Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09

house never looked better. Its beer
painted with Callies' house paints.
The officers and board of the villag,
of Schofield met Saturday and adopted
bylaws for the government of the vii
lage.
There was heavy white frost il
many sections of the county Sunday
evening, and many farmer lost vege
tables as consequence.
Edward Kreuger and Miss Myrtle
Hubbard will be united in marriage to
morrow at the home of the bride:
parents on Jefferson street, the Rev. S
N. Wilson officiating.
Miss Minnie Trip was operated or
Thursday in hospital in Minneapoli.
for the removal of humorous growtf
IN her throat. Latest advices state thai
she is getting along nicely.
Miss Lula james will give, for the
benefit of the music loving people Of
Wausau, a vocal recital at the opera
house on the evening of Aug. 22d
Miss James has a voice of rare culture
and always delights an audience, and
in this recital she will be assisted by
several other vocalists of well known
merit.
u. Z. Callies does not wish TO force
the people to believe all he says in re-
gard to his Fly Fluid and Chicken Lice
Killer and the past two weeks Den.
Finney and Louis Garske have been
visiting farmers and distributing
samples of these two well known rem
edies that they may test the merits of
same. If in need of articles of this
nature get sample at the store.
The cigar firm of McGregor & Prinz
has adopted unique advertisement to
catch the public eye. 1t is what APP
pears to be 2x4 scantling thrown
through the large plate glass window,
making hole and SCATTERING the glass
beyond repair but is, upon close inspec-
ton, only a deception and is made COM
plete by the deft arrangement of two
pieces of scantling, numerous pieces of
broken glass, some green paint and
glue.
Sunday evening large party of
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Frydes-
land gathered and spent the evening at
their home, GIG Washington street, the
occasion being Mrs. Frydesland's birth
day. During the evening the guests
were entertained with music and games
and in the social enjoyments incident
to such occasions. 1t was a late hour
when they departed for their homes,
and each expressed the wish that Mrs.
Frydesland live to enjoy many more
birthdays.
Monday evening, friends and neigh
bors rendered Mrs j f. Gallagher and
family a farewell" party, on account
of their leaving this week for Wausau
where they will make their future home.
as Mr.. Gallager has charge of branch
Office OF the firm of Gallagher and Co.
at that place.-Waupaca Republican.
Tie Gallagers will live in residence
the west side lately purchased of Mr..
Kregel.
Geo. Martin. editor of the Record
suffered'the fracture of rib and sever
al Commissions one night last week. In
passing the corner of Third and Jeffer-
son streets, he noticed that the lamp
was not doing business that night, and
reaching mp the guy pole pulled the
rope which raises and lowers the light
with the result that the rope broke
And the lamp fell and struck him with
the above result.
There will be services Sunday morn
ing at the Baptist church at the usual
hour, Miss Mary Hamilton, teacher in
Shaw University, Raleigh, N. c., will
speak. Miss Hamilton is spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Cabeen,
in Merrill. A talk on "The Brownies
of the South Land" will be given at the
church Monday afternoon at 800
O'Clock. Boys and girls from all Sun
day schools are invited.
The annual teachers institute con
vened yesterday morning at nine OK clock
at the county school building and will
continue for ten days. There is a very
large attendance, upwards of one
hundred teachers being present. The
work is in charge of Prof. Sims, OF
River Falls; Prin. j. G.. Callahan, oil
Menasha and Prin. w. F. Lusk, of Els
worth. Examinations will be held in
Wausau Aug. 22-23-24 and at Colby Aug
25-26-27.
The city should force property owner:
to keep the cutters clear of refuse in
front of their places where streets have
been macadamized, for in some parts
of the city there is a woeful neglect il
this respect noticeable. Some property
owners appear to think the gutter {
proper dumping ground for all refuse
and have so clogged them up that water
will not run off the streets but makes {
continual mud hole. One man in tn,
northeast part of town has built a dir
approach from the street to the side
walk which forms dam, and the con
sequence is that he has a pool in from
of his house at all times. The bes
macadam street viii be ruined in f;
short time if water is allowed to soal
into. it,
Last week we mentioned the fact tina
the barn, containing about thirty-fi
tons of hay, belonging to Henry Meuret
residing south of the city, had been DIES
troyed the day before by fire. We hav,
since learned that there Is strong sus
picion for belief that the barn was fire,
by tramps. The morning of the fir
two tramps were seen in cornfield no