Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-09-02
SHORT ITEMS.

on Une Oil, OH anu III udyS OF sept.
Services were held in the Under
wood Memorial chapel on Sunday
evening. Rev. j. M. Duer preached
the sermon.
A new state law makes it obligatory
for city physician to make month
ly inspection of all bakery shops and
candy kitchens.
The band concert by the Columbia
band, at Alexander park Wednesday
evening, was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed.
The open season for fishing for trout
came to an end on Sunday night, at
IL O'Clock. No more speckled trout
until next spring.
The passenger train on the @. M. &
St. Paul Ry. was three hours late
Wednesday morning Trouble on the
main line as usual.
The annual Union Rally day of all
the sabbath schools of the Presby-
terrain church will be held in the
home church on Sept. %.
Forest Lodge No. 100 f. & A. NJ.
which has not held meetings during
the months of July and August, will
resume work tomorrow evening.
The two large urns for the pedestals
in McIndoe park have arrived and
are placed in position and add very
much to the adornment of the grounds.
See Seim Bros. when you need warm
underwear. Just the kind you want
for the coming seasons can be found
at their place of business-op
the court house. adyt.
The Alexander cottage on Plum
lake was closed for the season on
Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Alexander
and all those at the cottage returned
to the city on that evening.
Clarence La Graves of Stevens Point
died of lockjaw last Tuesday. He
caught cold WHICH developed into
tonsilitis and later into tetanus and
lockjaw. He was twenty FIVE years
of age.
Two young women, twenty years of
age, or older who wish to enter a
good training school for nurses "The
Hood River Hospital Association"
offers splendid opportunity. Apply
to Zilpha e. Whitney, 1918 Columbia
ST., HOOD River, Oregon. adv
The whole length of Scott street is
again open for the accommodation of
the public and is being well utilized,
occaSioned in the latter respect by
the tearing up of Washington street
and the work of paving on that
thoroughfare now going forward.
The body of Mike Kosiewenski was
found floating in the Wisconsin river
in the pond at Brokaw. He had been
missing since Monday. r. NJ. Frawley
coroner, inpanelled a jury and the
verdict was accidental drowning due
to intoxication. Deceased was an en-
ploye of the Wausau Paper Mills Co.
Paul Struck, who has lately built a
fine residence on his farm which is
located northeast of the city, moved
his household goods there yesterday
and the family is now located in their
new home. The fat on Mcclellan
street where Mr.. Struck and family
formerly resided is now rented to
Mrs. Jesse SipeS
B. f. Hammond will break ground
this fall and put in foundation walls
for an $1,000 home on his lots on the
Sturgeon Eddy road. This property
is close to where DIR. Wahl of STRAIT
ford now has a $4,000 home under
course of construction, which looks
as if the south end of the city is
bound to keep on swelling that locali-
tvs boundaries.
VIM. Wilkins of the town of Stettin,
arrested some few days ago on the
charge of trapping and killing coons
out of season which he alleged had
been destroying his property, was be-
fore Justice Larner Thursday anc
upon examination he was acquitted
The contention being that he was
| justified in protecting his property il
this instance. Hence his release.
Many Wausau people lent theil
presence to the Marshfield and Merrill
fairs the past week and were agree
ably pleased with their exhibits. Thi;
city expects equal return visits from
those towns to its big fair, and alsC
hopes to see other neighboring cite:
and towns well represented at tht
same. All are assured it will bt
worth seeing, besides little recrea
tion is quite beneficial to daily toiler'
of all classes.
To-day is entry day at the big Mar
athon County Fair, where all arrange
ments have been about completed fol
the huge event. Besides seeing The
products of the county be sure to be
present at the speed program of fast
| horses, see the motor cycle races, the
special attractions, the grand flora
automobile parade. the Kennel show
of dogs and special attention should
be given to the made in Wausau'
articles which are of great magnitude
and will be we'll worth seeing on this
| occasion.
Prof. Gillett, of the Chicago Uni
versity and his boy students, about
90 in number besides other resorterS
who have been rusticating at thu
summer resort on Plum lake anC
different lakes during the pas
season, passed through Wausau OF
| Friday nights south bound train OF