Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-09-03
SHORT ITEMS.

Athens will hold its annual fair on
Sept. 81.
Rooms with or without board at
the Naples.
Judge Reid adjourned the Lincoln
county court until Wednesday.
"ACTOIDs' Act Actively
"ACTOIDS" Do Not grippe Nor Sicken
"ACTOID BALAi'' For Piles
Cones Fourth Regiment band spent
Friday and Saturday in Edgar fur
nishing music for the Edgar fair.
Walter Syewee of Hatley, aged IA
years, died August 81, 1912. He was
born in Germany on March II, 1898.
Miss Thea L.ystal was the first rural
school teacher In this county to begin
teaching. Her school opened August
rs, in Dist. No. 2, Town Of Berlin.
Rev. Grauer went to Monroe, Wis,
Saturday. He was one of the speak
ers Sunday at the Jubilee celebration
of the Lutheran church of that city.
Emile Proper aged 66 years, died
Aug. 20, 1912. She was BORN in
Germany in 1s46. She was buried in
Pine Grove cemetery last Saturday
afternoon. Rev. Duer officiating.
Louis G. Daley of this city, died
August 20, 1912. He was 10 years old
and was born May %, 1912 in the state
of Ohio. Funeral service was held
this Monday morning, Father Bren-
nan officiating.
At meeting of the Ginseng Grow
ers, held in Sla,wano last week, John
Curtis and j. Ell. Koehler of this city
were elected LIST and Sd vice-presidents
respectively. The meeting was a
large and enthusiastic one.
County superintendent of schools,
Wenzel Piyernitz has given out the
| certificates to those who passed the
| examinations which were held in the
county recently. Forty-two certifi-
Gates were issued, there being 81 third
grade, four second grade and one first
grade.
General Booth memorial services
were held in The M. E. church at 3
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The SER
vices were largely attended. Rev.
Evans presided and delivered an eulo-
CYSTIC address on the great organizer
of the Salvation Army.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Mumm, who
were former residents of this city and
now reside III Fair Cakes, California, re-
port that the fruit crop in that state
is excellent. Mrs. MuyRm writes that
two of the enormous California
peaches will fill quart jar completely
Master Joe Winninger will appear
I'M his uncle Franks support this
evening at the Grand Opera House in
"The Man Who Stood Still" The
little fellow is only five years old but
he plays the part like an old timer
His work is one of the features OF
this celebrated play.
| A little baby boy was found on the
steps of Walter Fitzgerald on n. Sixth
avenue, last Friday a. m. The door
bell was rung and the party who left
the baby and clothes for it had de
parted A note found asked that Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kroenenbuegel wh(
lives in the same house be asked tt
find home for the baby.
| Frank Winninger's Own Compan.
includes several musical features thi
season worthy of mention, principal.
Mae Wollcott a young lady yiolinist
Ward Caldwell a lyric tenor and ;
comedy male quartette. These fea
lures are offered in addition to tn
regular performance of the plays
The engagement opens Sunday nigh
Sept 1st with Our German Senator
Winninger Brothers are presenting
their brother Frank in fine line O
plays this season, including 9th
Man Who Stood STILL" Louis Mann
great success. The supporting com
pany includes George Nc Mannu
Edythe Bryan, Anna Pearl Cogswell
Kathryn Hathaway, Roger Murrell
Mae Wo,lcott, Harry Phil, JOSEPH
Mcleod, W. Howard Fitz, AIT
others.
Running up and down stairs, sweep
ing and BENDING over making beds will
not make, n woman healthy or Deauti
full. She must get out of doors, wall
mile or two every day and TAX
Chamberla.in's Tablets to improve he
digestion and regulate her bowles.