Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-06-01
SHORT ITEMS.

| VerSary sale next saturday
The Marathon county school of
Agriculture closes on Friday, June
9Th.
A trout was caught at Medford
the other day which weighed nine
pounds.
Rev. F. H. Brigham of Appleton
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress at Wild Rose.
The two daily papers of Ashland
have been consolidated, The News
and the Daily Press.
Every one should go to Schwan-
berg's drug store Saturday, June 9Th
his fourth anniversary sale. adv
The annual address before the
Mosinee high school was delivered by
Rev. John Lloyd on Thursday even
ing.
Now is the accepted time to arrange
for a big Fourth of July celebration
for Wausau. This is the 1st of June,
remember.
The Ladies' Auxiliary has secured
Miss Elizabeth Pfendorf of Milwau-
kee for nurse at the Intirmary. She
will arrive today.
Rev. J. j. Brennan will deliver the
baccalaureate address before st.
Francis parochial school at Merrill on
Sunday evening next.
Rasmus Jorgeuson of Rosholt, Wis,
Portage county, committed suicide
last Wednesday. He was sc years of
age and was undoubtedly insane.
The street car bumped into an
auto which was passing across Third
street along Scott st. last Thursday.
The machine was only damaged
slightly.
William Ebert, of the town of
Ringle, has begun suit in circuit
court for a divorce from his wife,
Sophia Ebert on grounds of alleged
desertion.
Louis A. Necker who has been
clerking in F. Wiechman's drug store
has purchased drug store in Water
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Necker departed
for their new home on Thursday.
The Paine Lumber Co. of Oshkosh,
is very far from being insolvent. The
business was placed in the hands of
receiver for a limited time. Some
time since and the report just made
public shows the company have assets
amounting to 81, 1896, 900 and liabilities
in the sum of S1,2OO,OOO.
James McCrossen of Pasadena, CAL,
is the guest of relatives in this city
and at Rural. Mr.. McCrossen is
eighty-seven but looks like tifty-seven.
He was a resident of Rural in pioneer
days and later resident of Wausau
for many years where he is still
financially interested.-Wa upaca Re-
publican.
The summer camp for Wisconsin
girls, maintained at the Chain O.
Lakes, Waupaca, by the Wisconsin
Sunday School Association will open
for two periods this year, from July 8
to 22d, and July % to Aug. 5th. Last
year seventy-fve girls were enrolled
in the camp, which is called Camp
On-isch-o-la-wa and is located on the
north end of Onaway Island.
1t seems to the general observer
that some attention should be paid
TO Mcclellan street before Encamp-
ment week, especially that portion of
the street between Fourth and Fifth,
which is a disgrace to that locality
and the city in general. The street
commissioner would do well to take
look at it and see and think what he
concludes to do about its REPAYMENT.
At the present time painters and
decorators are busily occupied in i'm
proving the interior and exterior,
from basement to attic and from
surface to dome of the Hotel North
ern, in preparation for and occupancy
during the G. A. r. Encampment.
New furniture and fixtures are also to
be added to the house for the better
convenience and accommodation of
their patrons then and at all times.
Ferdinand Kluckman, a resident of
the town of Hewitt, was before Justice
Larner's court Thursday afternoon to
answer to a charge of assault and
battery, his victim being Mrs Edna
Bauer and his offense being the push
ing and striking of Mrs. Bauer, the
wife of neighbor with whom he had
some trouble of but slight conse-
quence. Klukman plead guilty and
his fine and costs were $50 which he
paid.
The commencement exercises of the
Marathon County School of Agricul-
ture will be held next Friday even
ing. j. A. Jones of the state univer-
sity will deliver the address, and B.
E. Walters, president of the County
Board of Education is to present the
diplomas. Those who will graduate
are Elizabeth Jung, Ruth Livernash,
Agnes Steder, Frances Woodward,
Martin Heise, Arnold Heise, Arnold
Johnson, Leonard James and Frank
Malone.
The editors of Wisconsin gathered
in Madison on Wednesday and held
three days session. 1t was designed
to have the largest crowd ever and
to that end three state organizations
co-operated in the conference.-the
Wisconsin Press Association, Wiscon-