Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-05-14
SHORT ITEMS.

On Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Mrs. John Lull has recovered from
typhoid fever and is able to be around
again.
Summer socks, summer underwear,
summer shirts, everything man
needs for summer, at Seim Bros.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon. will be ct the
Bells House, Saturday, June 1st.
The County Treasurer's sale of
delinquent lands will take place In
the Court house on Tuesday next.
Some fascinating new patterns of
wall paper just received at Col. Piers.
Take the time to step in and see
them.
The many friends of James Keilty
are pleased to see him about again.
Mr.. Keilty was recently operated
upon for appendicitis.
Paul f. Stole has received his new
five passenger Cadillac touring car,
which he purchased through the
! agency of X. J. Reams.
A large brook trout was caught
in Clam river, in the southern part of
the state the past week. 1t weighed
six and one-half pounds.
The residence of G. G. Parlin on
Fulton street, has been rented to the
Misses Alta and Marie Colby, who
take possession this week.
| Hiram e. Dillon of the town OF
Mosinee, died last Thursday on ac-
count of old age. He had been a
resident of the county since 1848.
Bert Schwanberg, at the Wisconsin
Rexall clubs annual meeting held in
Milwaukee last week, was honored
with the election of third vice-presi.
dent.
f. B. Koschmann is raising his
store building on North Third street
making it two stories high. When
completed the building will be great.
ly improved.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx are the
people that can put style and shape
into mems and youths clothes. See
their new creations al Seim Bros.
exclusively mems goods.
Henry Curran of Stevens Point, as
sistant postmaster, has received the
appointment Of post Office inspector
He has gone to Washington, ID. c..
and will have charge of an Easter
district.
The B. Heinemann Lumber com
pany is daily receiving several trair
loaos of logs over the Northwestern
roao, which are dumped into the
pond and are sawed up as fast as they
arrive here.
Daniel Healy on Thursday after
noon bought NJ. J. Kavanaugh's shares
of stock in the well known firm of the
Healy-Brown company, fuel dealers
Mr.. Healy will continue the business
under the name of the old incorpora.
ton.
| Work begins next week in the
offices lately vacated by Hurley &
Jones and the G. d. Jones Land Co.,
over the National German American
Bank, in remodeling them for G.
G. Yawkey. They are to be fitted up
in modern and convenient style fol
the gentleman.
Mathie Bros. Land company last
week filed a resolution with Register
of Deeds John Sell providing for the
dissolution of the corporation, which
had been in existence since 1905. The
officers of the company were Frank
Mathie, president; Otto Mathie, vice
president, and John f. Mathie, secre-
tary and treasurer.
The work of moving the old resi-
| dence formerly the home of the late
Justice @. V. Bardeen now owned by
w. III. Bissell, started last Friday
The building is to<be cut in two and
each part.to be made into residence,
one will be placed on the lot south OF
Mrs. Corwith's residence on Sixth
street, and the other will be moved
further north on Sixth street.
The warm weather the past week
has brought out the foliage on trees
and shrubbery, and Wausau is again
the "city beautiful" Help the effect
along by giving your home new
coat of paint-using "Sun Proof
colors, sold by G. G. Pier.
The Badger Turpentine company OF
this city held its annual meeting last
Wednesday and reelected its old
officers, they being: Otto Mueller,
president; L. B. Cate, vice-president;
Orlaf Anderson, secretary; Fred
Schneider, treasurer and general man.
ager; w. n. Anderson, member OF
the board of directors. This new
enterprise is working its way up to
be one of the successful manufactur-
| ing industries of Wausau
On Thursday last Mrs. E. B. Stod.
dard received the sad news of the
death of her sister, Mrs. S. Baruch,
which occurred in New York City on
that morning. Mrs. Baruch's maiden
name was Elizabeth Young. She was
the oldest daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Young, old time resi-
dents of Wausau, and was sixty-three
years of age. Mrs. Baruch never re-
second sister that has died during the
past year, the other being Mrs. Tack
of Stevens Point.
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