Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-03-14
Mrs. N. Fitzgerald is reported to be

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called to Merrill Friday by the serious
illness of the formers mother.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will meet in the church pr
| lorS tomorrow afternoon as usual.
If you want wall paper bargains
that are the real thing, see Gaines.
He's got something new TO show you.
AL. Sternke started business with
| his popcorn wagon this afternoon,
after alternating for several months.
Before you start to clean house Il
will be we'll for you to do your wall
papering Let Callies figure with you.
The best ever in the III paper pat
| terms is what Callies has in stock TINS
spring. He has room mouldlngs TO
match.
The district meeting of Arbutus
Lodge will be held in Merrill on March
9th. All members are invited TO De
| present.
The Home and Education depart
ment of the Ladies' Literary CLUB
met with Mrs. J. n. Manson yester-
day afternoon.
The Ellington mill at Milan, de-
stroyed by fire a few weeks ago, IS be-
ing rebuilt. Much of the old ma
chirery was saved.
The ladies aid society of the NJ. r..
church will give st. Patrick's sup
per in the dining room of the church
on Friday evening.
The NJ. B. A. society will give a
party in X. p. hall Friday evening in
honor of Herb. and John Hoppe, who
leave soon for California.
Hubert, one-month-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Vine Davey, 132 n. Ninth
Ave, died yesterday The funeral
win be held this afternoon.
"One home is quarantined with
scarlet fever reads heading in a
Merrill newspaper. The dope used
certainly ought to be effective.
The stockholders of the Great
Northern Life Insurance Co. will
hold a meeting next Friday, for the
consi6 a alton of several affairs of i'm
porta &c to the company.
Chas. Knudsen of this city, and
Miss Mary Tronsen of Schofield were
married last evening by Judge Il. n.
Larner. The witnesses were the
Misses Blanche Thompson and Mar
garet Reider, both of Schotield. hi
Professional safe blowers, who may
be lurking in Wausau and vicinity.
will hereafter receive penalty of
from twenty-five to forty years im-
prisonment, if convicted of operations
in this state, if bill introduced in
the state legislature is enacted into q
law.
Aug. Koebnick died this forenoon
in the county hospital, at the age OF
fifty-four years. The cause of death
was general debility. He had been
an inmate of the county home for
some time. He has son living in
this city and other relatives who re-
side near Stratford.
Fred Genrich's family was not
home Wednesday evening. Fred him
self was attending prolonged session
of Wausau Chapter r. A. M. 1t
seems that the back door had been
left open and somebody entered and
secreted himself, and during the night
took "V' out OF one Of the pockets
in Fred'S trousers.
Interesting sidelight on history
from school examination paper,
Wausau, Wis: The Jesuit mission
aries descended the Mississippi valley
and inverted all the Indians The
above was taken from the Chicago
Daily Tribune's Line-o'-type column.
All we have to say is that it was not
taken from the PILOT.
Miss Chase, teacher in the Frank
lin school, was given surprise
on Monday afternoon. March 13, by her
pupils, the occasion being her BIRTH
day. Immediately after school she
was invited into the kindergarten
room where a spread had been pre-
prepared, and there were numerous
presents. A very pleasant time was
had and an hour was enjoyed by all.
Portions of the towns of Eau Pleine
and Cleveland which form part of a
Joint school district with a high
school in the village of Stratford,
wish to Withdraw from the support
of the school. A vote will be taken
on the matter Wednesday. The tax
payers of the two towns claim that
the village is getting most all the
benefits of the school while the towns
are paying the fiddler.
The A. B. C. Co. has received two new
demonstration cars. One of these is
CARRYING loads of merchandise, farm
produce, etc. The box can be taken
off and single seat placed on the
no loft anH
double seats added. They are guaran-
The company has sold one of these
machines to a Tigerton hardware
dealer.
Success is habit, and our habits
make us. To save is the only way TO
success. Therefore get the savings
habit. There are hundred easy
ways. For instance: decide to save
your pennies, all your dimes or all
your quarters. Something definite.
Something you can't avoid once the
resolve is made. The National Ger
man American bank pays three per
cent. on your deposits and a bank ac-
count may be started with one dol
lar.
lldI VALUES OC QOiiC u T.
in small packages even in the pro-
duct of a farmer, is evidenced in the
remarkable value of load of clover
seed recently delivered at the seed
| houses of A. Pierre in Oconto by
Jacob Spies, an Oconto county farm
er. Pierre paid Spies S46S.0G Fl. la,
single load of seed. In addition to
this value in seed, Spies secured pro-
duct enough from the fields that
grew the seed to fill his large hay
mows with a winter supply of clover
hay.
A deal is reported today which
causes change in the firm of Healy
& Brown. Jas. Brown has sold his
interest to NJ. j. Kavanaugh. Mr..
Brown, we learn, may leave the city
and GO west. Mr.. Kavanaugh informs