Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-06-03
SHORT ITEMS.

June opened Sunday With exceed
ingly fine weather.
G. b. Bird will deliver the address
before the high school at Wittenberg
Thursday evening.
The ladies of the Uniyersalist church
gave very successful supper at the
church last evening.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church held
a rummage sale Wednesday and
Thursday. They cleared $500.
DIR. Miller, dentist, has removed
his Office from the Rohde building to
the Otto Niue Ter building.
The person that allowed his horse
to bark one of the shade trees in front
of the court house should be at once
dealt with, as provided by the city
ordinance.
M. A. Hurley of this city, was re-
Gently chosen as one of six vice-presi-
dents constituting the local council
of Wisconsin Of the American Bar
association.
DR.. G. G. Anderson, dentist, has
removed from the McCrossen build
ing on Scott street back to- the Otto
Mueller building on the corner of
Third and Washington streets.
In the state declamatory contest
held I'm Baraboo last Thursday evening
Miss Josephine Sturtevant won second
place, giving Madame Butterfly"
Miss Ruth Hitter of Ashland was
given second place.
The grounds in front Of the orna-
mental gateway at Pine Grove Gene
terry are being laid out and beautifed
The fence has been taken down and
this handsome driveway will soon be
opened to the public.
The coming year looks like a good
one for fishing. Some big fellows
were caught on the opening day, last
Friday. Up north the foliage is far
behind what it is here. The arbutus
has only finished its season week.
Amel Bronsted, representative of
the district in which Wausau is
placed, received seventh place at the
state oratorical contest held at Toma-
hawk last week. Fred Bickel of Ra-
cine, was awarded first place.
The Wausau Advancement as
ISOLATION has taken into its hands to
secure hands to do the labor in our
various factories and mills. AS it is
now Wausau could use several hun
dred more laborers. f.. G. Croker
has been engaged by the association
to go out and hire men.
This week will end the school year
of two semeSters. In the grade build
ings the children are working hard
trying to pass examinations. All the
work for high school pupils will be
completed this afternoon. There will
be lots of work from now on to make
ready for the coming class play and
opera.
Being charged with obtaining money
on false pretenses, Bernard GoerSki
landed in Justice Larner'S court yes
terday morning, having preliminary
examination he was held for trial at
the next term of circuit court, his
bail bond being fixed at $780, A les
son which he will undoubtedly profit
by in the future.
Fire broke out i'm box car loaded
with stumps near the TurpentineI
company's plant at 3:l5 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon. Nos. /, and 3 of the
ire department quickly responded to
the alarm. Before the fire was con-
trolled three carS-one fat and two
of steel-all loaded with Stumps for
the above named concern, were deS-
troyed The origin of the fire is as
yet unknown.
The boys and young men who have
applied TO GO To the Waupaca Lakes
Camp with f. w, Brandenburg will
leave the 26 of this month for their
two weeks outing. This is the first
year that this camp has been operated.
Thirty-tiye boys are entitled to go TO
the camp from this city but up to
date only upwards of ten have made
application 10 go. There viii also be
camp at Phantom Lake run by the
state Y. NJ. c. A. but it is not ex-
pected that many will go from this
city.