Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-06-16


/ Closing out sa E Of millinery and
art goods. B. Jacob, 81 Third
street. adv
| Miss Kathleen Van Hecke Of Mer-
irill sang at tie funeral Of r.. S.
Dickens yesterday morning.
Mrs. Newman Bells is confined to
her home with neutrality-suspicious..
She is reported very much improved
TODAY.
"Lice Remedies for large and
small chicks, dry and in liquid form,
in any quantity at 0. c. Callies paint
store adv
Flag day was quite generally OBJ
served in Waussu last Sunday, the
stars and stripes being displayed in
every part of the city.
There will be no services at the
Pr esbyterian church next Sunday as
the church is being renovated A
new floor is being put in.
Ghildren's day was observed in
many of our churches on Sunday and
excellent programs rendered By the
little ones of the Sunday school.
We specialize in fne watch repair
ing. Let us clean and give your
watch first aid; it pays to take care
|of them. g. III. Ingraham, SIC. Third
street. adv
The license committee of the city
council, to pass upon the usual num-
Der os saloon licenses, which met last
evening, adjourned until Wednesday
evening.
Miss Ivogene Parcher, who was
Operated on at the General hospital
for appendicitis about two weeks ago,
lis recovering nicely and will he able
to leave the hospital this week.
Leander Swope has finally realized
the pleasure of his dreams-the secuT-
ing of the G. A. II. Encampment for
Nausau. He has been an enthusiast
on that subject for years and has
gladly had bis desire gratitied.
For riding his bicycle on side
walk and pleading guilty to the
ofsense, John Andreshak was fined
50 Coin Justice Lafners court yes
terday afternoon,
L.. G. Schneider, formerly an instruc-
tor in the Wausau high school. but
who has been physical director in the
Stevens Point Normal school, has ac-
cepted the position Of principal OF the
schools of Cumberland, Wis.
Fred Brand has gone to consider
able expense in fitting up his place Of
business in neat, tasty and substan-
tial style for the better accommoda-
tion of his guests and now has one of
the most attractive and popular re-
sorts in the city.
Word has been received in the city
that the families of Nathan Heine-
mann and Benjamin Heinemann are
travelling together in Vienna. The
friends of both gentlemen will be
pleased to learn that they are very
much improved in health.
The German Methodists had meet
ings at the Fair grounds from
Wednesday until Sunday evening
the past week. German Methodists
from Merrill and throughout the
country besides members of TIE local
church were in attendance.
There are several punches of alfalfa
on exhibition in The city showing
that this county can raise it in
abundance. One bunch can be seen
at the First National bank and the
other in the window at the jewelry
store of G. +. Dunbar & Co.
Thos. Wovtasik of Pike Lake
brought to the city yesterday morn
ming the carcass of a huge black bear
said to weigh abcuy 800 pounds and
when dressed $50, which he had shot
to death in field on his farm in that
town on Sunday afternoon. His bear
ship looked like an old settler and
looked like a formidable beast to
tackle in the open. Mr. Woytasik
disposed of him 10 II butcher.
Closing out sale of millinery and
art goods. Il. Jacob, 5ll Third
street. adv