Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-06-18
The Heinemann Lumber Co. at
Merrill has started on IT'S new mill.

Inc Heinemann5 LUMBER TO. at
Merrill has started on IT'S new mill.
| Flags for sale at NJ. Lipsk's. En-
iirely new stock. Opposite city hall.
Mrs. Valentine Ringle has been
very i'll for a few weeks past. Her
condition remains the same.
The Ladies' society of the Uniyer-
salist church meets with Mrs. Geo. o.
Schilling on Wednesday afternoon.
FIR. and Mrs. r. J. Collie and son
Ralph, now occupy the G. f. Dunbar
residence on Fifth street just vacated
by Mrs. Wise.
! G. E. Middleton. physical director
of the 7. Nj. G. A., will take a crowd
of boys to Mayfower lake next Friday
for weeks outing.
The first of a.series of concerts to
be given at the fair grounds was rem
dered on Sunday by the Columbia
band, Prof. Schulz directing. The
event was well attended, and had the
weather been more favorable greater
| crowd would have undoubtedly turned
| out.
Jacob Soukup, aged 81, died at his
home, 606 Division street, Monday.
June II, 1912. Mr.. Soukup was born
| in Austria, June 26, 1880, and came to
this country at an early date. The
| funeral will be held Wednesday from
st. Mary's church, Rev. Casper Of
| floating.
There is something about Piers
paints and wall paper that seem to
| please all purchasers, for the reason
| that they have an appearance that
| conyinceS the most skeptical as to
their merits. See Pier when you
think of identifying your home with
either paint or paper.
The Pilot office is under obligations
to DIR. w. HI. Fricke, who has been in
the East for the past week, for an at
! tractive piece of statuary upon which
| Is inscribed this touching sentiment !:
They got to stop kickin' my dog
aroun'o Reader, it will be worth
your while to drop in and take look
at it.
You want to always think of Seim
| Bros. IS store when you need anything
| i'm the line of mems, boys and youths
| clothing and furnishing goods. They
carry Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing
/ reliable in dye, in tailoring and in
service. The Seim boys, opposite the
the court house, will accommodate
you.
| There were two cases up before the
| circuit court yesterday. Edward Gla-
sci VS.. Marathon Paper MillsCo. The
plaintiff asked 5000 damages for in
| jurieS by coming in contact with an
electric wire. This case was settled.
The other was John Petarski vs..
Frank SybilGon. The plaintiff brought
suit for injuries claimed to have been
received at the hands of the defend
ant. This case was continued.
The local Master Painters are max
ing every arrangement for the success
of the painters convention which will
be held here from July 80 to Aug. 2.
1t is expected SOC. master painters
will be here. The program will con-
sist of a welcome by Mayor J. Ringle,
presidents address, business meeting,
general talks, and receiving reports.
Among those on the program of this
city is VIM. thinner, who will talk
upou paper hanging.
Popular paints, oils, varnishes, for
particular people can always be found
at Piers. Why are these articles
popular? Because everybody is using
them. Hence their popularity.
We have for sale four lots in Mary
Poor's Bird addition located near the
new west side school, These lots will
be sold cheap, and on easy terms if
taken at once.
CROKER THAYER LAND Co.