Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-07-22
NEWS ITEMS


FOR, SALE-A registered Guernsey
bull, IS months old, from high testing
cow. a good record sire. Inquire =.
A. Zemke, R. 2, Wausau, Wis. Z2-2t
The best thing to make your hair
soft, thick and g1ossy-Parisian sage.
w. w. Albers sells the genuine made
from the original formula.
By a vote of 107 to 3 action to strike
from the prohibition enforcement Dill
the provision permitting storage OF
liquor in the home for personal use
was defeated on Monday.
England is in the midst of a huge
miners strike, in which 100000 men
are participating in single district.
Three mines in Yorkshire are flooded
and many more, it is reported are
likely to be, as result of pump mems
strike.
Cools the stomach, washes out the
bowels, drives out impurities, helps
the liver-its HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Take is once-a-week
during hot weather and see how
happy and contented you'll be. 35c.
Tea or Tablets. w. w. Albers.
Judge Franklin E. Bump, it is re-
ported, has bought the ]. Rohde island
on Lake Catherine. The island is a
beautiful spot and will prove good
site for a summer home. Mr.. Rohde
has spent his summers for quite a
number of years past at Lake Cath
crime.
A concern to be known as the Metal
Products Company, of Wausau, was
incorporated on July 10th, with CAPT
tai stocl- of $4,000, consisting of 10C
shares. The incorporators were Paul
Kruger, Max H. Sieger and Patrick
T. Stone. The concern is already in
Forest Lodge, No. 100, F. & A. M.
and Marathon Chapter No. 123, o. E
s., will give a picnic and dance, a.
Rothschild park, Saturday, July rs
from 8 p. m. to II p. m. A picnic
lunch will be served from $50 to 1880
All members of the two organization!
with family or friend have been in
Vited to be there.
The Federated Charities has asket
tHdl Iuc city dSSlSI. IL " LIE cAlS1J "
$500 a month in paying rent. TIL
rent which the organization pays pc
month is $45.00. Insofar as the or
ganization renders aid to those VIII
are needy, the request stated, it be
lieves aid from the city is merited
The request has been submitted to
committee for consideration.
Additional names of schools hav
been received by County Superintend
ent ]. E. Giessel as follows:
6 Eau PIeine-Drake school, STRAIT
ford.
3. Maine-Valley View School. R.
Merrill.
Easton-Sunrise School, R. ]
Ringle.
2 Eau Mckinley School
Stratford.
The Wausau club this week expect
to have its pictures of exservice meI
once again hung upon the walls, ant
this time large moulding, especial.
made by Curtis & Yale, will give tn
group a large picture effect TIL,
club has the largest collection of pic
lures of ex-service men of any single
organization in the city. The photo
graphs will be grouped about the pic
ture of Lieut. F. Talbot Montgomery
deceased, the only member who sac.
riticed his life.
The Wisconsin weather and croI
conditions report of last week states
that haying progressed favorably
most of the crop being now safely
stored. The cutting of rye, barley
and winter wheat was carried on with.
out interruption until the heavy
showers caused temporary lull in
developed on barley and oats and fire.
quent complaints are heard of small
grains head short, but as a whole the
grains are very good to excellent
The hay crop is one of the largest in
years. Corn has made remarkably
rapid growth and promises to be an
exceptionally large crop. Fruits
generally are good except apples
which are light Potato bugs are
generally under control. The lea
hopper which caused considerable
alarm has as yet injured the croI
only in few localities. Early DO
tatoes are on the market