Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-06-11

Screens for doors and windows can
be found at the j. NJ. Kuebler com.
pany's plant-odd sizes made to order
promptly. jaw
The boy scouts of Judge A. II
Reid's Sunday scnool class, have just
received new uniforms and they really
are very swell.
| SupJ. S. B. Tobey delivered the:bac.
calaureate address to the graduating
class of the Stevens Point high school
Sunday evening.
| F. o. Croker and family are nov
occupying their summer home on
north Sixth street, having moved
there the past week.
Mrs. n. B. Orr, who formerly resid-
ed at Ill Grant street, has moved into
the Nicol!'s block at 3l4 Third street,
over the Continental.
"Billy's Toggery" will be moved to
the store now occupied by F. w.
Burt after June 18th, as soon as the
store can be put in readiness.
lone, the little daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Frank L. Joslin, who has been
very sick the past week with pneu-
monia, is now very much improved.
Little Harriet and Emma Marie
Curtis, children of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Curtis, who have been quite i'll for
| the past week, are pronounced much
better today.
William E. Hudloff and o. c..
Lemke are the possessors of new
Kissel Kars. The new Cadillac tour
ing cars of S. NJ. Quaw and Louis
Scharbau also arrived.
The delegation of G. A. r. veterans
from Grand Rapids passed through
the city this morning on their way to
attend the G. A. r. convention to be
held at Amigo. The party of yeter-
ans were about eight in number.
We carry complete stock of build.
ing paper, roofing six different kinds)
and all other building supplies. Call
and get our prices when in need of
anything in that line. M. Kueb-
Ter Co., Werheim's old plant. jaw
The June meeting of The Ladies'
Auxiliary to st. Mary's hospital will
be held at the hospital on Friday
afternoon at 2:30. Members please
note the change of time and place of
meeting. A full attendance is desired.
Next Sunday the Uniyersalist socie-
ty will observe "Children's Day" at
the church. The morning service will
be in the interest of children and
their parents are invited to be pres
ent. The Sunday school hour will be
given over to exercises by its mem
bers.
The high school closed its activities
Friday and many of the teachers have
departed for their homes. With the
exception of the Misses King, Porter
and Strasser and Messrs. Pelton,
Schneider and Jeffers, all of this years
teachers will be back to resume their
positions at the reopening of school,
September 9th.
The Casino saloon, for many years
conducted by Hilmar Schmidt, will
after July 1st be under the manage
ment of Albert and August Kahn,
for the past year proprietors of the
American hotel on Washington street.
Mr.. Schmidt will retire from the
saloon business entirely and take up
some work more conducive to his
health.
On Tuesday evening last there was
born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Sain-
don a ten pound boy and there is
great rejoicing over the event. They
are receiving the congratulations from
their many friends. Mr.. SainGon has
charge of the cafe at the Wausau
club, and the smile which he is now
wearing is very noticeable.
Helen, the i've years and ten months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
DAM of Virginia, Mimi, died at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Bartlett, 704 Grant street,
Wednesday morning of last week.
Mrs. DAM with her children came
here several months ago to visit with
relatives and Helen contracted scar
let fever, to which latter pneumonia
set in, causing general breakdown
of her system, which ultimately re-
suited in death. Mrs. DAM is sis
ter of Mrs. Carl Porath and Mrs,
Albert Lipinski of this city. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon
at ? o'clock from Zion's Lutheran
church, the Rev. Geo. Schroedel Off