Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-05-18
MEN WANTED.
Painters, call at Callies' Paint and
Wall Paper store, Jackson street.

Painters, call at Callies' Paint and
Wall Paper store, Jackson street.
Links for friendship bracelets at G.
F. Dunbar Co.'s store at regular
prices. adv
Stevens Point has jitney line in
operation, having commenced business
Oh Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Federated charaties meets this eve
ming in the court house.
The weather report for today is as
follows: "Fair tonight and Wednes-
day Heavy frost tonight"
The Wausau branch of the National
German American Alliance hold its
monthly meeting on Sunday after
noon at the Druids hall.
The twenty-sixth anniversary of
the Epworth League occurred on
Sunday and the services on Sunday
evening were in the hands of the
Leaguers.
The Liederkranz society has con-
cluded to remain at home this year,
instead of attending the annual Saen-
gerfest which is held at Kiel. Repre-
sentatives, however, expect to attend.
O. C. Callies' thanks the ladies for
their patronage, but still insists that
they come in the forenoon when
they wish tC purchase goods as the
afternoon rush makes it unpleasant
| for them. adv
We want your glassware business.
f, In order to get it we must show you,
in order TO show you, you must come
in and in order to sell you we give
you the price and that counts some.
&C. +. Dunbar Co. adv
On Wednesday evening, May 26th,
E. G. Dawley of Hiles; Otto Mueller of
this city; and R. E. Smith of Merrill,
will take their Commandery degrees,
and Sir Knights are requested to be
present on that evening.
The late frosts have put a severe
crimp in vegetation, particularly in
large fruits. Frank Deichs reports
that the apple and plum crops have
suffered severely, but he thought the
smaller fruit crop was not seriously
affected.
Free Surprise Bags to all
lady callers on Anniversary
Day, Saturday, May y. at
Wiechmann'S p harma cy,
6915 steps from P. O. adv
A man by the name of Jack Stieler,
engaged IS Bulgarian and Turk labor
ers in Chicago, to come to Stevens
Point and where he said he had plenty
of work for them. He charged each
sl5, or Whereabouts, for securing work
for them. The crowd were dumped
of at Stevens Point Monday morning
and they are there without work.
Steiler skipped out and cannot be
located, though detectives are after
him.
Four hungry fish lovers residing
near Stratford and answering TO the
names of Fred and August Hanne-
mann, Alvin Taves and VIM. Letfel
were arraigned in Justice Larner's
court yesterday forenoon, charged
with spearing fish in the Big Eau
Pleine river in the night time. All
plead guilty and each was assessed
a fine and costs of $3.50, which they
paid in full-s1l4.O0, and which was a
| good stroke of business for the court
on this occasion.
The John Eisen Council, No. 1893
Knights of Columbus, was organized
at Marshfield on Sunday, when DR.. K
NJ. Frawley and staff Of this city ex
emplified the first and second degrees
The initiation was in charge of r. c
Deutsch, district deputy, and about
sixty candidates received the thirt
degree. The initiation was followed
by a banquet, at which Patrick L
. Stone presided as postmaster. Some
of the speakers of the evening wer'
Ed. c. Kelly and Harry Kelly, o
Manitowoc; Judge VIM. Conway o
Grand Rapids; A. G. Felber, Marsh
J field, and r. c. DeutSch of This city
About $50 Knights attended the ban
quet.