Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-06-23
National German American Bank


| The Wausau-Merrill employees pic
mic, which was to have been held at
Tagesyille Sunday, was postponed
on account of rain.
4 The Reams Motor Car Co. hereafter
will be known as tie Wausau Motor
Car Co., P V. O. anyechten, pro-
prietor, where he will always be
found in his courteous ways ready to
serve you at his popular place of
| business.
The weather has been so cold the
past week that many have talked of
making trips to the south, that they
| might be1able to get out doors logged
out in their summer clothes While
there has been no frost everybody has
been wearing winter clothing.
Ray IN md Heise of che town of Rib
Falls, who was arrested and brought
to this city Wednesday, on statutory
charge, was before Justice Larner
T the same day fora hearing The case
was postponed until next Friday, the
defendant giving bail bond of 5000
for his appearance on that day for
Trial.
The Wausau Canning company is
about ready to open up for business,
at least as soon as the pea crops are
ready for picking. The management
has been busy of late in overhauling
the plant, and when the wheels are
in motion again and the developing
crop a success the company hope for
larger output than ever before.
Edward, the two year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper NIinton, of the
town of Weston, passed away Satur-
day following an illness of one week.
The funeral was held at the home of
Albert Telling, 1872 Washington
street, yesterday, the Rev. j. M.
Duer conducting the service. Burial
was made in Pine Grove cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lamotte, Sr.
made business trip to Rhinelander
Tuesday to let contracts for the re-
modelling of their residence which Mr.
Lamotte recently bought in that city.
They expect to make Rhinelander
their home after next fall, as their
summer resort is now managed by j.
A. Lamotte, Minocqua Times.
Although nomination papers for
county, state and legislative offices
can now be taken out and circulated,
no aspirants in this locality, in favor
of serving the dear people, have as
yet signified their intention or are
making any effort to enlighten the
public on that momentous subject.
Get busy, gentlemen-don't be timid
Nothing doing yet for general
celebration of the coming Fourth of
July, Independence day, when every
one should get out and celebrate the
Nations greatest holiday. 1t is yet
time to bestir ourselves and get up
monster. Who will take the initia-
tlNO diIO CiAIASO ouAhSitiiO CuOIuSidoll1
to make it an event of considerable
significance
Plans are making for the attend
ance of a large delegation of Toma-
hawk folks at the Wausau Chautau-
qua, which will open Sunday and
continue for eight days. DIR. j. ID.
Cutter, president of the Tomahawk
Chantauqua, is making the effort to
get up large party to 20 to Wausau,
for at least one day, by automobile
and train. Leader, Tomahawk.
A most appreciative audience lis
tened to the Culp lectures presented
oy Gen. Kellogg Circle No. 80, Ladies
of the G. A. r., and Gen. Cutler Post,
6. A. r., of this city cooperating
with the National Society for Broad
er Education was given at the Uni
verss.list church on Friday and Satur-
day. S. B. Tobey introduced the lee
Curer, DIR. w. T. Sherman Culp, PHI.
d., who gave very interesting lectures
on "Men and Women Friday even
ing, and Saturday afternoon 1.-THE
Happy Child, and "Those Who Win"
Saturday evening. DR.. Culp is very
able lecturer and was well worth