Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-05-27
SHORT ITEMS.
A compete line of flags, burgess
ETC., is carried at NJ. Lipski's store.

etc., is carried at NJ. Lipski's store.
advt.
Geo. Boettcher was in Merrill the
past week hiring men to work in the
woods peeling bark near Glandon.
S. B. Tobey will give the annual
commencement address this year at
Amigo to the graduates of the rural
schools of Langlade County.
Herman Garloff, charged with the
crime of enlightenment, whose exam
ination was to have been had in mum
icipal court Wednesday, had the
same postponed to Wednesday of this
week.
The annual atheletic event OF
Downer College Milwaukee came off
on Saturday. Miss Jeanette Reid of
this city took second place. Miss
Reid also played right field in the
base ball game.
President w. O. Carrier of Carroll
College, Waukesha, delivers an adj
dress in Whitewater on Memorial day
and which can be depended on as a
| splendid tribute to the departed
heroes of the Civil War.
: Senator and Mrs. w. w. Albers and
son, Will, went to Milwaukee Satur-
day evening and Sunday rode home
from that city in their new automo-
| bile, Case, 40<H. r., five passenger
They arrived home Sunday e.ening
The G. A. r. flag reported "stoien
from the rooms of Cutler Post" and
wired to a Milwaukee paper, has
been found with but little exertion,
it previously having been loaned to
| friends for decorative purposes last
summer.
Judge A. HI. Reid of this city, and
Judge B. B. Park of Stevens Point,
exchanged benches yesterday, on ac-
count of the latter being interested
in some cases previous to his elevation
as Judge Judge Park will be here
until Friday.
| Through the instrumenta.ity of A.
w. Prehn, superintendent of the
| speed department of the state
fair, M. G. Bells of the Hotel Bells,
has been appointed as official starter
for the races at the next state
exhibit, which is an appointment de-
servedly bestowed.
The wall paper season will soon be
on the wane. Take time by the fore
lock and step down TO c. G. Piers
| wall paper house, anG see his superior
patterns before looking or purchasing
| elsewhere. You will be surprised
when you see his layout. None bet
ter in Central Wisconsin and at the
most reasonable figures. adyt.
Among the graduates of Lawrence
University, Appleton, this year are
Miss Alta Mae Pond and Wylie
Sampson, both of whom having secured
good and lucrative positions Miss
Pond accepting position as teacher
of German and botany at Princeton
and Mr. Sampson takes up insurance
| work at home in Wausau.
j. B. Vaughan, a veteran of the
Civil War, being member of the
Second New York Light Artillery
and who participated in the battle of
| Gettysburg, Pa, so years ago this
coming July, hopes to attend the re-
| union of the survivors of that terrible
| strife that month and is making his
plans accordingly, Mr.. Vaughan be-
ing entitled to go at the state ex-
pense.
Gen. Kellogg Circle, No. 80, Ladies
of the G. A. r. met with the veterans
of Cutler Post, No, SO, Saturday after
noon in an adjourned session of the
latter for the purpose of arranging
the preliminaries for Memorial day
observance. AT the close of the meet
ing the ladies present surprised the
veterans with splendid lunch, COM
| posed of coffee, sandwiches dough-
nuts, ETC., which was much appre-
ciated and gratefully acknowledged.
Our old night-hawk, which has
made his home in big elm tree back
of the PILOT Office for many years,
has shown up again and is occupying
| his old roost. He made his appear
ance this year on the 18th of May.
He seems as lively as ever and as
night approaches he flies about
seemingly as merry as boy just let
out of school The only thing %hich
he failed to bring with him WIS warm
weather.
M. Lipski has just received a new
and complete stock of flags and burgess.
adyt.