Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-30
HammocRs at Collie's.
ssACTOIDS" Act Actively.

Mrs. Robert McConkey has been
secured to take charge of the Chill
dren's Inirmary.
The Wisconsin river is at high
stage and more rains would make
matters dangerous.
For SALE-A seven room cottage
on Warren street, as a bargain. Fol
particulars enquire at SIP Franklin
street. tt
J. w. Coates has been confined to
his home with severe cold all of the
past week He is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Christine Nilsen yesterday filed
papers in divorce suit against heI
husband Julius Nilsen, with Clerk OF
Court X. A. Beyreis.
To make sure that you are getting
the very latest in wall paper designs
you must visit Callies' paint and wall
paper store on Jackson street, where
only the latest and prettiest designs
are to be had.
Rev. Father J. J. Brennan, pastor
of st. James church in this city, gives
the baccalaurate address to the grad
| uating class for the Mosinee high
school on the evening of May 26.
Base ball goods at Collie's.
On the 10th of May the.League and
Oratorical contest between Wausau
and Grand Rapids high schools will be
held in our high school. There will
be two contestants from each school.
A number of boys were out serenad-
ing the other evening. One played a
mouth organ and the others blew into
bottles of different tones. twas good
to hear and the boys received many
compliments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Haseltine of
Coalinga, Cal, welcomed the arrival
of baby boy at their home in that
place Sunday, April IA. Mr.. Hasel-
tine was born in this city and is a
son of(H. S. Haseltine.
The Edgar Farmers store company
has gone into bankruptcy. The cred
itors of the defunct concern have been
notified to meet in Madison on the
18th day of May to prove their claims,
appoint trustee, examine the bank
rupt, etc.
If Roosevelt and Taft cannot agree
on what should be done to save the
country, you can easily agree with us
Oh what paper you should use in re-
modelling the interior of your home,
after looking over our line of samples.
G.. G. Pier.
Remember the Christian Science
lecture TO be given at the First Uni
versalist church on Thursday evening
May I'd, by Judge Clifford p Smith,
c. S. B., of Boston, Mass. You and
your friends are cordially United.
Admission free.
Miss Margaret Dana, of Milwaukee,
has accepted position as teacher in
the Wausau city schools for the COM
ing year. Miss Dana is daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Dana, former
residents Of Wausau, and the young
lady was born and raised in this city.
Undersheriff III. j. Abrams on Fri
day arrested Charles Youmont in the
town of Day, he being wanted by the
police in Chicago to answer to a
charge of having committed statu-
tory offense. Officers are expected
here today to take Youmont to Chi
cago.
Never out of anything in the line
of paints, oils, glass, mouldings, wall
paper, ETC., is the record of Callies'
store. A surplus stock is always
carried in the ware house and another
stock is on its way from the factory
to keep the supply LARGE enough to
handle any sized job tt Ut may come
to this store.
From the records at Madison it is
ascertained that total of $4,000
workers are now under the Wisconsin
Workmen's Compensation Act, and
1867 employers have accepted it. We
notice that the Geo. Ruder Brewing
Co. and the Northern Milling Co.,
both of this city, came under the act
the past week.
All the talk about saving Tire pine
grove at Gardeners is the proper
thing and to the point. EuG how is
it to be done? There is oniy one way
and that is to raise the money and
purchase it. There ought to be
enough who want beautiful grounds
for summer homes in and away from
| WauSau to take part if not the
whole Of it, But some one must start
the ball rolling.
New books arriving daily at Collie's
book store.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the parsonage
Wednesday afternoon. Entertainers,
Mesdames Berger, Bailey, Arquette
and Brigham. The following is the
program:
Devotional Service.
Business Meeting.
Reading-Mrs. G. S. Gilbert.
Song Miss Anna NJ. Rhodes.
Clippings.
Reading-Mrs. A. A. Book.
Song-Mrs. F. III. Barden.
Chapter Study-Mr. Brigham.
A meeting of the assessors of all
cities, villages and towns in the coun-
| ty was hello Yesterday in the court