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

meeting has been postponed to Tues
day evening.
There viii be forty hours of devo-
ton at st. Mary's church Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Johnson's Electric shop has been
moved to ll2 Scott street, four doors
east of where it was before.
If you desire you can get a sample
book of CallieS and make your selec-
tions of wall paper in your own home
Judges claim that the styles in wall
paper shown this spring by CalIies are
more beautiful than anything ever
seen in this city before.
Many of the teachers in our city
| schools departed Friday evening and
/ Saturday morning for their homes to
| spend their Easter vacation.
| T. H. Hall will build a garage on
/ Clinton street the coming season. 1t
will be Of brick construction. The
contract was let Friday to e.
! Waidelich.
Otto Ringing, known throughout
the circus world, died of heart dis
ease last Friday at the home of his
/ brother John in New York. He was
in Wausau with the circus last Au-
gust.
| The Chicago Sunday Record Herald
contains nearly two pages on Wiscon-
| sin and its resources and agricultural
advantages. Truly the Wisconsin
Advancement association is making
things hum.
Tyler Tucker, the three-year old
son of Mrs. Frank Tucker, is very i'll
with scarlet fever, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. K. NJ. James, on La Sale
street. Very little hope is held out
| for his recovery.
+. O. Croker had the misfortune
TO run rusty nail into his left foot
last Friday evening and he has been
confined TO his home for several days.
He is able to be about again with
nearly as much agility as ever.
Just at present @. G.. Callies is one
of the busiest men in town, showing
wall paper to interested people. One
wagon is kept busy making deliveries.
The bullet has been removed from
the body of Mrs. JOS HainZlsperger,
recovery. She lives in this county in
one of the western towns and while
her husband was handling a revolver
on March II the woman was shot.
Last Friday two masked men tried
to hold up the north bound 500 pas
senger train between Prentice and
Phillips. Word was sent ahead and
when the train arrived at Phillips,
they were met by deputy Sheritfs and
quickly put under arrest. They are
unknown.
Valves in one of the pumps at the
pumping station were damaged Fri
day, which necessitated considerable
work TO put them in ORDER again.
This further strengthens the conten-
tion that new pumps must be par
chased soon. Suppose large fire had
started Friday2
The county clerk of Oneida county,
recently paid the bounty or what was
presented and represented TO him as
wild cat. 1t now turns out that
the. animal was nothing more than a
large grey house cat-one of those
| TomaSSoS that sit on your back fence
ana yell Maria at the dead of night.
H. G. Roemer's family of Appleton,
wife and five children, joined that
gentleman in this city Wednesday,
/ all to make their permanent home
| here and will reside at 7l3 Steuben
street. Mr.. Roemer is the editor of
the DeutSche PIONEER of this city and
"has made good in his work On that
paper.
JOS link of Merrill, has started a
suit against the III. f. McDachron Co.
of this city. Last April while at
work in the mill of the defendant
Company lie suffered the loss of the
| thumb Oh his right hand. This he
values at $1,000 in his suit. He is
represented by +. j. & A. H. Smith
of Merrill.
The snow IS gone, logging is done
| for the season of l9l0-l1 and the Wis
consin river and tributaries are open
and now it remains for the getting of
the logs TO the mills and factories.
most of which, however, is almost ali
done by rail nowadays. Logs no long
er are driven TO any extent, rolling
stock superseding water transporta-
| zion, being more certain, even if a
| little more expensive.
/ SATURDAY was All Fools day and a
Il few caperS are reported. The Amer
Il lean people are slowly coming to a
realization that they are being fooled
all the year by trust congressman,
and so have let up TO large extent
on playing jokes on one another. 1t
used 10 be the caper TO put salt in
other peoples tea on April l. ooH
water is put in stocks all the year
around.
The MoSinee Times says it has re-
ceived a letter from the chief of
police of =. Joseph. Mo. which
states tina Eil doubt as 10 whether
Sheridan I'll. JuStus is alive was re-
moved on March =, whso the boz re-
turned home. liz is thought that the
young man killed near Mosinee last
summer was boy who left his home
in Dixon, H., and joined the circus.
tie has never been heard from since.
How about that new suitY Have
you decided where 10 buy itS See
Seim Bros. stock and the latter QueS-
ton viii be answered.
From an item in a ChicSgo
paper we learn that Grover Sexton
who formerly held q position with the
Daily Herald which was operated by
Il. +. Powers and later on the Record
4 Herald, and 2ho is now with the As
Socisted Press in the Chicago Office.
4 IS planning on making trip 10 Wau-
4 Sau by aeroplane the coming summer.
i He Is now at work on bis aeroplant
s and We expect te see HIN sailing into
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