Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-02-05
The Pilot reiterates: Feed the birds.
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The Pilot reiterates: Feed the birds
Throw out your crumbs.
Considerable wood is being cut OF
the river bottoms north of Wausau.
The delays of freights is making
it somewhat hard for our merchants
to keep fully supplied.
Smith & Leicht are now located il
their new Offices in the Marathon
County bank and are nicely situated
Peter Bigelow of Rhinelander, com.
mitted suicide at Rhinelander, las
Tuesday by cutting his throat will
a razor.
Mrs. Selma Gogg and Lawrence
Bernhard are arranging to give q
recital for the benefit of the Rec
Cross, on the evening of Feb. 18th.
| The sleeping car on the C. M. & st
Paul road, which was taken off several
weeks ago, has again been replaced
to satisfy the demands of the public
The Colby Photograph on Jan. 81
! published its first issue under its new
nagement-Gessert & Buchholz
They are giving Colby an excellent
paper.
Marathon county has two Indians
who will fight for Uncle Sam, Robert
| Big Thunder and John Henry Long
tail. They are now in Camp Green
| Charlotte, N. c.
Many water pipes have been frozen
up in homes the past week and plumb
ers have been unusually busy. In sew
eral homes pipes have burst with the
result that rooms were flooded.
Last Thursday night, when the c
& n. w. passenger came in and tried
to take water from it's reservoir they
found it frozen up and the train was
delayed several hours in consequence
There was meeting or the Indus
trial School Board on Tuesday even
ing. The usual business routine was
conducted and it was voted to order
a typewriter and a stereopticon ma
chimes.
Don't wait until your blood is i'm
| poverished and you are sick and all
ing; take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea now; it will drive out the germs
of Winter, purify the stomach, regu-
late the bOwels-nature's spring tonic.
cleanser. w. w. Albers.
The Wisconsin Patriotic Press as
ISOLATION will meet in Milwaukee, al
the Auditorium, Wednesday, Feb. 18th
The meeting will be held in connection
with the Wisconsin Loyalty Legion
statewide non-partisan mass-meeting
EX-PreSident Theodore Roosevelt will
be one of the speakers of the evening
At a meeting of the committee on
fire and police, building codes and
free employment of the Chamber OF
Commerce, held on Tuesday, arrange
ments were made for holding a joint
meeting with the Fire and Police
committee of the city council, with a
view of increasing the Police force
of the city.
Mrs. D. B. Wells of Chicago, who
was scheduled to appear on the Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Missionary program,
which was to have been given here
last month, but postponed indefinitely,
has been forced to give up her speak
ing engagements. Mrs. Wells has been
suffering for a number of years from
cancer, which her missionary friends
in Wausau will regret exceedingly to
know.
The Office of the clerk of the court
has been busy place during the past
month, the occasion being the pres
ence Of aliens obtaining their declara-
tons of intention of which 118 were
issued. There were also eighteen ap-
plications for second papers. The
officers engaged were Clerk Henry E.
Belize and mis- deputy, Leo F. Mar
quardt, both of whom were busily
employed nearly the entire month.