Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-07-22
SHORT ITEMS.


first of the past week, is now much
improved.
The Hamilton Wooden Co.'s store
is closed, having recently gone into
bankruptcy.
The PILOT is indebted to Senator
w. w. Albers for copy of the Wis
consin blue book
"A sister of Mrs. John Donnelly.
Mrs. V. Campbell, died in Portland,
Ore, on Monday of last week.
James Fogarty has been sent to
the Northern hospital, Oshkosh,
where he will receive treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Hurley are oc-
cupying the residence lately purchased
from F. II. Pardoe on Grant street.
st. Paul's senior choir hold a picnic
at the yellow banks on the Eau
Claire river August 10th, going up in
boats.
The 1O1 Wild West show will be in
Wausau on the 7th of August The
first advertising car was in Wausau
on Thursday.
Fred Sexmith will erect home at
| the corner of Steuben and Eighth
streets. He has let the contract for a
handsome bungalow.
The appointment of Frank Leuschen
for postmaster of Marathon has been
confirmed and Mr.. Lueschen will take
possession on the lst of August.
On Sunday June 18th there will be
| a cash shower at the PRESBYTERIAN
| church by Rev. Bert Clifford. who
| goes to Tabriz, Persia, on the 18th of
| August.
Word has been received from ex-
mayor John +. Lamont, who is in
Australia settling up the estate of an
uncle. He will yet be absent for
some time.
Emil Manske is in the city visitidg
at his home. He comes from Atlanta,
Ga. He has been away for several
years following the business of a
plumber in the south.
The Northern Milling company is
installing the sprinkling system
throughout it's mill for fire protec-
ton, in case of a second visitation from
that element of destruction.
The Wheeler-Timlin Lumber Co. OF
Wausau and Chicago has dissolved as
a corporation. The business will be
continued as before as co-partner-
ship, Mr.. Wheeler handling the bus
mess In Chicago as before and Mr.
Timlin in Wausau likewise.
At the convention of agents, of the
| Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Il ar INV hnl6 in slxxY, Io~
week, Chas. Weinfeld of this city
secured the prize for having insured
the largest number of liveS-242, the
amount of insurance on that number
was S765,000.
John Alexander, who 'autoed here
from WauSau this week with A. A
Babcock, is some angler on short
notice. Yesterday he and Babcock
dropped their spoons in the Wisconse
at DEAD horse bend and Alexander
nailed a Bib musky. Were gone
from the Red Oak Resort less THAI
an hour.-Eagle River News.
Owners of automobiles or motor
cycles are advised not to exceed the
speed limits when entering or pass
ing through Stevens Point, or they
will be 'pinched" by the authoritie;
of that city. A couple of auto owners
of Wausau have had some late ex
perience in those respects and added
500 to the exchequer of that city.
Northern Wisconsin has no fault tt
find with the weather since July Sd
On the evening of that day it turned
cool and has been delightful eve
since on that score. 1t has beer
cloudy and we have had many storms
and rain but this can be endured
while intense heat, such as has beer
had down in Kansas, is tough or
humanity. At Clay Center, Kas., tn,
thermometer recorded lib; at Leaven
worth ITO and all over the state il
was at very nearly the same heat.
The knights of Columbus of Stew
ems Point will initiate new class O
candidates into it's society on Sunda,
July 9th. The candidates hail from
Wausau and neighboring towns, in
Guiding Stevens Point, and three de
grees will be exemplifed by teams
from Appleton and Grand Rapids
1t is expected that the following
members of the society of this CITY
will be present. DIR. r. NJ. Frawley
r. G. Deutsch, DR.. j. ID. Stockwell
Walter German, ]. Z. Reilly, Thos
| Malone, ThoS TaylOr and others,