Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-08-15

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lice by purchasing Callies' CHECKER
Lice Killer and using ii.
The annual meeting of the State
Horticultural society will be held in
Oshkosh on the goth day of August.
Lee HamIin, boy seven years old
living in the town of Flieth, fell and
broke his arm below the elbow, last
Friday.
Lett Wyatt has been quite sick fo1
several days and is at present confined
to his bed at the home of his brother.in.
law, f. j. Anderson.
VIM. Hobart, Of the town of Texas,
has started the Marshall Hill dairy and
will deliver pure milk and cream every
morning to customers in the city.
W. j. Kregcl, ex-county clerk, will
teach school this winter in TIE town
of Maine and will move his family from
the city to that town some time the
latter part of the month.
The Christian Endeavor society held
its annual picnic at the fair grounds
Friday afternoon, supper being served
in the evening. The affair was some
what married by the rain shower.
Rev. Fred Boilers friends in this city
will be pleased to learn that his wife
presented him with a son on Sunday,
August 9Th They are living at Laona,
where Mr.. Boiler has the passionate of a
church.
The total amount Of property in the
city exempt from taxation, as returned
by Assessor Herman Miller, is s.! 100, 600
This includes churches, schools, the
federal building, city and county prop
erty, etc.
On the last page of the PILOT the
reader will find VERY interesting letter
from Miss Olga Gebhart, written in
Italy. The letter is written to her
parents vino kindly gave permission to
its publication.
A Wisconsin Central train of six
coaches passed through the city Sun
day afternoon over the Northwestern,
bound for Marshfield. The transfer
over the Northwestern was made on
account of a wreck on the Central.
Some one broke into the stable of
Pfeiffer & Klecker one night last week
and helped himself to horse clippers,
curry combs, etc 1t was lucky for him
that the firms watch dog, Duke, had
previously been poisoned or stolen.
st. Mary's Court of Catholic Foresters
held its annual picnic at Warren park
Sunday. During the afternoon a game
of base bail was played between repre-
sentatives of the local court and q
Marshtield team, in which the latter
was victorious by score of IA to o.
G. Delmarcell, city comptroller of
Green Bay, spent Saturday and Sunday
in the city for the purpose of investi-
eating our methods of matchmaking
streets. lie interested himself in the
work being done on Sixth street and
also visited the crushing plant He
was accompanied by his wife and they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |. A.
Lacerte.
Mrs. 9. w. Harger and Miss Schol-
field entertained lady friends at the
home of the former on Franklin
street, on Saturday afternoon. The
guests of honor were Mrs. CT .Munroe,
Joliet, ILL.,, Mrs. Chas c. Hoefer, of
Kansas City, Mo-, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Manson, of Boston, Mass. 1t was a very
delightful social function, thoroughly
enjoyed by all in attendance.
Mrs. A. B. Marvin, mother of Mrs.
F. l.. Hudson, of this city, died at
Oregon, Wis, Sunday evening, August
18th. She was a pioneer of Dane
county and had lived in the village of
Oregon nearly fifty years. She was in
her S0th year. Mrs. Hudson had been
with her mother for several weeks and
was with her when the end came Mr..
Hudson departed for Oregon this morn
ing to be present at the funeral
Ninety-nine homes out of every hun
dred in Wausau are painted with Cal
lies paints. Is yours -?
From the Washington Post we learn
that Mark Barnum has been elected
one of the four delegates to represent
Washington in the fifty-first annual
convention of the International Typo
graphical Union, held at Toronto,
Canada, this week. 1t is considered
great honor TO be thus chosen as there
are many thousands of printers in
Washington, members of the union
who have vote in the selection. 1t
means that Mark is popular in the
nations capital city.