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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10
Tuesday, July 6. 1856

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Mr.. Hugh McIndoe was united in
marriage with Miss Bessie Moran in
Cedar Rapids on March 20. 1886.
Hugh McIndoe has recently gradu-
ated from Cornell College. Mt. Vernon,
Iowa.
G. F. Dunbar now drives one of the
handsomest double seated rigs in the
city.
E. D. Pardee is making improve
ments on his residence on Warren
street, painting, etc.
It has been decided to at once COM
mence the erection of Universalist
Church. The site, corner of Fifth and
Mcclellen streets.
Rev. F. L. Whorton has lately been
the recipient of handsome gold
watch and a new suit of clothes. The
Rev gentleman has many admirers in
Wausau.
The Brooks & Ross Lumber Com
pany have just had a band saw nut
into the mill at Schofield. 1t is the
hrst one introduced in the vicinity
4 eAAo ~ AOAAS CALCilEHl MOTh,
The laying of the corner stone of
St. PauPs church, Sunday, was an
impressive ceremony. The day was as
pleasant as could be asked for and the
attendance large.
The new Kollock house was opened
lat Merrill last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kollock are very popular
with the travelling public and the
"koliock House will be a favorite
stopping place.
Mrs. VIM. NJ Averill died at her
home in Merrill last Wednesday af-
ternooD, funeral occurring on Friday
which was attended by many of her
old time friends of Wausau. Mrs. Av-
erill was in the SOS, a resident of this
CITY; in 1858 she married VIM. Aver
Ill and moved to Jenny, now Merrill
Drowned
Near the Huntoon farm, on the Wis
consin River, while in bathing, July
fourth, Max Katterlee, about fourteen
years of age.
We are credibly informed that the
prospects for the early building of
the Stevens Point and Wausau rail-
road are good.
Base Ball
A new club has been organized in
Wausau and is composed of the fol-
lowing well known, young men:
Mark Bells, catcher.
Henry McCrossen, pitcher.
Elmer Miller, short STOP
VIM. Johnson, first base.
]. F. Lee, Captain and second base
man.
E. Strathern, third baseman.
Chas. McCrossen, left fielder.
"a Hankie Dern, center field.
Geo. 9ssIton, right fielder.
With little practice the above club
will be able to play a good game.
First game will be played next Sun
day at the Fair Grounds with the Mer-
rill club.
Yesterday morning, when Brad
Jones went into his Office, at Kelly, he
found bullseye lantern, cold-chisel
and several things belonging to a
burglars kit, laying around on the
floor. Upon further investigation he
discovered that a hole six inches
square had been cut into his safe. 1t
was bungling job, and the work no
doubt of greenhorns, who had an idea
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10
BUSINESS CHANGE

The business of the Green Bros
Bus and Baggage Line has undergone
a change. George G.. Green has pur-
chased the interests of his brother
]. r. Green, who was half owner
in the business and the property. II
is now known as Green's Bus and
Baggage Line and George G.. Green is
sole proprietor who expects to make
many Improvements soon. Green
Bros. have operated the business for
nearly twenty-four years, to be exact
twenty-three years last June.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10

The stockholders of the Silver Black
Fox ranch was held In Marathon on
Tuesday evening. Directors elected
were Edward Fromm, Roman s.
Deutsch, o. w. Mccarthy, Antony and
Paul Relax. The directors elected of
ficers as follows.
Pres.-Edward Fromm.
Vice.-Pres.-R. S. Deutsch.
Sec. and Treas.-O. w. Mccarthy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10
FIRES

The following fire runs were made
the past week.
February 5, No. responded to a
call at six-fifty p. m. at the home of
Albert Bentz, 313 Third avenue North.
A smoke house had caught fire and
hams amounting to twenty-five dol
lars were destroyed.
February 6, at eight thirty-five a.
m. No. was called to the home of
William Zieman, 1112 Jefferson street,
to put out chimney fire.
No. 4, responded to a call at the
Fred Sala home, 524 Fifth avenue
south, to extinguish a chimney fire.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10

Henry Ruether, sos Nina evenue.
passed away Feb. Z, after an illness
of two weeks. Deceased ives born
in Germany Oct. 80. 1884. He is sur
viyed by his widow and three chill
dren- Funeral services were conduc-
ted by the Rev. E. c. Grauer. this af-
ternoon at two o'clock Burial was
In Pine Grove cemetery.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10

Blackheads, pimples-W Whew! isn't
she sight-don't worry she IS going
TO take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea-then watch her. W. w. Albers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10

Nathaniel James Worden of Mos
inee passed away Sunday afternoon
with pulmonary tuberculosis Fun
|eral services will be conducted to-
morrow by the Rev. Britton, of Mos
inee. Burial will follow in Mosinee
cemetery. The deceased was born in
the State of New York. and is sixty
four years of age. He is survived by
his wife, two sisters and one brother.
He is member of the Modern Broth
|erhood of Mosinee.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10
DEATHS

Blondina Mueller of this city passed
away at the home of her daughter
Mrs. j. E. Mase at Milwaukee Feb. g.
after an illness of one year with can
GER. Mrs. Mueller was born in Ger
many fifty-five years ago. The body
was brought here for burial, services
held from undertaking parlors at ten
O'Clock a. m. The Rev. E. C. Grauer
officiating. Interment followed in
Pine Grove cemetery. Deceased i:
survived by her daughter, Mrs. j. E
Mase and one son, Oran Mueller OF
this city.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10

Mrs. Alvina Gehrke, 32S Park
avenue, died Sunday afternoon after
an illness OF one week with inf1uen-
za-pneumonia Funeral services will
be conducted tomorrow afternoon at
two p. NJ. by the Rev. Grauer. Inter-
ment will follow in Pine Grove Gem
etery. The deceased was born June
20, 1860. Thirty-five years ago she
was united in marriage to William
Gehrke. who with two sons survive.
She also leaves a brother and sister.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-10

Death came TO Henry Lindahl, 1922
Fairmont street, Friday morning. He
had been i'll with pneumonia about
one week. The deceased was born in
Norway Mich. April 10, 1880. Sur
viving are his widow and three chill
dren. He was a member of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles. The body
was taken to Lake Forest. Ill. Sun
day evening for burial.
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MAYOR THONER TO
HAND over CITY
h.aa~a.sh TGai ths I~" fhst Days 81
TLis WssE YIN bs DsNot"n ~
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mayor 81 Wheeling. InfHunh ~ ~
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mud Turrhry September @nih nnh ?l"'
InuprriiE"IN
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lena 81 ihiW city Ia co oI"rh" ~
whal","r why IL in their lower WIN
the mrmbcTH al IL. T. - ElkH No. ~ I"
nuke the 1920 convention history
mtEiin, AnBir and 10 "NtCnd TO all NinI'
Ing Elkp tho open hand Of Eo0d f"lI""
shin ana mako Ih"ir HuJ"uru I" ia" hrHl
city Of West Virginia an occasion ihhl
viii cndcaI Wheeling aud her l'""rI" I"
th-ir hearts IN years I" como"
Given under nay hand ana n"hI inns
IbIh day al SrptcnhUG IN ia" year 81
WI '''' w. THOMAS + TnpNEH
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!; THE THEATRES I
NOW COMES IRENE"
TO COURT THEATER
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nnd IyII,h Icy I"r'rh h''nIIhy. alt
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mud durlul tho "y"ulnE muuY 'nW" IN
nn th, tn ina from down a'ni" Ih" hlE
hunrF hnwr,rr viii com" IN t"dnN
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noon Practically all 10 IA" d''"r"'"F WI
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Dor, who expect l." uHrtt'tir't" In inc
rarndC VIII not com" IN unul tonight
and tunuTtuw morning
i'nrkrrprury ia counting Ia lHrE" mum
the 1rrEc-t delegation Ia ia" state. ll","I
accommodation has boon m'd' ~ INV
i, I.uIr hutrl
Charleston - planning on h''nR n
strong contender Tor ~" III ,"""'h
lion aud fhry are ,utulns t. tuH cay
win, tho trrrr.tiu't .f su. VIM Tao m"I"-
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GREAT SHOW AT
LIBERTY THEATRE

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H. the rI,h,ricI ih"ttTo Ia Mount
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Ln - " Iuilrt hIh 'hl'f rhut"EInph'f.
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IInI ,,Itn"ar aud "Ih"rH 81 his pIAy"In.
lao quietly rIIpr"h lat" town aud wont
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niuvl, fnn would ." Mot soul Ia
Ihu n,niI,n,o know "f tho rI"rr",o 81
the dIrIl"g"irh'd patty. ""t mat iha
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nov COX TO NAN DIEGO

Los hurrIra rcrt ~ G"v''""r cor
Of ohio ND,rn", Ratio I'r'Hld"niinl "a"
dlInir. rnrr,d Ihr"urh h"r" Tonight a."
hin way I" uIcu hlr ii"ulh"In '"lli"Ihlh
,n,utnIpu inIuuiiuv at Ran l'I'E"
leaving Nan Ii"T". hi y ~ i"i"f
INV ,LuvcIuut cor viii T"iiun I" l"'H
hnrcIrr fnI an 'N"uIuE nlhT"nH GA
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uornuIdInu 90 hin way '"h' 'hI""ah
A,I,.un fl.o NI,sl,". t"I"i al" wy"
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dri "u,,,hrn niuHsnnE huh went
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TasATaa rAaTIHs, AUrO raGRu.
nos Iaa nO u ue1 Asa h1OSsO EOA
49,. whO ATTEND Tan
nEa AREAsR
ns~.y,sa.S e. 10 h~~as~SSs To. 49,
visIL',,s WI" A. U"t"isd i-
I.-.ps maS.k-sa

I"i"g tr"r'-" "i''''" ~''h '.Hl"''s
iI,N ~ rII ri-I'".n ~ 49, nls~' 'l"h,
ri",il"r 81 ,Iu,L whII' W." r~"H'"l
hu"in'."" """"i"u "r""" - 10 ""I""s
t'h ell "fnr''s 80 "'r"h i- T." ~ ~
Irrdsn"" ~ 'hi- ,re"'Irs 80 " VII w."
% v-VP iwrr"''-pi oNr
pnlf unI"h ~ ~" Wheeling '"un
Nv ,.luh ~ - "'rl"'k VIII nlHu tph"
u,nuy ~ ~" vIaIt"r" 10 that rN"'t snd
r"u" irnJ rlny'i ~" lI"t"d Among tn"
,l"lI"ra rh" 1T" nIranhy IN H." city.
Tho lnhI~- VIII rHy visit '" wheel
Ipr'p rh"rpinr hlrtrI"t md NIL " th"
rt"r"p have mndo nrranF"mrnt" \" tntc
rnrr ,T Ihrn upon their arrival nni
uh"w thon tho rpl"nhld dirplsy That IN"
m"rcbnntr have 10 offer.
Following luncheon nj - "'CloCk thor"
will bc q hri"f TrcrrE aud tn" afternoon
burlncru scpFInn viii rCFutnc ~ ] an
"'cl"rk nI tho ElkT club OF Fifteenth
rtrcrt Th" 'l"UtIon aud lnrtG ton
or th,, new "rn""rn Will also take plar q
during the afternoon.
At . u'rlu,k the Ladies' Will he given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
WEEKS RECORD
IN BASEBALL.

Tho .s.h'n Tano,h ~ as"h league or
games played, won "nh Io'', WIN '"ns,
En-. ,,,o,. rn.n Iav 81 bssss sHd Tuhs
s.nrnd by opr"nonin Including nAps"
81 saturday. n"pi"mho' ~, 10 .. T"I'
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Ilr,rprr This luhE" hoN always h"'n
a >Iyr Uirr ~ ~lNt" m""linK" ma 'h"l
iur"ud I" Hh"w wheeling '"'' ~" q"
iiNr bunch 49,,
, IIIutnu while not ono or tho "Ih""
, ln.,gor Ia IA" state. ~ on" "t Tho h'N''
md thu. AZ" going /" prov" TN" N'"'"
In"nt l., hnvluR their l"dE" r"pr"H"h'
rd Nv u Inrg" delegation.
Tykin4 until within tho last tSW
munthp tho baby lodge uf N"Ft Nif
riuin. " Il l." always up Their" when inc
,r,wd gathers. and they "Np"'l !"
hnvr one - tho iargcHt d"l'Ehi,nhH I"
,,,u,, ~ thIs CITY that ever left Eikins
Logan. tho baby lodge. Ia not very
old hrlng instituted thiH S"hr h| S""
! can't aIwnyr judge Thorn b. the "E".
and th- dolcg itl"n from i'"khh ~
mont iu ptlI a surprise
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HAD 4 BAD LIVER
FOR MANY YEARS
WHEELING rEAN'S WIFE RELATES
HOW THE SYSTEM TONIC, DIRE
co. HAS ENTIRELY RELIEV-
ED HER HUSBAND.

That the stomach is responsible Tor
nirHlv percent Of all the diseases that
Iuu.,n lrsh IS heir u. is Een"rhliy
conr"dcd by tn" medical pr"tCSSi"h'
When We realize that II IS also indirect;
~ responsible for liver. kidney ana
bladder troubles. We appreciate III" nm
purtanrc Of amy agent that Will correct
It's harmful Intu nee
prrCo - proving that II lie true
specific for all cases Of stomach tr"uhl'.
II exercises IN" greatest restorative
effect on the liver and kidneys ana
rhcumatism That this is the logical
effect of prcCO is proven by IN" trSu-
monials of well known people who have
rcguined their health by tn" use OF TINS
preparation. ~ r
a sluggish liver for quite while" says
Mrs. Fred RurTharkcr Uf GA iTth street,
Wheeling. W. Va III" would have dizzy
spells. had taste in his mouth. his aH-
petite was badly of. and ne became gen
orally rundown and felt tired: no a'-
count and dr0wSy most Of the time.
TWO bottles of HrcCO have sure mad"
a big change in his feelings, for he fccls
full ~ energy now: Hpprtit" ~ great
rests we'll nj night: never has dizzy
smell, and his constipation is entirely
gone. He surely believes in DrccC.
prrco acts on tho liver and orcrComes
hiIiousncSs. vertigo. dizzy spells. spots
before the eyes and nervous headaches;
Strengthens weak kidneys: ovcrcomcS
constipation: produces sound sleep
creates n healthy appetite: fills the SyS.
tenn full OF vim. NlEOr and vitality, ana
makes YOU glad YOU are living.
Al good druggists now sell lprcCo ana
il is highly recommended in Wheeling
by c. II. Gricst & Co.
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william Eurkl" IS slowly GONZALES
Gig al his home on South EichIand
avenue.
4 meeting Of the Loveland Volunteer
Fire and Protective Association was
held last evening at which time several
matters We're taken up and discussed.
Mrs; Beck and son, CALVIN mSy ,"o,I re,
street. after visiting friends in IancS-
willie.
Henry K"rrhnrr. Of WArwood avenue.
has purchased seven passenger Col
umhia Six machine.
Street Commissioner Theodore Wolf,
was busy yesterday on making repairs
and filling in some Of the holes in the
streets in South "arwo"d; ...>.,a..
Miss Anna May Wells LETT N"SterdaF
! for Fa!rmunt. where she has been call
eel on account of tho illness Of her SIS
tor. Mrs. Freeze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dennis and fam
lily, Of Cleveland. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dennis, OF South War
wood
Miss June Lohr. Of Akron. o. Is
spending several days visiting friends
Charles Miller. Of Canton. has re-
turned t. his home after spending sew
rral days visiting friends In Center
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Kenny, and son. OF
Bcllairc. ar" thu guests or Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacobs. OF Warwurd avenue.
, Tickets for the third ~ the series OF
I4yCCum course. VIII II" Put on SAFE 'hlS
evening at w T.. MrNamara's drug
store Come early and made arrange
m"u,s for your seats for Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Gail Niger and son. or Snmm"r.
field. are the guests of Mrs. Cox. OF
Twentieth street.
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Chapman, ~
Pit'Shurgh. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Sullw"ll. Of Center war
wood.
Mrs. Roy Harold. who has been Ill f"r
several weeks is SLOWLY recovering at
her home on Eighteenth street.
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Cnrranza government. Mrs. SturEis
said she told the bandit who made TINS
charge that. 1T was n he
"Onc Of the bandits told me that Am
bassadUr Fletcher could not return 10
that country" Mrs. SturHIS said. Il
don't think Mr.. Fletcher knew how bod
conditions. were. Why. htlnES were
awful. Once when l went t. Mexico
City they blow up train IN front Oh
me and ,nr behind me.
The most thrilling chapter OF her cN-
pcricucc followed capture Of the family
by Zapata bandits. who took everything
movable from the plantation. including
$4,000 in cash. They were sent forty
miles across country TO prs On camp.
Mrs. SturGis and her husband atoot
and the formers mother on mule.
Terrible Journey.
Some months later, Mrs. SturGis was
ordered 10 proceed on foot 10 another
camp with . secret message, and warned
that unlrSS she returned III two months.
other members of the family would be
leo city and reported her troubles TO
tho AMERICAN embassy. The embassy,
she said got in touch with Tapata fore
- and i was agreed to send a Zapata
lieutenant back 10 camp with her.
Meanwhile. 4 bridge on the way 10 the
camp where she was 10 deliver the mes
sag" was blown up. and the shoe, with
the message in the sole, was sent by
messenger
Returning 70 Camp MIS-. SturGiS
found her mother dead and her husband
dying Of starvation. Some months later
sha was released. and more dead than
alive" walked with DR.. SturGis over the
hills 70 their old plantation, to lind II
bare as a bone.
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WARWOOD
Week OF Pryor.

Don't forget that this Is a week Of
prayer in the different churches Of
Warwood. Services begin promptly at
$50 with different speaker each eve
ming. The service Will be held this eve
ming at the Christian church. Rev. u. \.
McStord, pastor Of the Lutheran church.
will talk on the subject The Awakened
Church by y Vision Of the World Needs.
Special musical selections will be fur
nished by the church choir.
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AWAY WITH THOSE
ACHES AND PAINS
Keep Sloans Imminent Handy TO Put the
Feel Good" Back Into the
System.
H.. II needs ~ JUS, ono trial IT

LII II needs ~ just one trIal-h little
A nprlird without rubbing. for II pcn".
~ trnl"s to CnnvinC" You Of its merit
relieving srIat!ca. lumhnEu. neuralgia.
lame muscles. stiffness. bruises. pains.
aches. and strains. the after effects OF
CNpuur".
~. rlCanly. without effort economically.
Ynu hrruIn,. a regular user Of SlUan'a
l,IuIInrut. adding your enthusiasm to
that IF it's many thousands OF other
friends the world over. VIII" keep II
handy. Three Sizes Mt NJ! druGGiSts--
35c. zoe. $40.
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Cured at a Cost OF As Cents.

Eight years ago when We first moved
to Mattoon. was n great sufferer from
indigestion and constipation" writes
Mrs. Robert Allison. Nation. III. Il ha
frequent headaches and dizzy spells. and
there was a feeling like q heavy weight
pressing on my stomach and chest all
the time. felt miserable. Every NOR
sci Of food distressed me. l could not
rest at night and felt tired and worn
out all tho time. One bottle of Cham
hcrlain'S Tablets cured me and l havo
since felt like a different person" For
sale BY all dealers.