Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19

Sultan" the large dog belonging to
the Hargers and Scholtields, died sud
denly of old age.
The entire plant of the Amigo Hub
& Manufacturing Co. burned last
Thursday Loss $4,000, covered by in
sured
When in hurry for anything in the
line of paints, oils, wallpaper, etc, call
on 0. G. Callies, as all orders are
shipped the same day they are received.
There was a costly fire at Rhinelander
last Tuesday afternoon, John Godkin
lost 100000 feet of dry lumber Loss
between $4,000 and $4,000 Fully in
sured
The State Horticultural Society meet
ing, which opens in Wausau tomorrow,
promises to be a large gathering. The
program viii be carried out as pub
lished in the Pilot last week.
The boys of Company G gave de-
lightful dance in Armory hall on Friday
evening, at which there was large at
tendance. The social hops of the COM
pany are always first class, and every
body in attendance enjoys good time.
Geier's orchestra furnished the music
for the occasion.
Word reached the city short time
ago that Rudolph Arendsee and Miss
Ella Ruder were recently married.
Both young people are popular in this
city, but they left town and were mar
ried on the quiet, so that their friends
were greatly disappointed in not being
able to serenade and congratulate them.
w. P. Sloan, proprietor of the Sloan
House, has purchased of Mrs. Andrew
Harry the property east of his hotel
which is known as the NoiseauX place.
The buildings thereon will be thorough
| " repaired and made convenient for
business purposes, after which they
will be for rent.
To my patrons wish to state that
carry the same kind of Paris green sold
by me for number of years. Make
your purchase from me and avoid do
| ing the same work twice, which will be
necessitated by using an inferior grade
Special prices given on large quantities.
o. G. CALLIEs.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Prayer, at Kelly, which has been so
sadly bereaved through the death of
two of their children by diphtheria, has
been thoroughly disinfected and many
of their neighbors helped in the work.
Bedding, clothing and furniture were
burned and replaced by the neighbors,
who also took up n money collection
for the family.
The annual inspection of Company
& will take place this Tuesday evening,
June 10th. Tine inspection officer will
be Major Hummel, of Neilsville, who
will have the boys go through the regu-
lar manual of arms. The company has
had considerable drill of late upon the
streets and it expects to show up in
. pretty good form.
The Liederkranz and Eiehenkranz
societies of this city will attend the
SaengerfeSt at Green Bay, which viii be
held in that city on June 22d, 23d and
cath. Tue societies viii leave on a
special train next Friday, and on next
Sunday another special train win be
run to accommodate others who wish
| to be In attendance
The National German American
Bank is today having an automatic
electric burglar alarm placed about its
; two large safes The alarm consists of
cabinet of wood enclosing safe, and
SO constructed that any instrument,
however small, piercing it at any place
viii cause large gong, on the outside
OF the building, TO ring until stopped
: There will also be several push buttons
\ arranged in convenient places TO give
/ alarm In case Of trouble at the bank OF
e any kind.
: Otto Mueller, one of the Wausau
e Sharpshooters, has purchased tine
b new Ballard action target rifle, S2-4I
i, icalibre. which was manufactured by
:, A. O. Sischang, of Syracuse, n. T. L
y is the best gun OF the kind to be found
e in the market. and is richly engraved
a about the working mechanism. Alber
n LipinSki has the same kind of gun, witt
l. the exception of the engraving. Tn,
:. Wausau Sharpshooters now have th'
e finest lot of guns that car be found il
any gun club in The country.