Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-05-12


Commencement Gifts at Collie's
! Book Store. adv
Judge A. H. Reid is building new
cement walks about his premises.
A number of young people enjoyed
picnic at Forest Park Saturday.
The police call boxes have received
new coats of blue paint and Look
''swell'' in their new raiment.
Judge A. H. Reid has appointed
Arthur II. Shumaker, of Eau Claire,
assistant court reporter.
1t is pretty certain that Mr.. and
Mr.. James McCrossen of Pasadena,
Cal, will soon come to Wausau on a
visit.
Edward Pophal the 22-years-old son
of Fred Pophal of the town of Texas,
has been missing since May 4th and
up to noon today no trace of hiai can
be found
A new dog catcher is now on the
job, the former having been relieved
The name of the new catcher has not
been divulged, for reasons not allowa-
BILE for disclosure at the present time.
ST. Martha's Guild will have sale
at the home of Mrs. r. E. Parcher a
week from Saturday, May l6ta.
Rugs, aprons and other articles Of
fancy work will be for sale. Light
refreshments will be served. adv
The II. E. McEachron Co.'S new
steel water tank is gradually going
up and will soon be ready for the
dome. 1t makes quite slightly OBJ
ject in its locality-at the west end
of the Scott street bridge.
The call for wall paper is still the
family topic of conversation. Moth
ing freshens and brightens the interior
of home so well as wall paper, and
@. c. Pier is showing newest designs
in hundreds of pleasing patterns. adv
Judge A. A. Helms of Merrill, died
last night, at the home of his daugh-
ter, in Clintonville. Wis. He will oe
buried at Merrill on Friday afternoon
Mr.. Helms is an old resident of Mer-
rill and one very highly honored and
esteemed.
Circuit court was busy all day Satur.
day granting citizenship to applicants,
Judge James Wickham of Eau Claire,
presiding in place of Judge A. III
Reid who was necessarily engaged at
the Lincoln term of circuit court in
Merrill.
The pinkeye af1l icted horses at the
Third street engine house have en-
tirely recovered from their ailment
and are on regular duty apparently as
we'll as ever Luckily no long hurry
up fire calls were recei we'd during
their indisposition.
w. f. Collins has rented the home
Oll 01COlCitotl SNICCO 10 OWAfCN
by Mrs. NJ. Macdonald and lately
vacated by A. A. Babcock. Mr.. Col
Inns expects to move as soon as the
house is ready for occupancy, which
will be within few days.
ION Friday next the third annual
meeting of the Employers Mutual
Liability company win be held in
this city. The terms of G. f.
Steele. Walter Alexander, w. w,
Vincent, w. E. Brown, VIM. A.
Fricke and L. X. Baker, On the board
of directors will expire and. n election
viii be held to elect successc
Catherine Schreiner, a girl of about
u years, was found in an unconscit ms
condition at the lower end of Wash Z
il.ston street at one O'Clock yesterday
morning. When found her clothing to
her waste was wet and dripping, as
though she had been wading in the
river for some reason or other. She
was restored to her parents and has
entirely recovered from her experience
Fred Jawort, City, user of our most
valuable antiseptic and healing tab
lets, says about them: The biggest
results, of any money ever invested,
received when / bought your tablets
The most powerful, yet harmless rem
edy for throat, catarrh, lungs, stom
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let. Its uses are practically unlinlit
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cleansing and tonic effect upon al
sick or diseased tissues internally s.nt
externally. Ask fer free circulars
Should be in your home.
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