Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-11

) The work of macadamlZlng Sixth
street is progressing fairly well
The board of equalization for the
city of Wausau viii be in session next
| Monday.
The Columbia band gave concert at
the band stand on the county square
last evening.
Mrs. r Z. Parcher entertained lady
friends on Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
w. G. JOHN.
Miss Harger has issued Invitations to
a reception on Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss Mayme Bump.
Machine oils. We keep the best, for
your mower, your binder or separator.
Mumm's paint and wall paper store,
$40 Scott street.
The marriage of Miss Mayme Bump,
of this city, to Mr.. John Schmidtman,
| of Manitowoc, is announced to take
place on July 18th.
Paris green, Fly Fluid and Chicken
Lice Killer are three things the
farmer should not be without at this
time. They are all destroyers of insects
and their use add to his farm profits.
They can be purchased of o. G. Callies.
The canning factory is now running
night and day, trying to keep up with
the amount of peas that is brought IN
daily. Yesterday in is hours ], 800 cases
of peas were put up which amounted to
10000 cans. The peas this year are
ripening all at once and it is very hard
to can them all.
Mrs. Geo. F. Bells entertained large
number of lady friends at whist yester-
day afternoon from to in the after
noon in honor of Mrs. and Miss Seacord.
Refreshments were served and a very
enjoyable time was had by ali present.
Prizes were carried off by Mesdames
Robert Goodwillie, d. l.. Plumer, Walter
Armstrong and Miss Della Thayer
Emil Sandsten, of the state horticul-
tural college, was in the city last week
for the purpose of visiting the states
experimental orchard on the Gensman
farm He found all of the trees in
excellent condition with promise of
large crop of fruit. He sold the Cherry
crop to Gillian q Rick and tLat firm
now has pickers at work gathering the
crop.
1t is understood that the widow of
Dominic Monte will bring suit against
the Wausau Paper Mills Co for dam
ages in the sum of $1,000. The man
was killed last December while assist
ing other workmen in putting a heavy
belt on pully, he being drawn around
the pully and nearly every bone in his
body broken.
1t is expected that Wisconsin's new
blue books will be in the hands of Sena-
tors and assemblymen for distribution
within short time. The blue book
this year will be much better than any
previous issue and will supply more
information and is also better in
dexed. The demand for the books is
greater than it has been heretofore,
while the issue is no larger.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs.
S. M. B. Smith, of Crandon, will be de-
lighted to learn that they are again to
become citizens of Wausau. Mrs.
Smith, nee Elizabeth Porter, previous to
her marriage, always had resided in
Wausau, and the DR.. was in practice
here before going to Crandon and there
fore well known to all. He will have
offices in the Livingston block and be
ready for business about Aug. LIST.
Henry Snicgoski, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Snicgoski, living at 422 Hoeflinger
street, died this morning of lockiaw.
He was injured on July 4th by shooting
a toy pistol, fire crackers or some ex-
plosive and for a time noticed no
serious results Later his hand began
to swell and physician was called in,
but it was then too late. The physician
removed several grains of powder from
the boys hand and done what he could
to relieve his sufferings. The arrange
ments for the funeral have not yet been
made.
The following may be of interest to
local base ball patrons:
APPLETON, Wis, July THE Wis
consin Professional Baseball league |
came near being without president.
While rowing near Sandy Beach, in
Lake Winnebago, President and Mrs.
John T. Powers encountered rough |
water while trying to land through the |
surf. In standing up to avoid large |
wave the boat was capsized, throwing |
the baseball magnate and his wife into |
the lake. Other boats put to their res |
cue and saved them.