Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-08-26
SHORT ITEMS.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will furnish lunches at the
county fair.
Rabbits and cartridges are plenty
and our nimrods are looking for
season of much sport.
Remember Seim Bros. when you
want to change your underwear to
conform with the season. You'll
find just what you want there. OPP
posite the court house. advt.
The baseball team returned to this
city for series, the last series in
fact that will be played on the home
grounds unless there is change in
the schedule Friday afternoon.
Marinette has case of small poy.
This does not amount TO mucts, only
shows that the disease is still in ex-
istence and it stands every city in
hand to be on guard continually.
The following have been elected
delegates by the NJ. E. Society to
the Laymen's Conference, at Beloit,
Sept. 10th: A A. Hooper, L. Sex
NTH, W. r. Johnson, c. S. Gilbert,
G. w. Wilson.
''The Great Divide" is the title of
the best dramatic succession of
fifteen years, and is to be here Thurs
daa, Ang. %. 1t ought to greatly in
terest all married people as well as
the single person.
The large kiln shed of the Ringle
Brick Co., of Ringle, was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. 1t was
supposed to have caught while burn
ing out kiln of brick. The loss is
figured at $1,000. The company will
| rebuild.
The Sexmith residence, corner Of
| Fifth and McIndoe streets, which
was purchased by G. G. Yawkey and
which is being moved TO lots on east
| hill, was moved off the lots on Satur-
day. and is now enroute and will
be on its new site within a few days
Governor McGoyern has appointed
| A. w. Prehn of this city, one of a com
mittee consisting of three members
to take charge of the state exhibit at
the Panama. Pacific exposition which
is to be held in San Francisco, in
1915. The state will expend S75, 900
on this exhibit.
| DIR. VIM. A. Fricke of this city was
elected yice-president of the Ameri-
can Life convention held in St. Paul
the past week. The organization is
composed of the officers of 126 life in
surance companies of this country
It's object is mainly uniformity of
insurance hours.
The teachers institute which was
in session all of last week in this city
ended after very successful term, in
| fact one of the most successful dur
ing the week in giving the examina-
| tions in the various studies, each
teacher having charge of special
study.
| The school houses in the various
parts of the city are being remodeled
| and fixed so as to be ready for the
opening of the fall term of school
which is only two weeks ahead. There
has been great deal of work done on
the high school in the way of decoTat-
ing and in vanishing the Railways,
etc.
All those calling at the store CT ..
G. Callies during fair week will re-
| ceive either memorandum book,
sack holder, hardwood rule, samples
| of "Shoo Fly" rock putty, Johnson's
wood dyes or three tube sprayer.
All above articles are worth calling
for. Store closed Thursday afternoon,
Sept. 4th. adyt
Special services were held in the
West side Presbyterian chapel on
| Sunday evening, Rev. James M. Duer
| officiating. For this reason no SER
vice were held in the main church on
the East side. Special services are
to be held in the Underwood Memoir
ial chapel on Sunday evening next at
| 1870 o'clock.