Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

Those fine Brazilian lenses make you
see as good as ever at Dunbar s Jewelry
Store. Eyes tested free.
Pure paris green, in any quantity.
from an ounce To 2 ear load, can be
found at the store of Max E. Boehm.
254 Grand Axe, Tel. 3ls He guaran-
tees every ounce to be perfectly free of
adulteration.
The Lincoln House, at Merrill. s.as
been leased to w. Z. Butterheld. of
West Superior, who will conduct the
same hereafter. Merrill ought to be
one of the best hotel cities in Vision
sin. 1t has first class accommodates
for all who may go there, and as Wan
sau hasn't anywhere near enough hoe
room Merrill should and will get The
best trade in this line.
Since the recent neighborhood quar-
rel that has been inauguarted ia the
north section of the city, in which a
number of women of Polish extraction
nave been participants, IL has been
found necessary To place special po-
liceman in that community. Two of the
women have been placed under bonds
to keep the peace and other arrests are
expected to follow; the end OF trouble is
not yet in sight.
The closing. exercises of the Marathon
County Training school will be held the
last week in June. On Thursday even
ing, June 26th a lecture illustrated
with stereOptican views, will be given
by Prof. Conway Macmillan, head of
the department of botany in the Uni
versity of Minnesota, entitled. s.'The
Interpretation of Landscape. On Fri
day evening, June p, the usual gradu-
sting program will be presented, tel
loved by the Alumni banquet
Quite number of the Cutler Post
No. 90, of this city, will attend the
q. A. Il. Encampment at Stevens Point
this week. AT this meeting there will
be number of no.ables among whom
is Gen. Arthur Mac Arthur, who will
address his old comrades in arms on
topics incident to the Civil war 1t is
expected that this will be one of tbs
most successful encampments ever held
in the state OF Wisconsin, excepting the
National Encampment, which was held
at Milwaukee lumber of years ago.
Harry Havron, driver of the hook
and ladder cart, of the east side fire
department, and Alderman Hussong. a
member of the fire committee, got into
a Jangle one day last week and Mr..
Hussong alleges that Havron called
him anything but pet names and threat
ened to whip him, ~hereupon Hussong
filed a. complaint against the former
with the police and fire commission
and Havron was suspended temporar-
lily. He had hearing before the board
yesterday afternoon and was reinstated.
and is now back to work
1t has been reported that an army of
potato bugs are now on the march to
this community, coming we'll prepared
to do their work of destruction. The
poor farmer, who fails to prepare him
self by purchasing some of that pure
paris green, which is on sale at the
store OF D. G. Callies, will find him
self IN street parlance in the soup"
w. l.. Covey departed yesterday
morning for Rhinelander, where he
goes as representative of the Wausau
Gun Club at the annual meeting of the
Wisconsin State League of gun
clubs, which holds business session
there on Thursday, concluding Friday
and Saturday with exhibitions of
craftsmanship. About thirty or forty
clubs will compete for prizes, and the
man making the highest score will have
the honor of being state champion. 1t
is the hope of Covev's friends that he
will bring home with him, at least
something to show that he was IN the
game.