Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-09-05

Sales ladies wanted at Heinemann's S.
% girls with and without experience,
apply Wednesday.
The pupils of our city schools are
requested to bring their manual
training and domestic science work
to the fair Wednesday, that they may
be placed with the school exhibit.
When you can buy anything for half
which other dealers are charging you
are certainly getting a bargain, amt
you? Pier is selling wall paper for
about half what you pay elsewhere,
one account Of moving to another
location.
Word was received last Saturday of
the serious illness of VIM. Manson,
who is in Hit, Cal. He submitted to
an operation for appendicitis. A dis
patch to relatives last evening says
that while very low, he seems to be
improving.
The industrial exposition publicity
committee of Milwaukee advertised
for slogan for that city and received
thousands. Among those given fav-
orable mention in the Sentinel was
one supplied by a Wausau man, H. j.
Lussier, whose slogan was "GroW-
ing Every Minute"
S. Winkelman, who recently pur-
chased the Livingston Mercantile
Co.'S store, has leased the residence
of Mrs. II. L. Rosenberg and will oc-
cupy the same with his family next
week. Mrs. Rosenberg and daughter
Miss Maisie, will go to Escanaba the
latter part of this week for an extern
sive visit.
drop down on Washington street in
of Louis Leaks. The window is
lights, together with two large ones
goods are shown off here to an excel
lent advantage.
About twenty-five young ladies and
gentlemen gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. YaWkey last even
ing, the occasion being a surprise par
ty in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ?.
WoodSon, it being the birthday of the
former, and it was complete sur
prise. Dancing was INDUCED in dur
ing the evening.
A stranger was seen by some chill
dren to enter shed on the west side
this morning. 1t was thought he was
there for thieving purposes and Police
man Barden and Detective Henry
SchWiSter who were in the neighbour
hood, were called The man, when
he saw the officers started on run
through alleys and back yards. He
was finally caught and taken to the
jug.
Quite a number of Wausau people
are planning to "leave their happy
homes next week, ;. and go to Milwau-
kee to attend the state fair. The
state fair this year promises to sur
pass all previous efforts. The new
has been liberal in its
and is deserving of sue
cess. The special features advertised
will be worth going long ways to
see.
We learn that it has been decided
by the city authorities to repaint all
the ornamental light standards as
soon as all have been erected. Wau-
Sau people who have visited Chicago
and other cities where this system of |
lighting is in use, say that in most |
instances they are painted with alum
mum paint, which gives a very pleas
ing effect. The posts erected last fall |
are showing the signs of wear, and |
will require repainting soon.
The train which arrived here over
carried number of extra coaches, |
hem came in time to do shopping be- |
Thursday, it is expected that every |
lreds of people. In anticipation of |
his condition the hotels and eating
houses have laid in a big supply of
odder for the hungry.
The Sharpshooters' society had a |
very good turnout at it's picnic and |
shoot last Sunday, begin
hing in the morning and continuing |
the afternoon. Cash |
md souvenir prizes and medals were |
offered for the shooting events, the
main one of which was on the king
target. Paul Weinkauf made the
argest score on that target and in
is wearing the medal. |
The society loaned it's guns and am
nunition to visitors for competition
On other targets, and there were more
than guns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Menier have
eased the Winkley hotel for term
If years and have rechristened the
place and hereafter it will be known as
the Commercial. Mr.. Menier will con-
5inue to conduct his livery stable, and |
the management of the hotel will be
argely under the direction of Mrs.
Menier. Chas. Winkley came here
sixty years ago from England and
years ago he built the
hotel. Though he passed
away twenty years ago the hotel has
always remained in possession of the
family, though at times under
different management.