevens
Point died last Friday at the soldiers
home in Milwaukee. Mr.. Malick was
one OF the three commissioners who
supervised the work of draining the
big marsh in the southern part of the
country, known as the Dancy drain
age district.
III. bdI Dtl VI SlDl w do
arrested yesterday on complaint Of
Fred Prehn, the village president.
Mr.. Prehn charges that the doctor
drove his automobile around town
without having his lamps lighted.
The doctor appeared in court here,
pleaded not guilty and his trial was
set for next Friday.
A meeting of the members of the
American Society of Equity was held
in this city Saturday, at which there
was a fair attendance. We are in
formed that at this meeting divi-
dend of fourteen per cent. was de-
clared on the stock held n the EQUITY
Produce Co.'s store. The store has
been in operation about six months.
A motor which John Schwister or
dered some time ago for his flying
machine has arrived at last and he
will at once place it in his machine.
1t cost considerable amount of
money, in fact it will be the most
valuable part of the machine. After
the motor is in working order Mr..
Schwister expects that his machine
will be a complete success. He will
probably have it ready so as to make
an early trial.
Tuesday has been selected as Ladies'
day at the club and an effort will be
made each week TO provide various
kinds of entertainment. Today the
arrangements were: Golf in the
morning and bridge whist in the
afternoon. Luncheon was served dur
ling the afternoon. The committee
having This in charge is as follows:
Mrs. John +. Ross, chairman; Mrs.
II. E. Smith, Mrs. II. G. McCrossen,
Mrs. Nj. p. Mccullough.