Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-23


in the country schools and the latter
part of next week will go to Milwaukee
where she will enter the training school
for deaf mute teachers, and fit herself
for teaching the deaf.
The school suits that are meeting
with the largest demand are those
made by Mrs. Jane Hopkins and sold
by Seim Bros. The trousers have
double seats and double knees ard will
outwear any others sold in town.
Services in the First Un,versalist
Gibbs next Sunday morning Mr. and
Mrs. Gibbs will return from Anoka,
Mimi, where they have been spending
the summer with the formers parents.
During the fair o. G. Callies will per
sonally give demonstrations of his Fly
Fluid. Cattle and horses will be treat
ed with that well known insect eradica-
tor, that farmers and live stock men
may witness its benefits. There is moth
ing equals it in effectiveness.
John Mulkins, an employee working
on the new power house of the Wausau
Electric Co., was injured Saturday
morning. He was at work with a
steam drill when the latter slipped off
slanting rock and fell on him, break
ing a toe and several bones in the
instep.
Duncan Bros. will this year exhibit
their Shorthorn cattle at the fairs at
Appleton, New London and in this city
only. Last year their herd was en-
tered in number of fairs, but the
trouble in transporting the cattle was
greater than the reeompense, and they
decided TO make a short circuit this
year.
Dr. w. A. Hazelton, who hsS been
spending several weeks in the city de-
parted Friday morning for Regina, N.
w T., where he will reside in the future
his family having preceded him on Mon
day. He disposedof his residence prop
erty on Second street to Henry Miller,
chief OF the fire department, who has
rented it to L. d. Goldberg. The latte.
will move his family here from Edgar
in about a week
Emil Braatz, color sergeant of the
Third regiment, arrived home Satur-
day morning from Camp Douglas, his
breast adorned with gold medal won
in rifle competition for a place on the
state rifle team. After an exciting con-
test ten men were chosen out of the
three regiments, headed by by r. l..
Schlick, of Milwaukee, who broke the
former state record by making over 700
points.
The Misses Elizabeth Schmidt and
Carrie Wittig, of Milwaukee, who are
visiting with Mesdames Ed. Seim and
Geo. Pfeifier, were the honored guests
at a party given by those ladies
Wednesday evening. Refreshments
were served and progressive cinch was
played during the evening, first prizes
being won by Miss Louise Mueller and
Otto Patzer, and The consolation prizes
by Aiss Ella Norman and John Curtis.
A case entitled Julius Boblinz VS..
The Hackworthy Construction Co was
called in municipal court Friday morn
ing, but as the complainant did not APP
pear the case was dismissed. A few
days previous to the serving of sum-
mons the windows in Bcblinz' saloon,
at ll9 Clinton street, were shattered by
the jar resulting from the explosion of
dynamite on Clarke's island, where the
company is building the power house
for the WauSau Electric Co. MIR.
Boblinz then brought suit to recover
damages.
The Wausau opera house has been
listed by Manager Cone with the Klaw 4
Erlanger theatre syndicate of New York.
This concern has under its supervision
about 100 theatres and 400 shows which
gives Mr.. Cone an opportunity of book
ing attractions that he could not other
wise secure. The first one booked I'M
der the new condition of things is Fred
erick War,ie and kathryn Kidder who
appear here In "Saiaambo" September
9Th. Frederick Warde appeared here
in the old opera house years ago in
The Lions Mouth" and he at that
time was considered one of the best ae-
tors in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Goodrich enter
tanned at hearts on Saturday evening,
| in honor of their niece, Miss Edith
Lang, of New Prague, Mimi, and Miss
Della Thayer, who has just returned
from abroad, both young ladies having
been absent from tie city for nearly a
year. There were about fifty young
people present and me game was kept
up until IL o'esesa, when dainty re-
freshments were served. The first
prizes were carried of by Miss
katherine Williamson and Lee Prank F.:
the second prizes, by Miss Myrtle
iHaskins and Chas. Daley. 1t was a
very pleasant and enjoyable event.