Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-29
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Athens.
Mike Heiber died last Tuesday, hold
ing policy in the Equitable Fraternal
Union. His proofs of death were mail
ed Thursday and yesterday morning
his widow received the insurance,
amounting to 81 1850 This is quick
work which speaks well of the order
Use Fly Fluid ON your cows and your
milk pail will be brim full each time
and the animals will not kick them
ever when trying to rid themselves OF
the torment of flies. This article is
sold exclusively by .. G. Callies who
has the state agency, 313-315 Jackson
street.
Edward Engebretson, resident
OF Portage county, appeared before
Judge Silverthorn yesterday and re-
nounced his allegiance to the kingdom
of Norway, and took the oath of
American citizenship. This was a
preliminary adjunct to his proving up
on homestead, before the U. s. land
Office in this city.
A week ago while John Severine, of
the town of Frankfort, was helping
his father unload load of hay with
horse fork, one of the ropes became
entangled about the boys foot, and
the team starting, the rope so twisted
one of the boys toes that it was pulled
out of its socket and cut off. His foot
was dressed by Edgar physicians.
White goods, embroidery and laces
in complete line are shown at Athens
for low prices which will surprise every
customer.
Messrs. Dudley, of Lacrosse, and
Whitney, of Waterloo, Iowa, spent
Wednesday of last week in the village
of Edgar interviewing the citizens of
that town as to the ACCESSIBILITY of estab-
fishing bank in that village. They
met with considerable encouragement
and it is quite probable that the plan
will carry, as all recognize the value
of such an institution.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, August 18th.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Nj. f.
church has secured Mrs. Ben-Oleal to
give an entertainment in this city
during the week of August Is
in which she will be assisted by about
thirty people of our city. Mrs. Ben
Oleal is Christian Jewess who has
been engaged in missionary work and
her entertainment will deal with life in
the Holy Land. She has received flat
tering press notices from newspapers
published in cities where the entertain
ment has been put on.
Fifty standard bicycles received, the
best wheel on earth for $500 at G. z.
Dunbar's.
Ole Biller departed Friday for Chi
cago to consult the officers of the Chi
cago Excelsior Co. He will then go to
Soldiers Grove, Wis, where he will
superintend the construction of boiler
beds for a new excelsior mill that the
company is building at that place. This
mill will be about the size of the Wau-
sau mill and will cut sixteen tons of ex-
celsior daily. Mr.. Biller is now super
intendent of six mills owned by this
company.
On Sunday next st. Johns Lutheran
church, of the town of Maine, where
the Rev F. Werhahn, of this city, is
pastor, will hold its mission feast in
Fitzke's grove providing the weather is
permissible, otherwise it will be held
under roof. Services will be held dur
ing the forenoon and afternoon and
there will be four clergymen present
who will make addresses on the subject
of "Home and Foreign Missions. ("
During the noon hour the ladies will
serve a dinner. Everybody is invited
to attend this gathering.
Have your plano tuned by Leonard
L. Fraser. Leave orders at James
Music Store.
Among the special attractions at the
next State Fair, in Milwaukee, Sept. s.
10, will be genuine head-end collision
betv cen two standard railroad engines,
to be driven, at the time of contract, at
rate of speed, of not less than thirty
miles an hour. The engines will be
manned by old engineers, respectively
of the G. & N. W. and c., Nj Il st. Paul
railroads. The act will take place in
the inlield, in front of the grand stand,
in full view of spectators, but at a
safe distance from them. A specially
interesting program will be arranged
for each day. Half rates on all rail
roads.
One Of the local unuertakers and the
health officer have clashed, the burial
of a child being the point at issue.
Recently child died in the town of
Weston of disease pronounced by
physicians as pneumonia. which is not
a contagious disease, and the parents
of the child wanted it buried in the city
1t is not usual that health officer in
the outlying towns fills out burial
permit, and the undertaken is usually
required TO go to the local health officer.
In this case, however, the town of Wes-
ton officer furnished the required permit
and the child was buried without the
undertaken consulting the local officer.
This has resulted in threatened suit
in which the dertaker aud the city are
adverse parties