Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-27

st. Stephens church school Friday
evening, by the church band
A heavy rain visited Wausau and
vicinity at noon today. 1t was a
warm rain and there was no wind or
electric disturbances with it, so it
did great amount of good
1t makes it very inconvenient for
us to fill your order for an extra piece
or roll of wall paper purchased here,
unless you bring sample with YOU
%. G. Callies, paint, oils and wall
paper merchant. adv
We notice by a circular sent out by
the Chicago Boys camp, conducted
by the Y. NJ. G. A, that Frank III T..
Mumm, physical director of the North
Ave. Dept, Chicago, will act as camp
manager at Michillinda, Mich. 1t is
one of the best positions which the Y
of that city has to offer.
Heretofore, Wausau mas had some
very beautiful street decorations, but
nothing which made lasting i'm
preston. The decorations this year,
for the G. A. r. encampment, will be
so striking that visitors will carry
away with them a picture which will
not be easily forgotten.
Last Wednesday evening there was
a good roads meeting held at the
Wausau high school, which was large
ly attended and spirited discussions
were had, which were very instructive.
There were pictures shown of street
and road making which added much
to the success of the meeting.
Miss Corinne Schlegel, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. III. T. Schlegel, was
operated on at Hood Samaritan hospi-
tai in Los Angeles yesterday morning
for appendicitis. DIR. Schlegel has
received message that his daughters
operation was successful and that she
is getting along as well as can be ex-
pected. Miss Schlegers mother is
with her at Los Angeles.
Manager Cone gave the people of
Wausau very fine treat last Satur-
day afternoon and evening, the fam
Gus comedy, Potash and Perlmutter.r
1t was surely an "up-to-date garment
in three pieces, trimmed with thous-
and laughs and guaranteed to fit all
sizes and ages" The opera house
was crowded and was a most remark
able combination of tears, of comedy
and heart interest.
DR.. j. II. Tippett and DR.. w. ID.
Marsh of Appleton; Rev. J. r. Bulley
and Rev. w. A. Newing of Green
Bay; Rev. W. Wilson of Clintonville;
Rev. G. II. Slater of Shawano; Rev.
a.. c. Calhoun of New London; Rev.
E. ]. Symons of Oconto Falls, and
Rev. Morris l.. Eversz, who had been
attending the NJ. E. conference at
/ Rhinelander, spent Thursday in Wau-
sau with Rev. Richard Evans.
! Elaborate preparations are being
made for the reception and entertain
ment of the G. A. r. state encamp-
ment members and visitors in this
city during the coming month OF
June by the several committees in
charge. The one great, grand thing
about the arrangement is that har-
mony with big II prevails among
| our citizens in general and every one
is entering into the spirit of the mat
ter hand in hand with the greatest
enthusiasm, which is premonition
of unbounded success in every parsi-
cular, and which will be an inspiring
scene, the like of which may never
again be witnessed in Wausau.
A meeting of the local plumbers
was held at the mayors Office in the
city hall Thursday evening at which
Mayor Ringle, b. c. Gowen, city
engineer, and number of the former
were present. The subject of the
discussion had was the question Of
appointing a practical plumber as in
spector of all city work in the line Of
plumbing and drains, the plumbers
contending that practical one, o.
their number in the city should b,
appointed and that the appointe'
should devote his entire time TO tn,
work at a fixed salary. The mayo
stated that proposed ordinance Ia.
been prepared for the councils adop
ton, providing that the state cod,
shall be adopted by the city and tia
the city engineer be appointed to en-
force its provisions. The entire mat
ter is 20 be taken up at the mex
meeting of the council.