Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-06-05
SHORT ITEMS
Apple trees are in blossom.

SO 600 for the Y. NJ. G. A. war 1und.
Sunday was an ideal day; not too
cold nor too warm. but just delight
full.
J. Arthur Colombo has enlisted in
the navy and departed for Milwaukee
on Saturday evening.
Ed. Gehrke of Marathon City, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the German M. E.
church on Sunday morning.
The John Kiefer Furniture Com
pany repairs cane and upholstered
furniture. Phone 1909. adv. tt.
The street at the corner of Third and
Jefferson, which had to be dug up on
account of a broken main is being
repaired.
Ferdinand Kramm's case, statutory
charge, set for trial Thursday before
Justice Larner, was put over until
next Thursday.
The Wisconsin State Christian En-
deayor convention convenes at Mil
waukee June % to July 1. Delegates
from this city expect to attend.
Henry Lindahl was injured while
at work in the saw mill of the Wis
consin Box Co., last Saturday. One
leg was quite badly smashed up.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
lions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates, SIG Mcclellan st.
Phone 1871 n24tf
Ed. Buchmiller, who has been with
the B. Heinemann Lumber company,
has resigned his position to take
similar position with the Bueiow Lum-
Der Co., of Stanley, Wis.
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing in
great variety, to be found always at
Seim Brothers first class clothing
store. For men and boys always in
stock there. Opposite court house. ad
B. E. Walters, of Mosinee, while
driving in his automobile near Roth
schild, Friday evening, was run into
by George Fox of Schofield, who was
on a motorcycle. The damege to the
machines was slight.
Rev. J. ]. Brennan, rector of st.
James church, preached in st. Paups
Catholic church, Mosinee, on Thurs
day. Last Sunday evening he delivered
the graduating address before the class
of ST. Francis church at Merrill.
The lecture of DR.. H. M. Kallan OF
the University of Wisconsin, at Mt
Sinai temple, last Wednesday even
ing, was largely attended and enjoyed
His subject was 1.-THE War and the
Jewish Future"
The case of Peter Graf, which was
to be tried in municipal court Sat
urday, the defendant being charged
with selling intoxicating liquor to
julius Rohr, prohibited person, was
adorned until next Friday.
A. L. Fontaine of Grand Rapids
who has been conducting daily fol
a good many years, has sold his sub
scription list and good will of his
paper to J. F. Cooley and Mr.. Fontaine
will hereafter publish weekly.
Junction City is to be lighted by
electricity. The Wisconsin Valley Elec
trio company is soon to build trans
mission line from Mosinee to Stevens
Point and it is the intention to give
the Junction all the light it wants ant
also power The line is to be pushed
through just as soon as material cal
be had
J. H. Playter has rented the ives
| apartment of Mrs. r. c. Ryan's duplel
house on Grant street, and the famil.
moved in on Friday. Mrs. A. w. Wise
who, recently vacated the Ryan apart
ment, has rented rooms over Delsipe
confectionery store on Third street
aud with her daughter, is now located
there.
Helen Pestnan, a former pupil o
Nine. Medini has made such a distinc
success in Grand opera that she wa
recently called upon to fill the plac,
Of an opera singer at Kansas City
This she promptly consented to do
added to a beautiful voice is a rar,
intelligence and fine schooling" say
one account. Such readiness prove,
that opportunities como with thorough
| preparedness and the desire to ad
vance.
William Reich of Schofield, who ap
peared in Justice Larner's court Fri
day to answer to the charge of hav
ing set, used and operated a dip net il
the Eau Claire river, in said village
was found guilty and was fined $3.50
and costs. Refusing to pay up and b.
| discharged he was sentenced to the
county Jail for thirty days. Rober
Braatz arrested at the same time ant
on the same charge, was found MOI
guilty and the case against him was
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