Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-06-17
SHORT ITEMS.

MT. anu MIS-. Ii. ID. Sanche are re-
ceiving congratulations over the birth
of daughter, born on Tuesday after
noon.
Saturday was flag day and all our
public buildings as well as hundreds
of our homes displayed the stars and
stripes.
Fine seasonable shirts and choice
line of collars and cuffs can always be
found at Seim Bros, opposite the
court house.
For your flags and bunting for the
Fourth of July go to the Wausau
Tent & Awning Co.'s shop, 16 Wash
ington street. jl7-3w-advt.
V. A. Anderson, who has had his
office with A. M. Peterson, for some
time, has now moved the same to his
home on Jefferson street.
Rev. B. S. Clifford, formerly of this
city, is arranging to go back to Persia
to continue missionary work. He will
leave this country in August.
Turkey trots and Bulgarian victor's
ties for men and boys and ladies and
Misses, in marvellous designs at Seim
Bros. opposite the court house. adyt.
Rev. o. d. Briggs and family have
moved from their former place of
residence at 511 Grant street to the
home of G. F. Ogden and family, SOP
Fulton street.
While at work in the ID. j. Murray
Manufacturing Co.'s plant last Thurs
day, Herman Brandenburg had his
leg broken by timbers falling upon
him.
Rev. F. Fl. Brigham, formerly pas
tor of the First M. E. church of this
city, was recently elected president of
the Lawrence college alumni associa-
ton.
For light summer Susts of the Hart
Schafner & Marx make step into
Seim Bros. store and see their super
Tor stock-the best in market and
going fast. advt
Ole Bull and George Moyse had
boxing contest in Mosinee on Fri
day evening. 1t was little over one
minute, when the former knocked
out his opponent.
Mrs. f. M. Deutsch and Miss
Anna Hoefiinger of Wausau arrived
in the city Thursday afternoon to
attend the funeral, on Sunday, of
Mrs. Eugene t. Downey Stevens
Point Journal.
Don't throw matches and cigar or
cigarette stubs out of windows.
Awning fires would be thus prevented
Quite large hole was burnt in a
new awning Wednesday, by some
ones carelessness i'm this respect.
The best place in America at this
time for the production of hogs is in
the upper Wisconsin counties where
land is cheap. 1t is not altogether
for the reason that the land is cheap
and productive, but for the additional
reason that there is no hog cholera in
that part of the state.
A large, new stock of flags and
bunting for July 4th by the Wausau
Tent & Awning Co., l6 Washington
street. jl7-3w-advt.
Persons contemplating matrimony
should bear in mind that a change in
the law very largely restricts the
courts in granting dispensations
waving the necessary five days be-
fore the performance of the marriage
ceremony. Otherwise there viii be
some necessary postponements.
The big wholesale and retail store
of Foss Armstrong of Eau Claire on
Saturday, was damaged by fire from
an unknown origin. to the extent of
from $685. to $4,000, covered by in
surance. The fire started in the base
ment, the flames sweeping up the ele-
yator shaft TO the third floor, where
the greatest damage was done.
A concern that has been working for
the development of upper Wisconsin
for many years, writes the Wisconsin
Advancement association to the effect
that inquiry is not only greater
than in the past but that people of
more means than heretofore are COM
ing to the state. This means a more
rapid development of that magnificent
region.