Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-06-09

They are Bert Foster, Walter bern and
| Myron Dunningan.
The old Champagne property on
Forest street was purchased last week
by Louis Hoernke of Louis Marchetti
for consideration of 81, 400.
When wanting anything in the line
of shade curtains call at the shop of
M. Lipski. He has a line of samples
that are absolutely new on the market.
Karl Mathie, city superintendent OF
of the Wausau schools, was in the city
Saturday. having come up to engage
teachers for the public schools at Wau-
sau.-Merrill News.
About twelve or fifteen extra police
men will be sworn in on the evening of
Friday, June 18th, as a precautionary
measure to guard against the thieves
and pickpockets that usually follow a
circus.
The paris green sold by D. c. Callies
is the best there is on the market, and
the results of its use have always proven
of benefit to the farmers. Sold in
packages from to lbs. Be sure and
get Callies.'
r. Z. Golisch, proprietor of the
Golisch dairy, of the town of Stettin,
and Miss Hulda Goers, will be united in
marriage on Tuesday. June 23d, at
Herman, Shawano county, at the home
of the latter's brother, Albert Goers.
Anything in the line of cement side
walks, driveways, curbing, drains, ETC.,
will be cheaply and correctly built by
placing your order with Archie o.
Clark, who has had years of experience
in this work. Residence 407 Seymour
street.
The fire department was called out
Sunday noon to extinguish blaze at
the guardlock Someone, in passing,
had thrown cigar stub among some
decayed timbers setting fire to them.
One of the sluce gates was somewhat
damaged.
w. ID. Kollock is now occupying an
Office in the o. S. Express Co.'s place of
business in the Bazaar store His
former location at the Standard Oil
Co. warehouses in the north part of
the city he found was not conveniently
located for business.
VIM. Burke, arrested a few weeks
ago at Willow Springs, Mo, charged
with embezzling funds belonging to
the Modern Woodmen camp of Hatley,
was examined Thursday and bound
over to circuit court. He has so far
been unable to furnish bond of 800
and is in jail
The first lot of 1900 lbs of paris
green has been received by o. G..
Cables. Dealers wishing to handle
this article this season should now
place their orders with Callies, for he
sells as pure grade of potatoe bug
poison as there is on the market, and
will be pleased to see old customers
The company selected to support Mr.
Boyle in 1.-The Star Boarder," is largely
composed of well known people, whose
specialties, Individual and collective,
form the chief portion of the entertain
ment. Prices 25-35 soc. The action of
the piece is decidedly swift and every
thing goes with snap and vim that is so
necessary to the success of farce CON-
edy.
Aug Lehnhoff, of Lacrosse, an assist
ant factory inspector, has made two
visits to the city recently. He caused
the arrest of several individuals for en-
ploying boys and girls under the legal
age and they were fined in accordance
with the statutes. Some buildings, the
top floors of which are occupied as
sleeping quarters, he recommended
should be safeguarded with fire es-
capes.
The marriage of John W. Kerstein,
of Marathon City, to Miss Anna Rap
raeger, of this city, was soIennized yes
terday morning at St. Mary's church.
The bride was attended by Miss Anna
Kerstein and the groom by Albert Rap
raeger. After the ceremony the couple
departed for wedding tour, visiting
Milwaukee and Chicago and after re-
turning will take up house keeping at
Marathon City.
Sunday was day long to be Temem-
bered by those who attended the SER
vices at the Methodist church. 1t was
TIE Third Quarterly services, and the
church was filled with worshippers.
| Three were received by letter Rev.
| Fletcher l.. Wharton, OF Lincoln,
/ Nebraska, former pastor, was present,
and assisted in the services, and by his
| splendid address and kindly greeting
added much to the impressivenesS and
spirit of the day.
Order your strawberries for canning
of Max E. Boehm. Wisconsin berries
are being received by him daily, in such
| quantities that you are guaranteed sat
isfaction in both price and quality,
These are the first pickicgs of the Wis
consin crop, which are always the best,
and owing to the early weather con-
ditions, which limits the supply, it is
doubtful whether they they will be any
| cheaper this season. Orders by tele-
phone will insure you as good berries
as if you appeared in person. Bargains
also offered in fruit cans, rubbers,
| sugar, etc.
The instruments to be used in the
| Bertillion system of measurements to
be established at the county jail arrived
| on SATURDAY. from 4 Chicago manufac'
turer of surgicsf instruments. They
are about twelve in number, with a
large Illustrated book giving instruc-
tons for their use Some of the neces
sary paraphernalia, however, will have
to be made by carpenter. One of the
officials of the Waupun prison is ex-
pected here in few days to place the
| apparatus in shape for use and to give
Instructions. BY the aid of this system
the police force of Oshkosh since the
first of the year have Unidentified several
tough characters that have come into
| their custody and either secured an
easy conviction or turned them over tC
the officials of other cities where they
were wanted.
| r. Delnodar. theWausauG Gas and Coke
| Co s supervising architect and mechan
zeal engineer, last Tuesday afternoon
came near taking pilgrimage to thai
eternal boon from which no weary
traveller ever returns He was at WORK
in a trench on Fulton street making 8
service connection, and the gas in the
main pipe was escaping freely, bu
Dan little thought of danger until ht
felt drowsiness coming DER him. He
than crawled out of the trench anc
started for the company's Office at re
treat" gait. Upon entering the office
he fell unconscious to the floor before
he had acquitted anyone of the trouble
The truth was suspected, however, by
those in the office and physician was
summoned, who worked over HIM fo
over six hours before he was out o
danger He was than removed to hi