Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-20
SHORT ITEMS.


spending several days in the city
guest at the B. E. Jones home
Grand Rapids Tribune.
Next Sunday the Lutheran singing
societies of Merrill. Grand Rapids,
Marshfeld and Wausau will give a
a Sangerfest at Grand Rapids.
Mrs. A. W. Prehn and little daugh-
ter Ruth, of Wausau, are guests Of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Magee.-Shawano Advocate.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
lions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates. SIC Mcclellan St.
Phone 1911. n24-tf
The Marathon County bank people
have excavated the street in front Of
it's building and are building a new
cement sidewalk theron and the
same kind Of a walk on the south
side of its premises.
Mrs. William Kuckuk received a
telegram stating a daughter had been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Etter Of
Wimbledon, Y. D., Friday morning,
July 9th. Mrs. Kuckuk left for
Wimbledon Monday morning.
Miss Rachel Hudson of Wausau is
employed at the Office Of the NekOOSa
Edwards paper company at Port
Edwards for a few weeks while some
of the stenOgraphers are taking their
annual newfoundland Rapids
Tribune.
The Wausau Lumber company of
Rib Falls has increased its capital
stock from 100000 to $3.50, 900. The
company has still some large timber
holdings where its mill is located and
has done a remarkably large amount
of business since its location there.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Livingston who have been So
jOurning in California for the past
nine months, states that they left
Los Angeles for Wisconsin the 18th.
They will spend a few days at the
Expeditions and will arrive home the
last of the month.
c. F. Ogden, secretary of the Y
NJ. G. A, and family have moved
from their former dwelling place,
522 Harrison boulevard, to their new
home grounds on Emerson street,
to enjoy camp life until their new
dwelling place, in course Of cOnStruc-
ton, is completed.
The tenth annual convention of
Wisconsin Paid Firemen's associa-
zion will be held in Marinette, August
3, and 5. The Wausau delegates
are to appear in the program for a
talk on Chow Can We Develop Our
Association to the Highest Plane Of
Usefulness and Efficiency ?"
H.H. Wilson and family and the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wilson, of Rockford, ILL.,,
went up to HaZelhurst Wednesday,
to enjoy cottage life during the out
ing season. The first named gentle
man will devote a share Of his time
there and to his business here.
Mrs. A. Mcintyre was elected
treasurer of the State Federation,
w. r. G. at the recent meeting at
Wausau. Waupaca members of the
order have requested that we note
their appreciation of the hospitality
extended to the delegates by the peO-
pie of Waupaca Post.
The sawmill of the Brooks & Ross
Lumber company at Schofeld, which
for some time last had been running
only on the day tour, started up with
q night shift last week and will con-
tinue to run d double crew until fall.
at least. This has given steady en-
pOyment TO q large number of men
and has made things seem pretty
lively in the vicinity of SchOield.
From Los Angeles paper we learn
that MIR. and Mrs. Charles Winninger
are in that city and will shortly ap-
pear on program given at the jubi-
lee Of the Booster Club of Los Ange-
les. A number of other noted artists
will appear on the program. Mrs
Winninger, whose stage name is
Blanche Ring, is a celebrated vaude-
vile artist. Mr.. Winninger is a
Wausau boy and his friends here are
interested in his success.
The Wausau Industrial school
which has been maintaining summer
sessions in cooking and sewing for
about six weeks closed Friday. The
attendance has been quite successful,
the young ladies being divided into
three classes in cooking and sewing.
Miss Hanna and Mabel BrunStad of
Chippewa Falls and Miss Louise
Bates of MenOmOnie, the instructors,
returning to their homes. Septem-
Der It'll is the date set for re-opening
the school.
Friday afternoon two small boys
were stealing small green apples in
an orchard near the hospital. The
owner coming on the scene wished
to tell the boys that if they
would leave the apples alone I'M
til they got ripe he would give
them all they wanted to eat, as
he did not want them to break
the limbs. But the small boys
also saw him coming, and did not
care to be talked to. There was
short race, and the boys escaped.
Well, they were sorry in the small
hours OF the night.
Secretary Chellis, of the Advance
ment association, has been very busy
Of late marking the telephone poles
on the Wausau-MedfOrd road with a
white circle, passing north of Athens
TO form part of the White Circle route
from Milwaukee TO Duluth. Mr..
ChelliS left for BirnamwOod Friday
to mark out the White Circle route
from there TO this city, which COM
pletes the Red and White Circle
routes in Marathon county. He mas
also marked the telephone poles and
lamp posts in this city and further
work is to be completed later.
Forty Ways and More