Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-06-13
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

|
at Schoeneberg's closing out sale.
/ The mosquitoes are here in plenty
and they are having great feast.
There were As lots sold at the open
Ing of Pleasant View Park addition
last Saturday.
Nothing brings more delight into
| the home than one Of the Wiechmann
hardware stores ranges.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells Honse, Friday, June Both.
Mrs. E. Koebke at lis Mcclellan
street had the misfortune to fall
down the cellar stairs last Wednes-
day and break her wrist.
Sunday was observed in the Presby-
terrain church as children's day.
Quite a number of children were
baptized.
''I'm Going to Leave You Now" is
the melancholy song being sung by
millions of potato bugs these days,
after being soused with Piers paris
green.
Group No. 6 of the Wisconsin Ban
kerS' association will meet in Wau-
paca June g. Each of the Wausau
banks will send representatives to the
meeting.
Tell us your location and we will
tell you the name of near neighbor
whose house was painted with our
paints, SO that you can test their
quality.-Callies.
Little Miss Gretchen Kruger,
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Krue-
ger, who had been confined in the iSo-
lation hospital, is home with her par
ents, having fully recovered.
A conduit system is being installed
on Scott street eastward from the
nigh bridge by the Wausau Telephone
Co. The workmen have encountered
a ledge of rock near the bridge.
We notice from the Daily Democrat
of Durant Okla. that the address on
the occasion of the presentation of
diplomas to school graduates, was
made by our former citizen, r. Il.
Powers.
The village school house in Scho-
field is being torn down, and on its
site will he erected a modern brick
structure. 1t is hoped to have the
new building completed by Septem-
Der, at the beginning of school.
Wisconsin strawberries have been
on the market for several days, COM
ing early this year. Local raisers are
reaping profit off an excellent crop.
Weather conditions have been just
right for the growth and ripening of
lthe berries.
Chris. Johnson is pushing the con-
crete work on Third street fast. At
the rate he is going he will soon be
ready to and will begin laying
paving blocks. One side of the street
will be paved first, so as not to tie up
traffic any more than possible.
All of the remaining wild lands
and city property owned by the Wis
consin Valley Land Co., has been pur
chased by Louis Scharbau. Most of
these lands came into possession of
the late j. NJ Smith at the time the
| Wisconsin Valley railroad was built,
over thirty years ago.
Mems fine dress shirts 45c each at
Schoeneberg's closing out sale.
The selection for a camping place
| for the boys of the Y. III. c. A. has
been made just below Kelly on the
Eau Claire river, and where camp will
open on the 10Th day of June. The
cost 10 each boy will be $3.50 for q
week. There viii be all kinds OF
games, swimming, etc.
DE n ~ Do~l;r loo ,o,Ca,tad RI
| give his Passion Play lecture in the
i No admission will be charged and
the collection will be applied TO a
hospital case. Children under Is will
not be admitted without their par
entS or some other adult.
Walter Mcdonnell, now in Three
Forks, Mont, has written to his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mcdonnell,
that he expects to return home this
week. He also states that he will not
come alone. but will be accompanied
bv Mrs. Mcdonnell, to whom he was
but lately married. She is western
girl.
If you love your cow as much as
you DO your wife you will buy for her
1.-THE cowl some of Piers Fly Scoot.
There's no self respecting fly, mosqui-
to or other insect will stay where
that stuff is.
There was band concert on the
county square THURSDAY evening. Ii
seems to be undecided Just how long
the concerts will be given upon the
square. There is talk of moving the
band stand onto the Washington
school grounds. If the stand is to be
ployed, this would be as good place
as can be found