Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-04-29
SHORT ITEMS

A. A. Book is erecting a new garage
in the rear of his home on Fulton
street.
Word was received recently that
Bert Foster has been commissioned
captain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wegner are MAX
ing many improvements on their home
on Maine street.
Harry Haveron who passed through
minor operation at st. Mary's hospit-
al week ago was able to be brought
to his home today.
For a week past we have had heavy
frosts each night. This morning, ice
was found on water left out over night.
The weather report says warmer with
rain.
Gov. Phillip has proclaimed Friday,
May I'd, Arbor and Bird day for Wis
cOnsin and recommends the planting of
trees on that day and observing it
generally.
The Central Wisconsin Loggers' as
sOciation will hold a meeting at the
Wausau Club on Saturday May Sd, at
1890 O'Clock, a. m. 1t is expected that
there will be large representation
present.
After May Sd st. Paul trains will
run above MinOcqua to Boulder juno
ton on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days and to Star Lake, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Wilson at Rhinelander on Sun
day, April 9th, according to word re-
ceived by B. F. Wilson, father of
Edgar. Grandpa" Wilson is looking
radiantly jubilant and happy.
The Pardee home, at the corner of
Sixth and McIndoe streets. recently
sold to Frank E. Pettric, is now being
torn down. Mr.. Pettric is planning
the erection of a modern and beautiful
home on this corner the coming sum-
mer.
The assessors of the county-of
towns and villages, are in annual ses-
sion today at the court house They
will be instructed in the assessment
laws, in which some changes have
been made by the legislature the past
winter.
Miss Mate German of this city. a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat German.
is spending a two weeks furlough in
the east with group of nurses. Miss
German is located in an army hospital
at Fort Dodge, Iowa. She reports for
duty May 1st
Fourteen cases of chicken pox were
reported TO the health department last
week, one of whooping cough and
three of influenza. This is Chicken
poX season." according to the depart
ont nd -
cases need be entertained.
Don't Forget
the Wedding Ring
That ties the knot
at
c. F. DUNBAR co. Adv.
Common Clay is the aIl-absorbing
photo play to be shown at the Grand
Opera House Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Common Clay shows that
all mankind is of one origin and moral
weakness is not the share of the Door
and lowly alone, one writer SAYS.
A crew of men, under the county
highway commissioner, is completing
the road between the town of Kron-
enwetter and the fill at Rothschild.
On Saturday the road was pretty we'll
torn up and it was hard for autos to
get through, but this will all be over
come in few days if the weather is
favorable.
The roads about Wausau and
through the county are drying up
quickly with the sunny weather of
the past week, farmers report, who
have called at the Pilot office lately.
Up to very recently most of the coun-
try roads were impossible, said to be
IN the worst condition for this season
OF the year than in several years.
The only fire of Importance last
week was the one of last Friday fore
noon, when the Waterhouse home, on
Grant street, between Third and
Fourth streets, was damaged to the
extent of 500. The fire, it is believed.
was caused by a spark falling on the
roof. Part of the attic was burned.
and due to the chemicals used in ex-
tinguiShiug the fire, several rooms be-
low were damaged.
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