Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-03-11

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The electors Of joint district No. 3,
town of Cleveland, have had special
meeting and have voted to erect a
new two department, solid brick,
school building. Work wiz begin as
soon as the weather permits.
The new eight hour law has gone
into effect in all departments of the
| federal government. In Wausau it
| means that all employees of the post
| office and land office shall only work
| eight hours in any ten consecutive
hours.
We will buy all kinds of logs at
| highest prices, delivered to our saw
mill in the city of WauSau, formerly
| the Alexander Stewart Lumber Co.'s
| mill, and at railroad landings.
| adv If B. HEINENIANN LUMBER Co
A large crew Of men have been en-
| gagged in picking up the logs below
| the city the past few weeks. These
logs were washed out of the booms by
the high water of last July. The
work is in charge of Thomas Jolly
and will be completed this week
Miss Margaret Clark, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arson III. Clark, who is
student of Carroll college, has been
| appointed official reporter for the
| Echo, paper issued from the college,
and has been elected chairman of the
Echo board OF the Y. NJ. G. A. for
1913.
Beginning on July l, next, the par
eel post will have ''collect-on-de-
| livery service. The amount COL
4 nfaI
fee will be 10 cents, to be affixed by
the sender in parcel post stamps.
| This will also insure the package to
the amount of $50.
At meeting of the Vortex club
last Thursday evening at the club
rooms, George Silbernagel was elected
president. His inaugural address was
Stupendous result of elaborated
study. He set forth in animated
terms picturesque view of the clubs
necessary reforms.
Miss Blanche Armstrong Magazine
Representative. Subscriptions taken
for all magazines and magazine clubs
at lowest club rates. Special repre-
sentative for the Ladies' Home Jour
nal, Saturday Evening Post, Define
ator, Good Housekeeping and Wo-
mans Home Companion. lift
Among those who witnessed the
Inauguration of President Wilson last
Tuesday was S. r. Tobey and Roman
DeutSch. The former had been at
tending teachers meeting in Phila-
delphia, while Roman went east on
business and for the purpose of wit
| of "a
president.
The Mems club of the Universalist
church will give another supper on
the evening of March 25th. On that
occasion Manuel L. Zuezon, who rep
resentS the PHILIPPINE Islands in con-
gress will be present. The honorable
gentleman is very warm friend of
congressman Morse of Amigo, who
has induced him TO come West.
Max Cohen of Wausau is spending
few days in the city. experimenting
the packing and shipping of the stock
of the Leader store, of which he is
part owner. The stock will be
shipped to Wausau and may later be
placed in new store which the COM
pany expects to open in some other
place.-StevenS Point Journal.
President J. E. Jones of Portage, of
the Chicago & Wisconsin Valley Inter
urban road, says that the road will
| surely be built; that the company is
now operating street cars in Portage
and the road will be built between
that city and Madison this year. We
hope this will prove true and that the
road will eventually be built up the
valley. But when? They have
talked this now for three years.
The Rexall Club of Wisconsin
| held 4 meeting in Milwaukee last
| week. AT its closing session Thurs
| day afternoon E. A. Kruger of Mari
nette. man who made Wausau his
| home until he grew 70 manhood and
a son of VIM. A. Kruger, was elected
| president of the club. Bert Schwan-
/ berg of this city, was chosen chair
man of one of the standing commit
tees.
On Thursday evening the Wausau
| b. z. O. Elks held its annual meet
ing, electing the following officers for
the ensuing year:
Exalted Ruler-G. w. Borowitz.
Est. L. XII. A. Kiefer.
| G1Sl. lSON. NJ. - fAOOtCs
Est. Lee. XIV. e. ShymanSki.
Sec.-H. L. Sclfuier,
/ Treas. +. komers.
/ Delegate to Grand Lodge-G S.
/ Giffin.
Alternate-F. z. Schneider.
| The banks or this city received
several days ago installments of the
new unartistic designed nickels. If
there is any merit in the new design
we fail to see it. On the diverse side
is the head of old WabakaniSh, has
been Chippewa of this locality, and
on the reverse side a he buffalo,
both of which are of abnormal size
for the size of the coin. However,
they will answer for contributions or
for beers, if you are inclined to rid
your person Of an accumulation.