Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-07-12

very little sickness about town of late.
The Wansau base ball team was de-
feated at Hurley Sunday by a score of
8 to 5.
The Y. M. c. A. camping party on
Tomahawk lake broke camp yesterday
and returned last night to Wausau.
An election was held yesterday at
Schofield for the purpose of choosing
village officers under the new incorpor-
alton.
Clean out your chicken coop; now is
a good time To do it, Avoid chicken
lice by Using Callies Chicken Lice
Killer
Comfy clerk w. j Kregel has closed
n bargain for the sale of his house on
the west side and will move over on the
east side.
The ever popular VIM. Owen com
pany appeared at the opera house last
evening in "The Lady of Lyons" before
large audience.
The congregation of the Edgar Pres
byterian church is holding rally to-
day Rev. s. N. Wilson and others of
this city are present.
A house owned by S. M Quaw and
occupied by Herman horde, located on
Second Ave, was struck by lightning
Sunday afternoon and the chimney
destroyed.
Mrs Vogel, Mr. and Miss Meyer and
Paul Merklein, all of Milwaukee, were
here last week in attendance at the
funeral of John Merklein, Sr. They
returned home Saturday.
Albert Groth, aged forty-six, died of
heart disease Saturday at his home. l19
n. First avenue, after an Illness of four
days. Funeral was held yesterday from
Zion's Lutheran church.
Miss Sophia Cramer, who graduated
from Leland Stanford, Jr university in
May, has accepted the position of teach
er in English, French and German in
the high school at Palo Alto, Cal.
The party of young people, who were
the guests of Frank Bissell, on Little
ArbOr Vitae lake for week, broke
camp on Thursday, and returned to
their homes in Wausau that evening.
VIM. Schubring, one of the old
settlers of the town of Wausau, died
Sunday Afternoon after a short illness.
He Was fifty five years of age at the
time of death. Funeral was held this
afternoon.
Callies Sunproof base ball team will
play the Wittenberg team in the lat
ter's home town next Sunday.
The Ringle Brick Co., whose plant
is ut Ringle station, suffered loss of
several hundred dollars Sunday by the
high wind A 80 foot smoke stack was
blown down, falling on the machine
shed and causing damage to the build
ing.
If you are going TO buiId or make any
change in your residence, have your
heating plauG put in right and your gas
work and plumbing done up in mod
ern way. We do all kinds of repairing
in these lines. A. b. Wheeler Il Son.
l6i6 Third Street. If.
VIM. Westphal, who lives AT 2l4 n.
Seventh Ave, was removed from the
Werheim factory to the Riverside
hospital yesterday in an injured con-
dition. He was at work at one of the
saws when piece of lumber being fed
into the saw was thrown back and
struck him at a point just below the
waist line.
Prof. III. RieS, of the geological de-
partment of Cornell college, aud DIR.
Saml Weidman, of Madison, state
geologist, spent few days in this city
and vicinity the latter part of the week.
THEY came here for the purpose of
making an examination of the clays of
Marathon county, also the feldspar de-
posts in the vicinity of Rib hill. The
! first named has been engaged TO assist
lin making a geological survey of this
Estate and has been assigned the depart
ment of clays.
Frank DoleSchal, a carpenter living
LAT l24 5 Sixth Ave, this city, went to
Manitowoc on visit two months ago
and recently was committed TO the
Northern Hospital for Insane at OSh-
Ikosh. A short time after going TO Man
litowOc he became possessed of an
lbullucination that someone was pursu-
ling him, with murderous intent, aud
kept growing gradually worse until 1t
Twas deemed inadviSable to allow him
llonoer to 90 unreStrained. Ii is said
THAT his father died while an inmate OF
the Manitowoc county asylum Dole
sehal has wife and four children living
in this city.
Mrs. Mary Mohr of Stanley, who
caused quite a sensation about year
ago through her manipulation OF mort
cages, was in the city Friday She i
) carrying her left arm in plaster cast
! having slipped GU the walk st her home
few weeks ago and fractured it. She
is enthusiastic over her farm this veal
and the prospects of big crop. She
says the crops are lust beautiful uI
+ in her neighborhood. She has become
/ greatly interested in sugar beet culture
! | and is raising a seven acre field OF
lthem-Stevens Point Journal.
$ This is the same Mary tried here in
: lcircuit court last fall on the charge q
Having conducted swindlipg operations