Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-05-09

June 18th is set aside for children's
day at the Presbyterian church.
The library board will meet this even
ing to attend to important business.
Choice seed and table potatoes,
selected stock, zoe per bushel, at
Schoeneberg's.
A business meeting of the Y. p. S. G..
K. was held last Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. B. A. Benson.
Invitations have been issued by Wau-
sau Lodge, No AS, R. P. o. E., for a
May party, to be given at Elks' hall, on
Friday evening.
For real genuine bargains there is no
place like CALLIES' for oils, paints,
wall paper and house cleaning neces-
sites.
No matter in what part of the city or
county you live-whether North, South,
East or West-we will sell you oils,
paints, and wall paper that is reliable
and at the lowest prices. 0. G. CAL.
LIES, 313-315 Jackson street.
Lamar Sexmith, who returned from
Washington, ID. c., last Saturday, brings
the following important and cheering
news from l.. A. Pradt 'Tell my
friends that | will return to Wausau
next fall, with my family, to reside"
The fire department was called out to
the ST Paul passenger depot yesterday
afternoon. A barrel used for throwing
in waste paper caught fire and burned
quite vigorously before it was discov-
cred The fire was extinguished before
the department arrived.
Mrs. Fred Tank, one of the old resi-
dents of the city, died this morning at
her home on Fifth street. She was
fifty-six years of age and besides her
husband leaves a large family of chill
dren. Funeral will be held Friday
afternoon from st. Stephens church,
Rev. f. Werhahn conducting services.
The Pilot editor and his family are
now occupying rooms in the PILOT
building rather than be forced to make
a constant diet of plaster, which would
be necessary if they remained at their
home on Warren street. Subscriptions
for the PILOT, and money on accounts,
will be received after 6 p M for the
next few,weeks Come early and avoid
the rush.
When e'er feel impeding i'll,
And need magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers
The Famous Little EARLY RISERS
cure Constipation, Sick Headache
Billiouiness, etc. They never gripe OF
sicken, but impart early rising energy
Good for children or adults. Sold by
W. w. Albers.
H. G. Head travels good deal in the
country just now looking over the land
which the canning company has had
planted 20 peas. He was out in one OF
the towns the other morning quite
early, and it was beastly cold. A
young man who was riding about on a
machine of some kind, seemed about
frozen and Mr. Head kindly offered to
spell him for couple of turns about
the field. The young man stole away
and did not return and MIR. Head kept
right at the work until the noon hour.
VIM. Hett and VIM. Liljeqvest, who
attended the state convention of Wood
men held last week at Superior, as
delegates of Wausau Camp No. 1864,
were successful in having Wausau
selected as the place for holding the
next state convention. In advance of
the convention a committee sent out
circular letters to the delegates elected
in different cities, asking their support
of Wausau. So many favorable replies
were received in response that several
days before the convention was held,
the committee felt safe 10 making the
assertion that it already had the game
slowed away IN its game sack. Ot
course after reaching Superior, Messrs.
Hett and Liljeqvest "buttonholed" the
delegates and the result was that when
it came to vote Wausau was chosen
by wide margin as the meeting place
for 1907
Henry Nettlekoven and Louis Ar
quette, two employees in the crew of the
Wausau Telephone Co. which is string
ing cables and rebuilding the system,
were badly injured yesterday morning
They were at work at the time on top
of pole at the corner of Henrietta and
Canal streets that had been set for q
stay, wire being run from this stay 10
the nearest pole to relieve the strain on
the latter The pole was a new one but
snapped of two feet above the ground
end the two workmen were precipitated
to the ground Arquette was thrown
far out into the street, the pole falling
on top Of him. He was badly injured
about the head, and when picked up
blood was flowing freely from hi:
wounds. Nettlekoven, il was at first
thought. had been fatally hurt, for his
spine was injured by his falling cross
wise of small knoll. They had both
lost consciousness when picked up. A
physician was at once summoned, who
caused Arquette to be removed TO the
home of his brother on Second Ave
and Nettlekoven to the Riverside hos
pital. Both have suffered considerable
pain since but are doing as well a:
could be expected