Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-05-07

Circuit court convenes next Monday
The first thunder storm of the sea-
son visited Wausau last night.
There will be a service in st. Paul's
church Thursday morning-Ascension
day-at ten o'clock.
The High school grounds are being
improved by the planting of shrubs
received from the state.
Thursday is Ascension day, and SER
vices will be conducted in many of
our churches on that day.
The Red Cross Chapter chairmen of
Wisconsin met in Milwaukee on Satur-
day and d. G. Everest of this city was
present from this city.
Hats and caps without number, to
be found at Seim Bros, opposite court
house. Seeing them is enough to con-
vince you they are "just right" in
every way. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Montgomery
received message the past week of
the safe arrival of their son, Lieuten-
ant Talbot Montgomery, somewhere
in France"
Corporal Virgil w. Galloway, who is
with the 12Sth Infantry band, has ar
rived safely i'll France, according to
word received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Galloway of this city.
Pleading guilty to a charge of assault
in municipal court yesterday morning
Barney Block was fined $1.00 and costs.
Upon payment of costs his fine was
suspended for certain reasons.
The next thing to purchasing Liberty
bonds is clothing. Save money now by
getting your suit at Seim Bros, OPP
pOsite the court house. Wool is con-
stantly going up and so is the price of
clothing. adv.
A sale of old rubber tires is being
arranged for the benefit of the Red
Cross. Everyone is bringing their old
rubber tires to the court house square
A prize is offered to the one turning
in the largest number
The schools of District No. 6, Easton
with Miss Ella Nutter as teacher, and
town of Wausau, Joint 2, Miss Myrtle
Durkee, teacher, closed their school
programs were held in each school.
On a charge of dynamiting fish in
Big Sandy river, Walter Glasel of the
town of EastOn was arraigned before
Justice Riley yesterday morning. He
waived preliminary examination and
was held for trial at the coming trial
of circuit court.
The spring meeting of the Ninth Dis
trict Medical society will be held in
Stevens Point, Wednesday evening,
May Is. 1t will be attended by DR..
Joseph F. Smith, who is president of
the society and DR.. D. T. Jones, who
is on the program for an address.
The weather Saturday and Sunday
was very warm and just like summer.
On Sunday the thermometer registered
81 the best part of the day. The lat
ter part of the week auto riding into
the country, picnics and golf-playing
was the order. Weather predictions
are showers Monday and Tuesday, and
fair and warmer the balance of the
week
Lieut.. Clifford Livingston of Merrill,
a partner of Sidney Stein, in the
mercantile business of that city, was
severely wounded on the battle front
in France Sunday, a cablegram from
France so informing friends. He is in
the base hospital and is being well
cared for. He is a son of Mrs. Jennie
Livingston Of Merrill, and a nephew of
Samuel Livingston, a former resident
of Wausau.
Monday night, April 20, at the Boule-
ward saloon, near MOsinee, a man by
the name of July, who was under the
influence of liquor, refused to leave
Wien it was time to close, and the pro-
prietOr, Joseph Gesicki, while attempt
/ ing to eject him, was stabbed in the
abdomen and in the jaw. The wounded
man is recovering. July was arrested
on Tuesday and brought to this city
Another public school in Marathon
county has closed for this year. On
Friday the school in the Bauman dis
trict in the town of Marathon, of
which Fred Prehn, Jr., was teacher
ended this term with a patriotic en-
tertainment, given Friday evening.
People in this district came prepared
to buy their suppers, done up in boxes,
and the amount realized was S11.50,
which was given for the benefit of the
Red Cross. While the gathering sang,
keep The Home Fires Burning" all
were surprised to find a curtain had
been pulled and a scene typical of
the song they were singing in front
of them.
Seim Bros. is the place to secure
the Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing and
general furnishings for men and young
, men. all of the best makes and latest
styles. adv.