Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-07-30
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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flower gardens never looked prettier
than at this time.
E'ACTOIDs' Act Actively
"ACTOIDS" Do Not grippe Nor Sicken
'ACTOID BALM" For Piles
Anton B. Miller, a commercial tray-
eler of this city, has been granted
patent On sample; holding device
Prof. F. S. Hyer of Stevens Point,
will conduct county institute in
Wausau, commencing next Monday.
Cones band gave a concert on the
court house square Friday evening.
The program was good and enjoyed
by all.
The Marathon County bank interior
Is being decorated and beautified gen.
orally, and when finished will present
a very attractive appearance.
The Wisconsin state board of pharm-
acy concluded its examination last
week. Leon j. Koppa, of this city,
received registered pharmacists
certificate.
The county fair book is out and is
creditable publication. 1t was
printed and bound at the Lohmar
Office and contains much information
and many live ads.
A band concert was given at the
fair grounds Sunday afternoon by the
Columbia band. The weather was
favorable, and large crowd was pres
ent to enjoy the music.
An error was made in the announce
ment of the candidacy of VIM. G.
Lipke, for the office of county clerk
on the democratic ticket in this paper
last week. The correct announce
ment will be found in this issue.
A number of the leading stock
holders OF the Farmers Equity
society, held meeting at the court
house Thursday, to consider matters
of business and to make arrange
ments for public sale, which starts
today.
The Johnson Creek Lumber Co., at
Knowlton report that work is pro-
crossing in rebuilding its planning
mill, recently destroyed by fire, and
that it will be completed by about
August lst and be ready for business
again as usual.
John Manser, who has been laid up
by illness, is up and around again as
usual. Mr.. Manser experienced con-
siderable damage at his saw mill on
the Eau Claire, during the high water
period in connection with his illness.
Had he been well the damage would
have been greatly lessened
Paul Sears, employed as glazier at
st. James church, fell about twenty
feet Wednesday and was quite severe
ly cut and bruised. He had a severe
cash on his arm, supposed to have
been torn by a protruding nail in the
scatfold upon which he was working
in falling. He is able to be around
again, though forced to take a lay
off from work.
Daniel Nicolai former resident of
this city ''who dyed to live and lived
to dye" and who later moved to Ed
gar where he was engaged as a shoe
cobbler, has lately packed up his be-
longings and moved to Rib Falls to
again engage in the latter business.
Mr.. Nicolai is versatile genius and
has numerous friends here who wish
him success in his new location.
The Wausau Lumber Co. is making
preparations to ct once rebuild its
planning mill at Rib Falls, which was
destroyed by fire on the 18th inst. The
company intends to build larger and
equip the mill better than formerly.
The former mill was a total loss, in
Guiding a car load of lumber and was
estimated at about $4,000, fully COW
cred by insurance.
Mrs w. G.. Silve rthorn met with
very painful accidenton Friday morn
ing, at her home on Grand avenue.
As she was going down stairs into the
basement, she made a mis-step and
fell almost the entire length of the
stairs. A doctor was summoned who
pronounced the Injuries not serious,
as there were no bones broken. How
ever, the lady is still confined to her
bed with a number of bruises and the
shock of the fall. At present she is
better and her many friends rejoice
that she escaped, what might have
been serious accident.
MY HAT IIKEH DIAN