Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-05-28
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

specialist and surgeon, will be ct the
Bells House, Saturday, June lst.
G. B. Bird of this city, will deliver
Tie a2dress to the high school grad
uating class at Wittenberg on Thurs
day evening, June 9Th.
The j. M. Kuebler company will
buy all the lumber that farmers will
bring in to the plant, and pay salts
factory prices therefor. 21-2t
Beautiful patterns in beautiful
colorings are the features of wall
papers sold by C. G. Pier That's
why they are SO popular.
Mrs. Edward Kluetz of Merrill, died
last Tuesday. Mrs. Kluetz was a
former resident of Wausau, but had
lived in Merrill for forty years. She
was Ga years of age. Mr.. Kluetz died
in 1899.
Next Saturday being the first of
June, the season for catching all
kinds of game fish will be open.
Local rod and reel men are preparing
to 60 after the wary muskie and pike
in force.
DIR. A. 3. Rosenberg, medical
director for the Great Northern Life
Insurance Co., was kept quite busy
during the state medical meeting, en-
PERTAINING the company's out of town
physicians.
| The sudden change to real summer
weather has caused men to make a
change in their wearing apparel.
Seim Bros. have been very busy the
past week looking after the wants of
our citizens.
Taft and Teddy are very busy just
at present fixing up fences; but they
are not getting as much satisfaction
out of their work as are the busy
people of Wausau who are fixing up
their homes with wall paper bought
| at G. G. Piers store.
Frieda, the one week old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhard Giese of
the town of Berlin, died Thursday
morning of convulsions. The funeral
was held Saturday afternoon at two
| o'clock from St. Pauls church at
Naugart, the Rev. Theo. Hartwig
officiating.
Herman Stretch on Thursday morn
ing lost the tip of the thumb of his
right hand while at work in factory
No. of the Curtis & Yale Co. He
was engaged in setting the knives on
planer when the accident occurred.
He also suffered several bad gashes
on his middle and third fingers.
Many of our citizens have been
working in the cemeteries the past
week, planting and setting out
flowers and shrubbery on the graves
of their deceased relatives, and also
on the surrounding plots of ground,
in order to have them appear at their
best on Memorial day.
While engaged in the work of I'M
loading slate, to be used in the con-
struction of the mausoleum at Pine
Grove cemetery, Jos. Bessey, residing
at 5l1 Forest street, on Wednesday
sustained painful injuries to one OF
his legs, through the falling thereon
of a heavy slab of the material.
About forty Ladies of the Macca-
bees, representing Wastel and North
ern Star hives of this city, went to
Stevens Point Thursday to attend
the annual meeting of thestate hive,
which was held there Thursday and
Friday. The st. Paul road furnished
an extra coach for the convenience of
the ladies.
Some mischievous youngsters have
during the past week been making
raids on the lilac bushes of some of
the residents of the first ward, and in
breaking off the flowers have in some
instances badly damaged the bushes,
tearing away the bark of whole limbs.
Such willful destruction of property
ought to be punished.
"Bin" Hsdley, the special dog
policeman of Wausau, has been kept
busy since his appointment to office,
in gathering in all dogs running at
large and up to date has succeeded in
capturing over fifty. About thirty Of
the CANNES so captured were killed,
as their owners failed to call for them
in the stipulated time of two days.
Street Commissioner Ole Smith has
had a crew of men at work the past
week repairing the macadamIzed
streets of the city. The holes in the
streets are being filled up with new
material and the roller is being run
over these spots so as to make an
even driving surface along the streets
under repair. The new gasoline motor
roller is being used in this repair
work.
Light weight suits, underwear and
head wearing apparel are now in
great demand. Seim Bros. are the
busy merchants looking after the
wants of the suffering masculanity.
On account of his bondsmen having
withdrawn as sureties from his bail
bond, Gustav Priebe of the town of
Flieth, will have to spend the time
| between now and june "a in The
county Jail. He was arrested about
four weeks ago on the charge of hav-
ing threatened to do great bodily
harm to his children, and the hearing
in his case was set for the day men