Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-07-03

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house for the American Cooperative
company at Junction City.
w. K. Mitchell of the University of
Extension is working up classes in
French in this city, Marshfield and
Rhinelander.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative Subscrip-
tons taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates, SIG Mcclellan st.
Phone 1871 matt
The appointment of Claire B. Bird
4 of this city as a member of the Cen
trail Board of Education, was con-
/ firmed by the state senate last We'd
nesday.
/ Four brothers at Crandon have sold
| their blacksmith shop at that place
/ and will enlist in this city. They
are Christ, Matheson, Henry and Pet
/ er Haule.
i The LaFollette followers are ar
/ ranging conference in Madison next
/ August. The meeting may be ad-
i journed until the state fair week in
Milwaukee.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Ladwig, who
have rented the home of DR.. Emile
Roy, at 523 Warren street, moved their
household goods on Saturday and are
now getting settled in their new home
During the progress of the hearing
by the coroner's jury, at which Miss
Lusk was unable to be present, Dr.
A. z. Lusk, a dentist of Mosinee
Wis, the young lady's father, was
present.
Ed. Lynch, formerly superintendent
Oh schools of Wood county and well
known in this part of Wisconsin, on
account. Of his activities in politics
died in Milwaukee last Wednesday. He
was 60 years Of age.
4 The Sunday evening devotional ser.
vices arranged by the Ministerial as
| soclation of Wausau, was commenced
on Sunday evening, on the county
square. Rev. Richard Evans of the
M. E. church, presided.
Assessor George Steltz reports Csc
automobiles in this city, the Fifth
ward having the largest number--114
and the Sixth ward the lowest-29
An indication that Wausau is well
supplied with vehicles of this kind.
Nos l and 3 of the fire department
responded to an alarm call to the
milwaukee roads water tank Tues
day, where a fire had broken out in
the roof OF that structure from a To-
connective spark. But slight damage
was done.
II No. 3 OF the fire department was
called out Saturday forenoon to the
nome OF Fred Knapp. on Division
street, to attend to fire in a clogged
chimney. Some damage was caused
TO the home on account of the rooms
being filled with smoke.
The send regiment Wis. Vols IN
the civil war held its annual reunion
at Oshkosh, Wis, on Thursday and
FRIDAY. A feature was the dedication
or camp Bragg Memorial Park. which
marks the site where the sgd and
21st regiments were mobolized.
John Bachman underwent a pre.
limlnary examination in municipal
court Thursday aftL.noon on a charge
OF non-support of his wife and two
minor children. He was held 70,
trial at the next term of the circuit
court and his bail bond was fixed al
$500 for his appearance there
The st. Paul road decided some lit
tie time ago of not running its '.fist
train" to and from the upper resorts
and fishing waters this season. Since
then the company has reconsidereC
the matter and restored the same as
in former seasons, beginning last Sat
urday morning. reaching this city al
$3.50 O'Clock and returning through
here at 1880 O'Clock Sunday evening
Il The paving on Grand avenue as fal
as Stroller's avenue was completed
Friday, much to the delight of the PEG.
pie in that locality. The next jof
of street work in the city will be or
the Town Line road, which is to bt
buil6 of concrete. from Grand avenue
TO the st. Paul tracks. Carl Lotz hay.
ing secured the contract to do tbs
work, guaranty that the work will
L be well done insofar as ne is con.
Icerned.