Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-09
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Paul Kickbusch was recently
taken to the Wausau hospital fol
treatment.
So far, June has opened UP witt
clear but cold weather, with some
slightly frosty nights.
Miss Helen Coates, who is at pre-
sent an instructor in the Wisconsin
School of Music at Madison, will study
during the coming summer in New
York city.
DR.. /. B. Thackray has successfully
recovered from his recent operation
for appendicitis and has resumed his
dental practice this week.
One hundred sixty of brook trout
fry were distributed to springs anc
streams in Langlade county by the
Amigo Gun and Game club last week
The offices of e. A. Dunn & Co, in
the Seim building on Third street have
been remodeled and partitions have d.
vided the large single room into three
offices.
II. L. Vachreau lost his Ford touring
car recently when it was taken from
the place it was parked in front OF
St James church. A diligent search
has been started for it.
"What will stop my hair falling
out?" Partisan Sage. 1t will make
the hair thick and glossy and prevent
dandruff," says w. w. Albers, who
sells it under guarantee. Adv.
The summer home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. b. Heinemann on Trout Lake is
said to be one of the handsomest in
the northern lake district. 1t is
about ready for occupancy.
The contract for alteration Of the in
terror of the Court House has been
awarded to George Wittke, at big
slightly in excess of $4,000. The work
is to be completed by August list.
Light frosts visited this section on
Friday and Saturday nights. In some
of the low spots in the county, the
corn crop was injured, but on the
whole, very little damage was done.
There has been very little desire to
seek sequestered spots on the banks of
some of the northern lakes, the past
week. Home fires have been a com
fort. II has been a week of cold and
rain.
The Stevens Point Hotel company
has taken over the Jacobs House, the
leading hotel, together with an entire
block of land and has commenced the
erection of a hotel, the cost of which
will be $4,000.
The handsome summer homes Of
W. H. Bissell and VIM. Gamble, on
Plum Lake are nearing completion.
They occupy high ground in grove
OF large pine trees and are very at
tractive.
The recent hail storm battered the
roofs of the Wausau Telephone COM
pany's buildings to the extent that
about all had to be repaired and on
one il was found necessary to put on
an entire new covering.
The frosts of late spring and early
summer have not killed a goodly por-
ton of the berry crop in this section
or northward. 1t is said that indica-
tons point to a splendid crop of blue
berries this summer perhaps equal to
that of two years ago, the largest in
history.
The printing of the Fair Premium
List has been commenced by The
Pilot The book will be larger than
usual and will contain complete list
of premiums offered by the Agricul-
tural society There are also to be
many advertisements OF interest to
farmers and others having exhibitions.
The Merrill Legion Post is to have
n homecoming for Merrill from July
list TO the 9Th. The affair Is In charge
of the Edward Burns post. The cele-
bration will include airplane fights,
baseball, dances, parades, speeches,
carnival features, races and firework
display.
The Wisconsin Endeavorers will
meet in Menasha. in state convention,
on the 23rd TO the 26th of June. II
will mark the 40th anniversary of
the founding of the Wisconsin En-
deavor society. Dan Polling, DR.. Ira
Landrith. Rabbi Hirschberg of Mil
waukee, and DIR. w, A. Garfield. for
mer head Of Carroll college. are among
the speakers.
A telegram was received Tuesday by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Harger from Mrs.
George Diamond, Pueblo, Colo. their
daughter, to the effect that both she
and her husband and family are safe.
The food at Pueblo cost hundreds of
lives and the damage suffered by the
city ran into the millions. Ii was a
great satisfaction to friends to re-
ceive this word.
The roads in Marathon county, in
many instances are just succession
OF bumps and not at all inviting TO the
traveller. Up further north the dirt
roads are almost perfect. made so by
dragging them after each storm
There is some rivalry in various sec.
tons in an attempt TO draw the travel
Marathon county could have the fines,
roads in the country, II they were only
given more attention.