Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-07-26
The board of review met in session

Call at Seim Bros and look over
new assortment of dress shirts just re
ceived.
Dr. d. w. Hubert, of Wauwatosa
conducted the services at the Baptis
church Sunday.
Those new fall suits of Seim Bros arr
about the "sweIle1I ever" Call ane
look them over.
w. w. Mitchei's flour mill at Stevens
Point was badly damaged by fire OF
Wednesday. Loss $1,000.
Callies' Sun Prof base ball team was
defeated at Warren park Sunday by
Brokaw by a score of II to 8.
The annual picnic of ST Johns church
will be held tomorrow at the fail
grounds. Supper will be served in til,
evening.
Callies has sold nearly 5000 pounds
of his pure paris green this season and
has but little left. If in need of this
article call early before it is ali sold.
f. d. Underwood and Jake Werle re-
ceived consignment of black bass fry
Saturday evening from the Ashland fish
hatchery, which they consigned to the
waters of Big Rib river.
The merits of Callies chicken lice Kill
er have been tested and proved That all
that is claimed for it are trae. Judge
Henry Miller, who has used it in his
coops recommends it to all chicken rails
ers.
Henry Grob says there is nothing like
Callies' chicken lice killer for Kidding
hen coops of chicken lice. One foul
killed from this pest costs as much as
enough of this remedy to treat several
coops.
Jacob Reuter-, Wausau's celebrated
violinist, is making arrangements to
give six concerts in near by tow ms.
Dates will be arranged so that he can
give one concert each day, and com
plete the series in week.
Mrs. H. /. Bump. who has been very
i'll for some time, is reported gradually
Mrs N. Heinemann and
son, came up from Wausau, last Satur-
day morning, and went up to Heine
man, accompanied by s. Heineman.-
Merrill Star.
o. G. Callies the popular Jackson
street paint dealer, has had his face
wreathed in smiles the past two days,
all because of the arrival of bouncing
baby girl at his home Sunday morning
The first thing he done Monday morn
ing was to give his clerks orderst to hand
out cigars to the public
Louis Bandou, aged seven years, son of
Louis Bandou of Milwaukee, died at
Pelican Lake from the effects of a sun
stroke. The family was to spend two
weeks at one of the resorts near there
and the death of the son came three
days after their arrival.
Saturday afternoon as logging train
was pulling into the city from Rib river
one of the stays broke from car, just
as the train had reached the bridge
near the depot, allowing the logs to fall
Off The logs wedged in between the
ear and the trestle work of the bridge,
traffic for some time.
A fellow who gave his name in court
rs Aug. Freeman, claiming West
Superior as his home, was arrested Fri
lay night by Policeman Relitz and sent
10 the county Jail for three days for be-
ing drunk and disorderly. He objected
to being arrested and the officer had to
use little forceful persuasion.
While conductor John Sleeter was
coupling on logging train
at Scho6eld Wednesday one of the logs
fell from a car and injured him. He
was brought to this city where the ply
stefan in attendance found that his back
was severity bruised, and it is possible
that his spine may be injured. He was
later removed to his home in Amigo.
A large school house mas been erected
in District No. z, town Of Texas, at
cost of about 81 600 This district,
prior to the close Of the last term of
was part of District No. 4. Miss
Anna Weinkauf, : resident of the
district, and graduate of the county
training school and of the elementary
course of the Stevens Point Normal,
has been engaged to teach.
The remains of Miss Mollie Hollis,
who died on the 10th at Spokane, Wash,
were brought here Thursday and buried
from St. Mary's church OH Saturday
Deceased was 81 years of
age and was born at Trappe. For a
number of years she was engaged in
teaching country schools and one year
was teacher in the city schools. She
moved west with her father, Jos Hollis,
and her sisters about four years ago.
Death was caused from Inflammation
of the bowels, and she had only been
sick week Her mother and two
brothers, Joseph and Philip, reside
here.
Joe Morrisey, who was appointed
"ofiicial dog catcher to succeed
Andrew Peterson, who resigned, has
been suspended because his interpreta-
ton of the dog ordinance was not just
what the city officials intended it should
be. 1t is said that Morrisey one day
last week chased dog belonging to
Geo. Higgins onto the owners premises
and captured it and carried it off to the
dog pound. This action resulted in his
arrest, but the case was dismissed upon
Morrisey paying the costs. Later he
made capture of q dog with collar
to which chain was attached, the dog
having evidently broken away from Its
owners. 1t was then that his suspen
sion followed We have been informed
that another dog catcher will be APP