Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-07-21
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name.
The Wausau Street Railroad Co,
has been making improvements upon
its track which runs on Fourth
street, between Scott and Washing
ton.
Chromaster, Speer & Swarthaut,
architects of this city, have been
awarded the contract for the erection
of new school building in Lincoln
county.
The pulpit of the NJ. E. church Will
be filed on July 26th and Aug. I'd by
DIR. W. S. Naylor and Aug 9th and
10th by Rev. Trevor, and Aug. I'D
and Both by DR.. Nayior.
N. H. Bells has finally concluded
to own home of his own, for himself
and family, and has Therefore pur-
chased the residence and grounds of
f. R. Becker, at 9l2 Fulton street.
Raymond Heise of Rib Falls, ar
rested some weeks ago on statutory
charge, had his examination in Justice
Larner's court Tuesday and was held
for trial at the next term of circuit
court. his bail bond being fixed at
$500.
The Wausau dentists, who went to
the state convention of dentists at
Fond du Lac, asked for the conven-
ton to be held at Wausau next year.
The request was granted and the con-
vention will be held in Wausau in
July, 1915.
Christ Franzen of, Stratford, ex-
chairman of the county board of sup
ervisors, is coming out for the office
of assemblyman of the first district
in this county. Mr. Franzen is well
qualified for the office and very popu-
lar in his district.
Dr. E. M. Sullivan, president of the
Wisconsin Society of Veterinary Grad
yates, will head delegation from
Milwaukee at the convention at Wau-
sau, July - and % The State Socie-
ty of Veterinarians, which seeded
three years ago, meets later at
Waupaca.
l.. +. Sargent, son of Len Sargent
of us Washington street, has pur-
chased the Electric theatre, reprinted
and remodeled the exterior and in
terror and refitted it generally for che
pleasure and enjoyment of his patrons.
When you are down town or visit the
city, step in and see his pictures, for
one dime only.
The new Episcopal church is to go
forward very rapidly. The new foun-
dations are to be laid soon, the exca-
yation being planned for three weeks
from Monday, the Goth. There will
be services on the 10Th and 26th and
then there will be an adjournment
until some time in AugustA
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BLANCHE ARMSTRONG,
Phone 1911. If sic Mcclellan st
Chas. Weinfeldt was again success
full in gaining second place in the
amount Of insurance written and first
place, in the securing of the largest
number of policies the past year for
the Northwestern Life Insurance
company of Milwaukee. This makes
the fifth consecutive time that Mr..
Weinfeldt has won the same honors.
The Marathon Electrical Manu-
featuring company's plant is nearing
completion. The carpenters are build
ing partitions, etc., as the old expert
mental station needed repairing and
partitioning. The big machines are
all installed and the building is wired
and equipped with motors and lights.
The operators will begin the middle
of August. The manager expects to
begin shipments by the first of Sep
TENDER
Active work has begun on the west
side public road between Wausau and
Merrill. +. +. Damon, who has late
ly returned home temporarily, from
Savanna, Ca, has been appointed
superintendent of grading on that
highway, is employing eight teams,
scrapers and men and calling for
more, in grading and in preparing the
road bed for the macadamizers, which
is in charge of Jesse Clark, as 81. per-
'atendent, both of whom are rushing
the work as speedily as possible and
are succeeding admirably.
The following is list of Wausau
people attending the summer school
at the Stevens Point Normal: Irene
Andrews, Alta Bean, Myrtle Breitrick.
Agnes Bessey, Estelle Berger, Emily
Chubbuck, Alta Colby, Ida Doleschal.
Alice Gleason, Erna Haupt, Esther
Hildebrand, Mabel Jones, Charles w.
johnson, Mildred JedamuS, Eleanor
koppa, Esther Luebchow, Margaret
Lombard, Edna Molter, Delos Prehn,
Joseph Pope, Helda Peterson, Lydia
Strege, Ruth Tobey, Minnie Thomp-
son, Jane VanAdestine, Veneta Wolfe
and Erna zimmerman.
Despondent because she could not
find work, Hattie zimmerman, aged Is
years, tried to commit suicide Tuesday
afternoon by taking strychnine- The
girl visited her sister, Ida, working as
a domestic at 93S Cambridge avenue.
The two went to find position for
Hattie hut were unSupcaSSful The