Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-04-30
Or. Henry 8. Gail
Office al Sturgeon EDDY Rooo
Residences Wausau, VIE.
Telephone No. 1897
SHORT ITEMS

Mrs. w. H. Mylrea is the possessor
of new Cadillac Victoria car.
Miss Ella Gould has been confined
to her home by illness the past week.
The first Friday in May, which is
the Sd, is Arbor and Bird day in this
state.
Furniture repaired and uphol-
stored. Kiefer Furniture Co. Tele-
phone. 1909. adv TT.
The recruiting station, which had
it's headquarters at Grand Rapids, has
been transferred to Wausau.
The addition to the post Office build
ing. which is to be erected this spring,
has been let to Fred w. Krause.
L. n. Arson OF Merrill has pur-
chased new Cadillac Victoria during
the past week, to be delivered at his
home in few days.
On complaint of alleged non-support
and desertion, Lydia Woodland has
commenced a suit in circuit court for
divorce from her husband, W. H.
Woodland.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscr1p-
tions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates, SIC Mcclellan st.
Phone 1871 n24tf
The local order of Elks is making
preparations to repaint it's headquart-
ers and beautify its grounds, by sowing
grass seed and adjoining them with
shrubbery, etc.
The farming season in Marathon
county, notwithstanding the recent
cold weather, with it's frosty nights,
is well advanced. Much blowing and
seeding has been done up to this date.
Mrs. John Boettcher of Lincoln
county, died on Thursday. She was
the mother of John Boettcher of this
city. She lived in that county for
twenty-five years and was so years of
age.
The new truck just received by the
city from the American LaFrance Fire
Engine Co., of Elmyra, N. Y, was
taken out for the first time at a fire,
corner First and Jefferson streets, on
Friday.
The third issue of the Liberty Loan
bonds campaign ends on Saturday,
May T. If you have not bought one
or more, you had better get a hustle
on yourself. The, time is short in
which to embrace the opportunity.
A special communion service was
conducted at st. Stephens church,
Thursday evening for selected men,
entering the service of their country,
and also for relatives of the church.
Rev. William Spiegel was in charge.
The new motor fire truck was out
Friday and Saturday, on the west
bank of the slough, near the North
western depot, testing its capacity o.
throwing water and apparently proved
wonderfully successful.
w. H. Ellis, formerly of this city,
publisher of the Philosopher Maya
zine here and later publisher of The
Searchlight magazine of Waukegan,
ILL.,, has discontinued its publication
to accept a position as a railroad
counsel at Washington.
so men wanted to work in furniture
factory. Can use a number of men
from 45 to go years old. Steady work,
married men preferred No previous
experience necessary. Apply in per
son if possible.-Kewaunee Mfg Co..
KeWaunee, Wis. Wv
Before going to bed, l always rub a
little Partisan Sage into my scalp,
says woman whose luxurious hair
is greatly admired. This cures dan
druff, stops itching scalp and keeps
the hair from falling out. Guaranteed
by W. w. Albers.
On Friday of the past week, two OF
the rural schools closed for this school
year-District No. 8 of the town OF
Texas, Miss Valentine Radiant, teacher
District No. 1, town of Flieth, Miss
Ethel Brubaker, teacher. Appropri-
ate programs marked the closing al
each school.
Mrs. M. A. Hurley has rented rooms
at the home of II. e. McEachron. 81
Franklin street, and is now located
there, having moved yesterday. C. G
Hooker, who recently purchased the
Hurley property on Franklin street
is with his family, moving into theil
new home today.
President H. c. Berger of the Mara
thon County Bankers association has
appointed Messrs. Walter A. vonBere
of Mosinee; o. M. Boock of Spencer
and H. G. Flieth of Wausau on the
cattle committee for this county. They
will purchase high grade cattle to be
sold in this county.
On Saturday a large number of
boys in the city gathered at Oak
Island, which lies between Ne east
and west channels of the Wisconsin
river, at Stroller's bridge, for the pur-
pose of identifying that place Each
boy going was equipped with a rake,
cups for coffee and table forks. Work
was the main feature, and big din
ner was served at noon. The work
ers had very good time.