Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-08-11
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

The Christian Scientist subject for
next Sunday will be 'Soul."
The planning mill of the E. j Pfff-
ner Lumber Co. of Stevens Point,
was badly damaged by fire last Tues
day.
L. NJ. Nash has sold his large farm
near Grand Rapids, consisting of 300
acres. Good land will be picked up
lively now
Joseph Gawlik, six years old, of the
town of Plover, Portage county, lost
an eye by the explosion of a shot gun
shell last Friday.
The Amigo water plant has been
turned over to that city. Negotia-
tions have been pending for the
property for some time.
The Rhinelander Publishing COM
pany of Rhinelander, has commenced
the publication OF daily paper. The
first edition was issued on the 9Th of
August.
Gust Raduechel and Leo Lletz,
Wausau plumbers, are installing a
private water and electric lighting
system on the Blodgett farm at
Marshfeld.
The loss to the state fair associa-
tion by the burning of many Of its
buildings last week is figured at $780,,
600. The buildings will be rebuilt
and in readiness for the coming fair.
Poole Pianos-Some people think
they cost more on account of their
name. That is quite true, but by the
name all things are known. And
when we sell you the Poole name, we
will surely deliver you Poole Piano.
For sale by G. III. Ingraham, jeweler.
Do 1t Now: Subscribe for the Wom-
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Magazine. Special rates for limited
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BLANCHE ARMSTRONG,
| Phone 1911. If sic Mcclellan st
All messages sent to the old world
may be delayed in transit, on account
| of the war which is now in progress
| in Europe, so says the Union Tele-
graph company, and all offices in this
country have been notified to this
| effect; further that no code or cipher
| messages will be taken for foreign
countries.
The dry weather has made it neces-
| sary to give the county square a good
wetting down for several evenings
| the past week, much to the discom-
fort of the many who go there for
a brief rest during the hot days The
county authorities have done good
thing in making the square resting
place for the weary.
| The Gill-Dawley Lumber Co. and
| Upham & Agler have moved into the
new addition to the Mckinley build
ing and all connected are very proud
of their enlarged quarters. The En-
ployers l'utual Liability Insurance
| company has taken over the offices of
the above named concerns and the
latter company now occupy the en-
| tire first floor in its present location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Braeger and
sons, Zene and Milton, and Miss Lee
more Larson experienced a close call
from serious injury or perhaps death
| when the Ford car which they occu-
| pied turned turtle at point sixteen
miles this side of Amigo, Sunday
| The party were on Their way to Amigo
from this city and Mr.. Braeger was
| driving the machine when the acct
dent occurred. All were pinned under
the car but miraculously the only in
jury was suffered by Milton Braeger,
who received a fractured ankle. The
| auto was damaged to considerable
| extent.-Rhineland New North.