Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-27
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

j. C. Clarke was among the sick the
past week.
w. H. Mylrea is booked for speech
at Tomahawk on the Fourth.
c. C. Tawkey is giving his handsome
residence on Warren street another
coat of paint.
MEN WANTED-To peel bark, by the
day or by job Barker & Stewart Lum-
Der Co, Wausau, Wis.
Mrs A. II. Clark entertained ladies
on Friday afternoon IN honor of her
sister, Mrs. F. IL. Lindsay, of Milwau-
kee.
For warm weather wear, buy some
of those light negligee shirts sold at
Seim Bros. Hundreds of patterns to
select from.
The citizens of Marshfeld are con-
siderlng presenting resolution to the
council providing penalty for expec-
torating on the sidewalk.
Letters received from the Misses Geb-
hart, Silverthorn and Hoefinger, from
Gibralter, say that they had very de-
hghtful and enjoyable trip to that
place.
FARMERS, save your horses, save your
machinery and save yourself trouble
by buying your machine oil of D. G.
Callies. The kind he sells is the best
for the money in Wausau.
This is the season for light clothing.
When wanting anything in that line
inspect the stock of summer suits,
hygienic underwear and cool dress
shirts sold at such low prices at Seim
Bros.
One of the attractions at the Fourth
OF July celebration at the fair grounds
wiz be band of Winnebago Indians
They will perform war dances and other
antics for the pleasure of those on the
grounds.
The Wausau Business Mems associa-
ton has decided to open the stores of
the city on Monday evening next, be-
cause of the fact that the glorious
Fourth comes on the day following.
Therefore make your purchases Mon
day.
1t is reported as we 90 to press that
several men started out of town this
afternoon along the country roads lead
ing to Amigo, in search of James Wit
10 O.
shot and killed the chief of police of
Amigo. He is reported to be heading
this way.
The stocks of both stores of Max
Boehm were sold to the highest bidder
last Saturday. The stock of the store
on lower Grand avenue, recently dam
aged by fire, was bid in by John Dreher
The upper store goods were purchased
by Conrad Schuetz, who has opened the
store for the sale of same.
The PLOT will offer its office towel
us prize to the one who guesses the
nearest to the correct number of in
habitants in the city of Wausau as
returned by the enumerators now at
work taking the census. File your
guesses early. The towel will be given
to the lucky party with the stipulation
that it is not to be placed on public |
exhibition.
Why let the potato bug ruin your
crop? A few cents expended with o.
G. Calies for some of his pure guaran-
teed paris green and properly used will |
kill all the bugs on a ten-acre patch.
Mrs. Hitler, a graduate of Pradt In
sttute-New York and Boston-gave |
free lecture to the ladies of Wausau, in |
the Braatz block, Scott street, on Mon
day afternoon, her subject being the
"Ideal Kitchen" Mrs. Hitler will con-
duct Il series of eighteen lessons on
domestic silence and cooking, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Presbyterian church, at 2;30 each
afternoon in the Braatz block.
On the 10th day of October, 1905, the
various Communicates of Knights
Templar of Wisconsin are to meet in
Milwaukee. The grand commandery
will be in session at that time and ar
rangements are being made TO have
general good time. The best workers
in the state have been selected to eX-
emplify tue work. The honor of filling
the position of Sword Bearer has fallen
to II. j. Seim, of this city, vino is a
member of ST. Omer commander, No.
19, X. I.