Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01

All are invited to attend the dance to
be given Friday evening next at
Castle hall by the Clerks association.
Cones full orchestra.
And she left her happy home but not
for you Well what for? To go and
see the International Dog & Pony Show
at the Grand Opera House, Wednesday
evening, Sept. End.
When is woman most sensible?
When she makes her husband take her
and family to see the Dog and Pony Show
at the Grand Opera House Wednesday
evening, Sept End. and does not stay
at home alone, and let him go and
take some other mans wife without
the family
Miss Elizabeth Mott, of Neenah, teach
er of English in oul high school, has re-
signed and Miss Elizabeth Lathrop. OF
Ashland will fill her place. Miss Luella
SHELTON, of Coldwater, Mich, of the
kindergarten department has also re-
signed and Miss Martha Lusk, of River
Falls has been engaged.
c. r. Means, who conducts the Means
dairy south of the city says; 81 am
highly pleased with Callies' Fly Fluid.
Myself and neighbors have used it and
find that it positively drives flies away
from cattle and that our cows conse-
quentIy give more milk 1t is my
opinion that if the dumb beasts could
talk they would express vote of thanks
to its originator. advise all stock
men to use it on their herds"
Ed Mathie has concluded to remain
in California, where he has been en-
gagged to superintend the putting up of
large brewery in Los Angeles, for a
stock company composed of capitalists
of that city. All of Eds friends feel
sorry to learn of this, as it was hoped
that he would again take up his home
in Wausau and had he done so it would
have meant that lie would have become
largely interested in Wausau enter
prises.
Grand Opera House, for three nights,
commencing Wednesday, Sept. End,
the International Dog and Pony Circus
and Vaudeville Co., will entertain
Wausau citizens and our fair visitors.
Manager Cone is to be complimented
upon securing an attraction of this
calibre to amuse and entertain any and
all visitors in Wausau during the fair,
as the company came here highly rec
There will be an open air
band concert in front of the opera
house every evening.
The post Office and store kept by G.
H. Altenburg, at Dancy was burglarized
last night, sometime before midnight.
Details are meagre but we understand
the robbers secured considerable plum
der. Three strangers, seen lettering
about the village during the day, who
have since. disappeared, are suspected of
the robbery and it is thought probable
that they are the same three who
robbed the vii terding store at Hatley
early in the summer. They have no
doubt made good their escape by this
time.
John Bahr yesterday caused the ar
rest of Mrs. Jos. Shondreau, a full
blood Chippewa lady of the town of
Mosinee, charging her as being guilty
OK the offense of perjury. Bahr made
a horse trade year ago with one, Mrs.
Nellie Baldwin, daughter-in-law of
Mrs. Shondreau. Bahr bought two
ponies but afterwards had to relinquish
his title by replevin proceedings brought
by Mrs Shondreau. In an action
which followed in May of the present
year, as an outcome of the matter, Bahr
alleges that the latter perjured herself
in swearing that the ponies belonged to
her, when in truth and fact they did
not An adjournment was taken to
Sept. IL.
The public schools will open next
Monday morning. Parents are ur-
gently requested to observe the new
compulsory educational laws passed by
the legislature with reference to school
Every child between the
ages of 7 and IA must now attend
school either public, private, or paro-
chial, at least eight months in the year
and children between IA and IS are
obliged to attend unless engaged at
some lawful occupation. There are a
prescribed unlawful occupa-
tions, such as working in beer gardens,
bowling alleys, hotels, mines, factories
or other dangerous places or places of
evil influence. The law raises the age
limit under which child must attend
school, two years and the number of
months attendance from three to eight
and also provides for truant officers by
cities of the third class to be appointed
by the school board independent OF
any action by the mayor or common
council
A ten-year-old son of Frank Dzisz bicki,
living at 10 Lincoln Ave-, was bitten
by dog this morning. The boy was
playing in the street when the dog
approached and making lunge,
caught the right wrist of the young fell
low in his teeth and lacerated it badly
DR.. ID. T. Jones was called and dressed
and cauterized the wounds. Dog catch
er Peterson was summoned and sue
ceeded in catching the dog and shoot
ing it. An examination made after
ward showed that the animals tongue
was black clear back to the roots and its
eyes were red and infiamed-two un
failing signs of rabies. The family il
poor, financially, and this afternoon
some of our citizens have been agitat
ing the matter of raising contribution
and sending the boy TO the Pnsteur in
stitute in Chicago. Inasmuch as it ha
been determined that the dog was mad
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