Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-14

arm Saturday while playing with other
boys.
The sale of Blue Ribbon" -four ex-
ceeds that of any other brands at the
stores of Max E. Boehm. j16-tf
The intermediate Christian Endeavor
society INDUCED in hay rack ride to
the Yellow banks last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Nick Cells are rejoic-
ing over the birth of SON which APP
peared at their home on Saturday morn
ing.
The business of the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Co. at Merrill will pass into the
hands of the local company within q
few days.
1t is reported to us that VIM. Pechtel
has disposed of bis property on Ham
ilton street for 81, 800 and will move to
Portland, Ore.
Mrs. S. N. Wilson is out today with
her junior endeavor organization pic
nicing on Big Rib. All went on large
hay rack and in buses.
The public property committee Of the
county board was in session yesterday,
allowing bills and accepting the work
done in the county building
AS human being fees from small
pox so does the potato bug flee from
Callies' paris green. For sale by all
dealers. Be sure and get Callies'
The Kelly Presbyterian Mission will
hold its annual picnic and institute on
Wednesday. Dinner and supper will
both be served. All Wausau friends
are invited to join in the festivities.
st. Martha's guild win meet with
Mrs. r. f. Parcher on Wednesday
afternoon. A full attendance, of all
members and others, who are interested
in the church, is requested as arrange
ments are to be made for the annual
parish picnic.
The members of Lady Wastell Hive
of Maccabees are holding an ice cream
social this afternoon and evening at
the home of their former Lady Com
mander. Mrs. Emma Chellis, at the Jail
grounds. The social is for the benefit
of flood sufferers.
Charles Hoppe, aged thirteen years,
and Glen Mericle, ten years old, ran
away from home Wednesday afternoon
and made their way as far as Bear
Greek, where they were intercepted.
The father of one of them went down
Friday and brought them back.
The special car that will convey the
to Ashland will be gayly
decorated with bunting, and on each
side will be banner extending the full
length of the car, on which will be
printed the name of Wausau. The
society will share the car with friends
of members.
The annual picnic of the Presbyterian
Sunday school was held Friday at the
fair grounds and there were fully 500
people in attendance. The children
enjoyed themselves in races of various
kinds and other amusements. There
was also bounteous supply of refresh
ments served
Herman Marquardt of Wausau, spent \
Monday in the city putting in proper
running order the electric selfwinding
clocks of the Western Union Telegraph
Go. in this city. Mr., Marquardt has
Michigan, Minnesota and
the two Dakotas to cover and is kept
pretty busy journal
A number of the ladies, who are
for cleanliness have placed a
number of large green waste paper
baskets at different points along Third
street for the benefit of those who have
been littering up the streets and cutters
with fragments of paper The baskets,
we are pleased to say, are being utilized
and it may be that reform can be
brought about.
Since the meeting of the board of
many manufacturing in
situations and other places have been
visited by the board ard discrepancies
found in the assessments, which will
nave to be re-adjusted. The board is
the largest this year it has ever been,
there being fourteen members By the
new law the supervisor of each ward
serves without pay.
George Brown, arrested last week
'or criminal assault committed three
years ago in the town of Frankfort, was
aiken before Justice Young at Edgar
for examination, but as the
district attorney was not satisfied with
pertain methods pursued, he asked for
a dismissal of the case, which was
done. Brown was Immediately re-
arrested and brought before Justice
Jones in this city, who fixed bail at
81, 500. He will be brought up for a
hearing on the 23d. The man is visibly
affected by his arrest.
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you will get more work out of them.
To do this apply Callies' machine oil
to all vehicles or pieces of
farm machinery.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Lindsay, of Milwaukee, came very near
with bad accident on the
Fourth. He had been firing off crack
ers apd had gotten to the last one,
which happened to be large one. He
lighted the fuse but it did not seem to
burn, nevertheless it was getting in its
work without any display until all at
once it exploded. He was burned in
the face quite badly but will sustain no
permanent injury, He is grandson
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Brown, of this
city,
Justice j A. Jones is arranging an