Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-08-04
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Magdalena Mohr will teach
in the grades at Park Falls the COM
ing year.
Miss Mary Sturtevant has accepted
position as domestic science teacher
at Pewaukee for the coming school
year.
There were no services at the Uni
versalist church Sunday. Rev. w.
II. Gould gave the Sunday sermon at
the Tomahawk chautauqua
The Frank Winninger company
day evening. departing from this
city to that place Saturday morning
From Wednesday evening until
Friday evening state convention of
Young Peoples societies was held. at
the German Baptist church in this
city.
Miss Halle Haskin, librarian of the
w. III. S. library, has taken up the
work of assistant in the Wausau Pub
lie library in the absence Of the regu-
lar librarian, who is on her vacation.
Poole PianosZA most beautiful
style of case with a lusGrous artistic
finish and with a tone and power that
is seldom found in other pianos. For
sale by c. III. Ingraham, ieweler. ad
The creates. of all Trained Wild
Animal acts, is the big Herr Dries
hibited twice GaiIy with Gollmar
Brothers Greatest of American Shows.
a B. Miller, manager of the carni-
val that showed here the past week,
was arrested Friday afternoon on the
complaint of one of his employees. He
pleaded guilty and paid a fine and
costs of $1,000.
The time for filing nomination
papers for candidates who expect to
be on the ticket for the primaries ex-
pired on the 31st of July, leaving only
thirty days for the primary campaign,
which this year it is thought will be
rather a strenuous affair
In the list of those who graduated
at the close of the Stevens Point
normal summer session on Friday ere
the names of Miss Judith Wadlei2h,
who teaches drawing in our city
schools, and Miss Minnie Thompson,
who teaches in the Marathon County
Training school.
E. G.. Kretlow, one OF Wausau's
tried and true democrats, is candi-
date for the democratic nomination
of member of assembly in the Second
district of Marathon county, A. j..
Plowman of Elderon, has withdrawn
his candidacy on the same ticket and
for the same office.
John Weisbrod, who was injured
in an accident in the town of Rib
Falls few weeks ago and who had
been taken to st. Mary's hospital
for treatment, having sufficiently re-
covered was let out Wednesday and
takeE to his home in this city.
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BLANCHE ARMSTRONG,
Phone 1911. TT SIC Mcclellan st
A cablegram received Saturday
evening from Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hem
emann states that they are in Frank
fort, Germany, and are detained there
on account of the war situation in
that country. Mr.. and Mrs. Heine-
mann are we'll and happy and will re-
main in Frankfort until passage can
be secured for their homeward voyage.
The local Y. NJ C. A. has been sub
iected to considerable Inconvenience
of lace. New plumbing had been in
stalled and taking into consideration
| that no baths could be had and that
| the steam often filled the rooms with
vapor, we most heartily commend
the Y. NJ. G. A. officers for their
consideration in the matter.
+. o. Croker has taken the agency
for nursery stock along with his land
business. All stock is grown in Wis.
! consin at Fort Atkinson ANY one buy.
| ing stock from him can be sure it
will grow, as it is on the road only q
day, and does not dry out like stock
| coming from New York. You can
place your orders pow for spring
| delivery.
Sixth street north of WauSau
avenue is now being repaired. TIKI
has been bad piece of road very
fat and full of mud holes. The roaC
is being graded. By blowing up three
or four burrows on each side, anC
then scraping the dirt up to the cen
ter of the road and smoothing it of
makes a very good road, the next
thing to being paved.
! Among the many new and sensa
tional features with Gollmar Bros
Shows, Miss Driesbock holds first
place. This fearless young lady actually
puts her head in monstrous lion:
mouth, and finishes her performance
| by feeding them raw meat from he
naked hand. Miss Driesbock ha:
twelve of the king of all beast!
trained to do her every beck and call
Preparations are still going on fol
the approaching county fair. The
| grounds as before stated are to bt
electrically lighted ano open during
| the week in the evenings only
| tine grounds but the buildings a!
well-for the accommodation AND
| pleasure of the public. w. r. John
son received the contract last Tues
lday afternoon to furnish the lights
/ He will shortly begin work on same
Gov. McGovern on Monday of last
week commissioned Frank n. Drake
| of this city as second lieutenant Of
Co. G, Third Infantry, Wisconsin
| National Guard and isa deserved com
| pliment to good soldier Mr.. Drake
was the youngest member of thu
| company during the Spanish meri
can war and has been and preceding
| that war an esteemed member of thi:
organization,
As the law is construed by secretary
| of state, candidates must file, or mail
their expense statements on or before
the second Saturday after the first
disbursement, and. on or before the
second Saturday of each month fol
| lowing; also, on the Saturday before
the primary, and final statment OF
the whole within thirty days after
primary, as per section $40 and IS 43c
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