Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-05

LosT-A gold filled watch, Elgin
movement, No 61S0924, No. of watch
2755G5l4. Lost between Schofield and
Mosinee on Sunday afternoon. A liber-
al reward will be given to the finder by
leaving the same at this office.
Articles of incorporation of the Mara
thon County Telephone company were
sent to Madison yesterday. Capital
stock $4,000. Incorporators, Chas.
Kiehl, Frank N Bleeha, w. f. la Du,
Robert Freeman, Henry Degner and
JOS Chesak.
Human skill has invented many
machines, but there is one machine
that is superior to anything of its kind
for use in poisoning potato bugs. 1t is
worth while going to o. G. Cables store
to have its peculiarities explained, as it
is a great labor saver.
A few changes have been made in the
High School graduation program which
is found on the first page of this issue.
Miss Ethel Sampson and Alexander
Gebhart, instead of delivering their
orations on Thursday evening, will de
liver them on Wednesday evening, and
Miss Beatrice Zimmerman will give her
Grafton on the last evening instead of
the first
A five-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schulz, who reside on Fifth
avenue, west side, was quite severely
burned yesterday morning. The child
secured a parlor match, ignited it and
in a moment the little ones clothes
were in flames. Medical attendance
was Immediately called, and the child
is getting along nicely
The meeting of the local branch of
the Wisconsin Valley Advancement
Association at the Court House on
Saturday evening, was very poorly at
tended and the matter which was to
have been brought before those present
was not discussed. An indefinite post
ponement was taken and those present
returned to their homes.
A boating party, composed of Misses
Jessie Hamlin and Katherine Bucklin
and Messrs. Charles Dodge and c. A.
MacKee, fioated down the Wisconse to
| Mosinee on Wednesday, enjoying a
very delightful day, and viewing some
of Wisconsin's finest scenery. Boats
were placed on the passenger at Most
nee and the return home quickly made.
Stamp Photos at COTS studio.
There was a fatal case of diphtheria
at Kelly on Thursday morning, which
caused the death of Roy Prayer,
young man twenty-one years of age.
Two other members of the same family
have been suffering with the disease,
but they are slowly improving. The
deceased young man was inferred in
the Wausau cemetery on Thursday
evening.
I Sam Grover and James Sampson
camped out at the shanties above the
| i've mile dam on Friday night, fishing
until late in the evening, and then sit
ting about campfire and telling ghost
stories. The boys must have seen
things during the night, for they were
out mt three o'clock in the morning try
ing to pull in big dead-head, which
they thought was musgallonge.
The Wausau Sharpshooters will CON-
pete for houors with a La Crosse team
next Sunday, but the two teams will
shoot upon their own grounds, the
result of the scores to be made known
by telephone Six men viii compose
reach team, instead of eight as at the
former competition, when Wausau won
lover its competitor by seyenty-two
points. At the trial shoot last Sunday,
the home team made good score, the
result Of which is given in another col,
Eumn OF this paper.
There's no beauty In all the land.
I That can with her face compare,
Her lips are red, her eyes bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea al
night.
Ask your druggist, w W Albers-
Mention was made in last weeks
issue of the PTLoT of the binding ovel
to circuit court of Jos. GEenny ant
Emma Burns, charged with being
keepers of " west side brothel- Thurs
day the complaint was changed, charg
ing the two with being inmates instead
and the former was fined 50 and cost
and the latter SIS and costs. The Tnes
lwere paid and they were released