Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-05

Engagements W udfC ~Ct AAC 0AoPfoJ
of carriages, wagons. etc., atthe county
fair.
Mrs. Geo. F. Bells, who has been
quite sick for the past two weeks, is
able to be out again. to the great de-
light of her numerous friends.
Tomorrow being the feast of the
TRANSPORTATION there viii be celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion at ST.
Johns Episcopal church, at 7:l5 a. m.
In another column of the PILOT is
published a notice announcing the dis
solution of the firm of Ryan, Hurley &
Jones. t. g. Ryan retires from the
firm.
The poems of H. j Mckay are receiv-
ing favorable notice throughout the
country. Buy a copy at Mumm's or
Rohde's. Also on sale at Lissack's pop
corn stand.
There was picnic party given by
quite number of young girls last Sat
urday, out on Little Rib. They were
chaperoned by the Misses Daley and
Panabaker.
Marathon Hahn, No 20, of Druids
held picnic Sunday at Columbia park
that was attended by the members and
their families only. They report a
pleasant time.
-. ,bo,,sa,J dollars ,v;ll ha c,;x.n
in premiums, for cattle alone, at the
next State Fair, Sept. 8-12. This will
bring out the finest exhibit of cattle
ever in the state.
The Misses Kavanaugh closed their
dressmaking establishment for one
month, commencing with last Saturday.
They left yesterday for months visit
in Appleton and Kaakauna.
There is a pretty girl in an alpine hat
A sweeter girl in sailor brim.
But the handsomest girl you'll ever see
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea.
w. w. Albers.
Up in the northern part of our state
it has been very dry for the past month,
and as a result there have been many
forest ires. Reports are now that re-
cent rains have stopped them.
lions Evangelical Lutheran church
held an annual mission feast Sunday at
the fair grounds, which was largely at
tended There were services both
morning and evening and the program
was interesting and fully enjoyed.
The poor committee of the county
board, consisting of John Hinrichs,
John Junk, Henry Volhard, II. II. Weik
and M. G. Thorn was in session Thurs
day. The principal part of their bust
ness was the allowance of bills.
Word comes from C. J. Winton that
he is in the mountains of California,
with Sherman Howe and w G.. Gilbert,
looking over timber lands. He reports
it insufferably hot and the accommoda-
tons in the smaller towns not the very
best.
Ed. Lemke has been engaged the
past few days in removing from his
shop on Washington street all his
wagons, tools, lumber, etc, and will
hereafter operate his wagon works in
building near his residence on Jack
son street.
Everyone in this vicinity who has
tested the merits of Fly Fluid speak of
it in the highest terms. The fly season
is now coming on and you may protect
your horses and cattle from the pest at
small cost by purchasing some of the
fluid of o. c. Callies, state agent.
The ladies of the Baptist church
drove up to :he farm of Walt Hinton,
near Trappe, one day early last week
and spent the day in picnicing They
were conveyed to and from the grounds
il buses and private carriages and
enjoyed the day in full measure.
A forest fire ragged in the woods in the
vicinity of the Dessert Lumber Co.'S
dam near Mosinee early last week, but
rain showers, assisted by a crew of men
sent out from Mosinee succeeded in sub
DUNG it AT one time the destruction
of several hundred cords of tan bark
was feared.
About twenty members of M arkey
Tent, No. so, X o. I. NJ of Merrill
were down yesterday for the purpose Of
burying a deceased Sir Knight, Philip
Finch, who died in the town of Wausau
on Saturday. Finch belonged to the
Merrill lodge and carried an insurance
policy in the same for SO, 900.
G.. f. McDill, cashier of the Citizens
National bank, of Stevens Point
had narrow escape from being
drowned while in swimming il
the Wisconsin river last Friday
His bathing suit slipped down abou
his feet and he was unable t
free himself. He was rescued will
great difficulty by his son.
There will be corn cutting contes
at the asylum farm in few weeks
| The exact date has not been set, but
will perhaps be just before the fai
dates The Mccormick, Deering, Plano
and other farm gI...s:i;uery manufactur
ing institutions vii, send representa-
tives here who will enter machines il
the contest, and who will look afte
their company's interests The exac
| conditions of the contest have not We
been agreed upon but We viii endeavo
to give same later. The winning ma
chine will be exhibited at the count,