Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-04-08
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

church
The school vacation ended last Sun
day and yesterday. all scholars re-
turned to work
Sunday was beautiful, cloudless
spring day, but with a chilly blast
from the north
April Ii to the 20 has been selected
to be observed as the week of prayer
in tile Presbyterian church.
Fred w. Genrich spoke at the Sun
day afternoon meeting at the Y. Nj.
G. a. His theme was Taking Stock.
FREE CARNATIONS to Lady callers
on 9Th Anniversary Day, Saturday,
April 18th, at Wiechmann's Phar-
macy. adv.
The Marathon Paper Mills Co. at
Rothschild has 100000 feet of logs
coming down Rib river from Hintz-
town.
Mrs. James Meehan of Milwaukee
is very i'll and not expected to recover.
Mrs. Meehan is well known to many
| in Wausau
/ The Wausau Brewery Co. has pur-
| chased a site on the west side south
of the fair grounds, in Kickbuschs
second addition.
Mrs. W. w. DeVoe was able to be
out doors for the first time on SatuI-
day after an illness of several weeks
with pneumonia.
Ladies' circle numo Der 4, of the First
Universalist church, will give an en-
tertainment in the church on the
evening of Tuesday, April 22d
The concert Friday evening April
18th, at the opera house will be the
great musical event of the closing
season. Secure your tickets. adv
The Daughters of Rebekah of the
18th district of Wisconsin met in this
city on Tuesday. There was quite a
large attendance from out of the city.
The city school teachers returned
to this city during the past week
| from their various homes where
many of them spent their weeks va
| cation.
The Trappe City band, with Buns
skiski and Schoefelbein will be on
| hand each day this week at Piers
| spring wall paper sale. Get that
there. adyt.
Tuesday was All FOOLS day and it
was lively time for Wausau. The
person that did not get fooled in one
way or another did not, get out on to
the street.
On the evening of Wednesday, April
10th, the Ladies' Aid society OF the
NJ E. church will give a supper for
| the men and women of the church at
/ 6:15 o'clock.
Ladies' circle number 4, of the Uni
Versalist church, will give an enter
tainment at the C'niversalist church
on Tuesday evening, April 22d Re-
member the date.
Knox Kreutzer, who is attending
the Ashville School for boys, will
not be able to be home this spring.
Friends have been expecting him for
some time but owing to the fact that
he has been i'll prevented his coming.
| Jim Woodlebrau, assistant secre-
| tary of the banana eaters minions of
| Mosinee and Annemira Koffeklatch,
president of the cat fandlesa society
| of Athens, were seen in our midst
yesterday buying wall paper at Piers.
| advt.
| Lamar Sexmith has sold his home
at the corner of McIndoe and Fifth
streets to Cyrus G. Yawkey. Mr.. Sex
| NTH will continue TO make his home
in Wausau, but will spend most of
the coming season with his son George
in Montana
| Rev. J. H. Ralston of the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago, was in the
city last Wednesday evening and gave
a free stereopticon lecture at the First
Presbyterian church. He was assisted
/. by male quartette trained for this
work. 1t was an entertainment en-
joyed by many.
James Cheverie has purchased from
Morgan Bros, automobile dealers, a
5-passenger Overland auto during the
past week. So also Simon Scham-
berger has purchased like car from
the same firm and they and their
families are at present enjoying the
possession of them.
The PILOT has received a note from
Minneapolis, conveying the informa-
tion that on the same evening Lulu
Jane AbercroBabie sang in this city,
Minneapolis music lovers were in the
ballroom of the Harrington listening
to Teddy KnutsOn sing. Mr.. Knutson
is former resident of this city. He
is receiving much laudatory press adj
vertising for bis remarkable bass voice
The state Law prescribing that all
berry and fruit boxes, crates and bar
rels shall be of standard sizes, con-
tanning full measures in pints, quarts,
ETC., is now in force. The law was
enacted two years ago and its rigid
enforcement delayed till March /,
1913, i'm order to enable fruit growers
to prepare for it by working off nom
standard packages which might have
come into their possession before the
enactment of the statute.
The new player piano presented
to the Y. NJ. G. A. by its boys has
certainly been appreciated by all and
it appears, the most by the boys who
presented it. ANY one boy over tif-