Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-13
SHORT ITEMS.

The Chicago Business college opened
its summer term yesterday.
Merrill has resolved to pave its
Main and West Main streets with
brick.
The treasurer of Rhinelander has
been reported short by auditors tothe
amount Of over $1,000.
HOUSE FOR RENTAL modern con-
veniences. Inquire of G. H. EIcke-
meyer, Phone No. 1897. IT,
The C. NJ. & St. P. Ry. Co. started
a large crew of men at work on repair
work on its Gleason line from Merrill
NJ. Secor has rented the home lately
occupied by w. G. Landon and family
and will take possession in Septem-
Der.
Mrs. C. H. Peth was operated on
for appendicitis last Tuesday at the
General Hospital and is improving
rapidly.
Robert Bauer, of Amigo. while at
tempting to board a train at Thorpe,
Wis, had his foot cut off above the
ankle.
The Lincoln Hotel at Merrill has
been sold to E. & NJ. Gerow of Peters
burg, Florida, who are now in pos
session.
The Mosinee school building is to
have extensive Improvements made
before the fall opening. They will
cost $4,000.
The forty-fourth annual convention
of the Wisconsin State Dental society
meets in OconOmowoc on
Is, IA and Is.
Neal Brown has been confined TO
his home of late by an attack Of i'll
ness. The latest is that he is con-
siderably improved.
DIR. B. F. Conlin has been under
going a short siege Of illness at St.
Mary's hospital during the past week.
Latest advices are that he is now
convalescing.
The equipment of the Amigo Bust
ness college, which was purchased by
the Wausau Business college, has
been shipped to Wausau and added
to the equipment of the latter.
'Tim" Lennon a native of Portage
county and who lived for many years
carrying on logging on an extensive
scale, died very suddenly at North
Yakima, Wash, recently of apoplexy
$500, 900 is to be distributed by the
government, among the Indians OF
Odannah and Bayfield,: as a result OF
| the approval Of the allotment list
by the secretary of the interior. 1t
will be shared by $50 persons.
NJ. J. Cawley has disposed of his
place of business, at l0l Clinton street,
to John Winetzke and purchased the
saloon of Cawley Bros, on the corner
Of Third and Washington streets and
both parties are now occupying those
| establishments.
A bathing beach has been arranged
| at the pavilion at Rothschild by the
Street r. r. Co. which can be used
| by children as well as adults. Much
sand has been hauled in and two
| toboggans erected, excellent booths
| have been built and everything made
convenient for bathers.
Word was received here on Sunday
announcing the arrival of girl at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T
Ericsson of Chicago. Mrs. Ericsson
will be remembered as Miss Gretchen
Rudebusch, who was formerly a
teacher in the Wausau high school.
| Mr. Ericsson is employed in the Chi
cago branch office of the Curtis and
Yale Co. of this city.
Cawley Bros, who have been in the
liquor business in this city for the
past % years, having sold out to NJ. j
! Cawley, have gone into the real estate
and loan business. They have open
ed an Office over Otto Mueller's jew
elry store where they may be found at
all times prepared to meet and serve
all enquiring friends. They are hon.
Orable and worthy gentlemen to meet
and can be depended upon in all re-
| spectS.