Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-05-20
SHORT ITEMS.


Nine. Schuman-Heink is to be in
Amigo on the 26th of Nav.
Merrill's home coming will be on
the 4th and 9Th days of July.
B. E. Ramsdell has accepted posi-
ton in the Madison high school. He
taught in Stevens Point last year.
Jacob Reuter- is to give concert in
Marshfield May Goth. He will give it
under the auspices of the Eagles.
Last Thursday evening Aug. AL
braudz of this city, was arrested and
taken to Merrill charged with dyna-
hitting trout.
The Lincoln County bank of Mer-
rill, has just finished modern build
ing into which it will move and open
to the public on Thursday, May 22d.
A change has been made in the
days for the regular meetings of Mar
athon Encampment No. 10, from the
I'd and 4th Wednesday TO the lst and
Bird Saturdays.
The past week the apple trees have
put on their most beautiful spring at
tire and thousands of trees in the
county are rich in fragrance and
beauty. 1t will pay you to visit the
state trial orchard.
The Philharmonic orchestra at Eau
Claire, of which Edwin Howard, is
director will give Mendelssohn's
elijah" at the May festival which
is to be given in that city on Thurs
day and Friday of this week.
Every preparation possible is being
made now to get Scott and Washing
con streets in readiness for paving.
There are water and gas mains to be
laid and all must be in readiness be-
fore the paving is commenced.
III. NJ. Thompson of Milwaukee is
about to build new home in that city.
1t will be located on the east side of
Lake drive, near Hartford avenue.
1t is to be of stone, brick and steel
construction and will cost about
5000, 900.
Chromoster &Speer, architectsfro
Milwaukee, opened their offices in
this city, in the Otto Mueller build
ing last Thursday. They will have
very handsome and artistic rooms
when their furniture is fully in
stalled.
Special paint for door and window
screens-the best thing out for these
kind of articles, on account of its
durability and economy, lately re-
ceived at G. G. Piers. If not salts
factory as represented your money
will be refunded. advt.
The spring examinations for the
teachers of the county will be held in
this city in the court house on May
18th, 9th and 2Sth; Unity, May 10Th,
Both and 31st; at Edgar June I'd and
3d. 81 Athens June 4th and 9Th and
at Mosinee June 10th and 18th.
NJ. Aaron, of the Style Shop, has
rented the entire third floor and a
part of the second floor in N. Heine-
mann's new store building on Jeffer-
son street and will move his ladies'
tailoring establishment thereto, as
soon as the building is ready for oc-
cupancy.
The Wisconsin Valley Improvement
company held its annual meeting on
Tuesday afternoon last. Reports
were read and officers elected as fol-
lows:
Pres.-W. e. Brown, Rhinelander.
Vice-Pres.-W Alexander, Wausau.
Sec. and Treas.-G. d. Jones. Wau-
Sau.
Directors, including otficers-L. M.
Alexander, Port Edwards; j. P. Wit
ter, Grand Rapids; A. NJ. Pride, Tom
ahawk and G. A. Whiting of Menasha.
John Manser, F. d. Timlin, e. w.
Behlke and Frank Morgan departed
Tuesday evening for Milwaukee on
business and pleasure visit. While
in that city Mr.. Timlin, through
Morgan Bros. of this city, purchased
a six-cylinder, four passenger Stutz
auto, all returning home in the new
car Friday afternoon, Mr.. Morgan
being the Barney Oldfield of the
bunch. They encountered some de-
plorable bad roads on their journey,
owing to the late rains on the route
chosen in th,ir return home.