Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-11

Many picnics are being held on
these fine days of summer.
The crop outlook in Marathon coun-
ty is now improving every day. .
Franklin and McIndoe streets are to
be repaired and tarred this season.
The dry weather is bleaching out
our lawns and much sprinkling has to
be done.
says clear and cooler tonight and to-
morrow.
Workmen finished oiling Merrill
avenue to the city limits yesterday
afternoon.
The warm weather has brought the
mosquito in all his glory and he is
very vigorous.
The Marathon County Medical asso-
citation will meet in this city on the
evening of the goth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Thorn have
returned from their trip and will soon
go to Amigo to make their home.
The Wausau Lumberjacks' baseball
team defeated the MOsinee nine Sun
day afternoon by a score of IA to 5.
The corner stone for the new gov
eminent building at Amigo is to be
laid about August 1st by the Masonic
fraternity.
"Schofeld" and the RED SOX" clubs
played ball at Schofield on Sunday af-
ternoon. The former won by a score
of 10 to 4.
Judge and Mrs. A. II. Reid and
daughter. Miss Jeanette, go to their
cottage at Hazelhurst on Wednesday
for an outing.
Many of the members of the Wausau
Eederkranz will attend the Saenger-
fest which will be held in Green Bay
next Saturday and Sunday.
The farmers are busy just now get
ting in their hay crop. The crop was
never better and the weather the past
week has been just what was wanted.
AT one o'clock this afternoon DR..
Trevitt's auto and a street car came
in contact on Third street. One of the
tenders of the auto was slightly bent
and the street car escaped without a
scratch.
The republican delegates elected to
the state conference to be held in
Madison tomorrow and the democrats
elected to the state conference to be
held in Milwaukee the same day. will
depart tonight.
Malcolm Secor, who has been i'll
! for some weeks. was taken to st
Mary's hospital yesterday, where he
underwent an X-ray examination
which developed displacement of the
vertebra. Proper appliances were put
on today. to permit the patient TO at
tend 10 his business and with care on
| his part will soon be himself again.
The city is apparently progressing
/ favorably with its street and road oil
ing proposition. Stewart avenue Is
| finished and now the Merrill roaC
has received its coat of the same mate
rial. Upon completion of the latter
! the same work viii begin on mor'
prominent streets and byroads, all O
! winch it is hoped will be successful
and meet with general approval.
-Four of the sixteen games in th'
Presidents cup contest were playet
AT the golf links at the Country clul
on saturday. The result was as fol
lows: A. p. WoOdson defeated ]. L
Sturtevant: DR.. r. W. Jones defeate'
lie. s. Gilbert: A. M. Evans defeate'
W. II. Thorn and W. W. Gamble de
feated W. (. Curtis. In the sweep
stakes w. f. Curtis won first plae'
and A. p. WoodsOn, ". W, Gamoi'
and A. NJ. Evans tied for second.
Among the local skat PLAYERS Wit
attended the National Skat Champion
Shin tournament in Milwaukee Sat
urday evening and Sunday morning
were. Hilmar Schmidt, z. c. kretloW
n. H. Gender, John Stark, E. G. Wen
kauf. Frank Seefeldt. Gus. Rlngle, r
p. Regner, John Anderson, Z. Tetz
/ Ian. r. Leistikow. ]. P. 4ager, n
Andaner. Thos. Klupka, Q. II. Amun
son and ]. H. Reiser. There wer
5000 players present. Three prize
were awarded this city.