Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-05-18
SHORT ITEMS.
Neuman Bells is building an addi-
ton on to his home,

] Neuman Bells is building an addi
ton on to his home.
The fifth celebration of the dedica
tion of the new ST. Stephens church
vas celebrated last Sunday by ap
propriate services.
William Anderson. auditor for the
Wausau, Street Railroad Co, has
fully recovered from his Illness and
is able to be at work again.
August Hoffman of Rib Falls paid
a fine and costs of $3.50 in justice
court Saturday afternoon, on admitted
guilt of assault and battery.
The Central Wisconsin Press associ-
alton which lakes in many of the
northern counties of Wisconsin, will
meet in Wausaa on the Is of June.
DR.. G. Rood, of Stevens Point, was
avictim in runaway in that city last
Monday and quite badly injured. is
about again. No bones were broken.
Base ball games in this city were
off Sunday, rainy weather preventing
the playing of the national game,
much to the displeasure of players
and fans.
The fourth annual meeting of the
members of the Employers Mntual
Liability Insurance Company of Wis
consin will be held at the company's
offices in this city on Friday May 2lst.
E. d. Clapps, the highway COM
missioner, and family will occupy the
L. NJ. Duncan home on Grant street
and Mr.. Duncan and family will live
on their farm at the foot of Marshall
hill.
st. Monica's Society of st. James,
church gave spring supper at st.
James hall last Tuesday evening
The tables were prettily decorated
with apple and plum blossoms. The
supper was a success
A large number of visitors from
neighboring cities and towns were
present at the opera house Friday
evening, to witness the play "The
New Henrietta" one of Americas
brightest comedies.
Carnations free to all lady
callers on Anniversary Day,
Saturday, May y, at Wiech-
mann's Pharmacy, o919 steps
from P. ..
The Knights of Columbus have
elected delegates to the state conven-
tion to be held in MarinetUe in June
as follows: r. NJ. Frawley, William
Schlaefer, ]. d. Stockwell, P. T.
Stone and James Riley.
Mosinee has one of the best base
ball teams in the county. The game
with the Lumberjacks of this city,
week ago Sunday, was very even and
very soon the club will come to Wau-
sau to play return game.
Chas. f. Weinkauf, formerly of this
city, writes from Boise, Mont, that
''we have fine weather since March
1st. The fruit crop is going to be
fine as the danger of a heavy frost is
past. Business is picking up"
BUSINESS LoTs-On Grand avenue
fast growing section, $50 per front
foot. Good opening for drug store,
garage, butcher shop, general store,
bakery. Best real estate investment
in city. so down and So month.
Dunn & Wehrley. adv
Ants, as large as good-sized mouse
and perhaps trifle smaller, have
pounced down upon US in swarms
during the past few weeks of warm
weather. Instead of swatting flies,
the whole population of Wausau and
vicinity have been swatting ants.
Where do they come from, anyway?
At the Safety Round table at the
city hall Thursday evening DR.. Joseph
Smith gave an address on ''The First
Aid to the Injured which was
listened to with great interest. DR..
w. Zellisch demonstrated the use of
a lungmotor and G. w. Price of the
Wisconsin Industrial commission gave
a brief address.
The Wisconsin Valley improvement
company held its annual meeting on
Tuesday in this city and among other
business the following directors and
officers were reelected:
Directors L. NJ. Alexander, Port
Edwards; Walter Alexander and G.
d. Jones, Wausau; w. E. Brown,
Rhinelander; A. NJ. Pride, Toma-
hawk; George A. Whiting, Menasha,
Isaac P. Witter, Grand Rapids.
Officers: President w. E. Brown;
vice-president, Walter Alexander; sec