Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-06-16


titles oy Max E. Boshm. jl6-tf
The assessors in The city and county
are now making their rounds. estir1at-
ing the value of yoar property.
The home of Prof. and Mrs. R. B.
Johns was frightened Sunday after
noon by the arrival of girl baby.
EGGS FOR sALE-Throughbred Ply
mouth Rock and Black Langshan eggs
for sale. Enquire at 623 Franklin
street. m11tf GEO. A. BROWN.
There will be meeting this evening
of Wausau Chapter, No 81, r. A. NJ.
work in the Royal Arch. Banquet.
All members are ecuested to be pres
ent
Mr. and Mrs Otto Ebersold, living at
1902 Cherry street, LOST fifteen days
old infant on Saturday 1t was buried
yesterday afternoon at $50 from the
house, the Rev. f. Schaer officiating.
Judge w. e. Silverthorn is having
stone hauled for wall which he will
erect &long Grand Ave. in front of his
property The wall will be two feet
thick and about three feet above the
sidewalk and will serve as fence.
A poor Paris greea is worthless A
paris green that has strength and is
sure death to the potato bug is the only
kind of any use to the potato raiser
The latter is the one and only kind sold
by r. Hoffman, liz Scott St.
The Barker & Stewart Lumber Co.,
of this city, has been incorporated I'M
der Wisconsin's laws with capital
stock of s1sS, 900, divided into 1900
shares of 500 each. The incorporators
are H. c. Stewart, w. G. Landon and
G. ID. Jones.
Prof Borchardt, of Ashland, who will
be musical director of the next Saenger-
fest to be held in that city July Ills,
was in the city Sunday and Monday.
Sunday evening a rehearsal was held
by the Liederkranz under direct:cn of
Prof. Borchardt.
Those from our city and county who
will graduate this June are Miss Nell
Dunbar, Vassar college; Miss Rose
Kreutzer, Normal school, Whitewater;
Jay McCrossen, Mitchell Stewart, Law
renee Liljeqves. and Oscar Kreutzer,
State University Madison.
Eleven representatives of Colby were
in Wausau last week making appli-
cation before Judge Silverthorn for the
right to incorporate that burg as a viii
lage There was no opposition to the
movement and the judge ordered that
a special election be held on June 9th
to vote for and against the proposition.
Paul Sust, printer in the Wochen-
blatt office and Miss Leona Hintze,
also a typo on that paper, are to be
married next Saturday. The local
craft Joins in wishing them a long life
of happiness and hope that the quoins
will be so locked as to insure coDnubial
bliss.
For SALE-One lot and half or Fcl-
ton street, near II. G. McCrossen's resi-
dence. Enquire at 912 Second street If
To introduce the goods the Appleton
watch VIII he sold by Dunbar & Lille
qvist until June goth at 81 90 each. This
is Wisconsin watch, gold filled, hand
somely engraved with 7-jewel nickel
movement and guaranteed for fifteen
years 1t is positively the greatest bar
gain ever offered in this city.
The time for haying soon begins. 1t
is then that the farmer gets out his
mower for use and finds it needs oiling.
The question then arises what oil shall
be used Those who have ever used
Callies' machine oils will use no others,
for they have been proven the best
lubricant op the market. For sale in
any quantity.
By a new law passed at the last ses-
sion of the legislature IA private banks
in this state will either have to file in
corporation papers as state banks be-
fore Sept LIST. of the present year, or
else go out of business. By the same
law 20 state banks with unpaid capital
will either have TO have their capital
paid up or amend their articles of incor-
poration.
At the performance of "A Breezy
Time" at Marshfield last week the
house management and the company's
manager engaged in quarrel over the
large sum of fifteen cents. The troupe's
manager ordered the curtain rung
down and the people were given back
their money The dead heads also
drew money so that someone lost by
the transaction.
The lumber yards of Jacob Simmer
caught fire yesterday morning at Pine
River and before controlled about
100000 of hemlock and hardwood
lumber was destroyed, on which there
was some insurance. The origin of the
frs is not known but 1t is presumed to
have started from brush fires near by,
on land that farmers were clearing.
The mill was not damaged.
A party composed of Hilmer Schmidt,
Otto Mueller, Frank and Otto Mathie,
Albert Lipinski and VIM Hoppe de-
parted last evening for ST. Louis to at
tend the National SchuetZenfest, which
begins Thursday and continues for
three days, winding up with picnic
on Sunday They started early that
they might have an opportunity OF
viewing the Worlds Fair grounds and
also witness the ravages made by the
recent flood.
Otto Bachman, Merrlli man was
arrested in this city Wednesday even
| ing bv Chief Malone as he stepped from
| the ST. Paul passenger train. The ar
rest was made upon information fur
| nished by the Merrill authorities, Bach
man being wanted for an alleged de-
| falcation. He is record keeper for the
| Merrill lodge of Maccabees and it is
| said spent the lodges funds and vas
attempting to get out of the country.
| Sheriff Hoffman arrived Thursday and
took the prisoner back home.
John Hickey and Albert Hoffman, of
| Stratford were arrested Wednesday
charged with selling liquor without a
| license. They were brought to Wau-
sau and arraigned before Judge Miller.
but their examination was postponed
| TO next Thursday. The defendants re-
Gently came to Stratford from Colby
| and il is said purchased the saloon of
A. Isbell, though they deny this and
state that the deal was not to be made
until July LIST at the time of issuing
new licenses and they are at present
merely bar tenders for Isbell. Fred
Bernitt bondsman of Isbell, made the
complaint.
They say there is to be q circus IN
town Saturday, but the tent show given