Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-18
Pure paris green at schoeneberg,s.

Lemonade and matted milk at Frost
Philbrick's Pharmacy.
Earl Dickens, who has been quite
sick for the past few weeks, is improv
ing.
When in Wausau step in to the Mag
net and get fine free lunch. Farmer
trade solicited. IT,
Country Club coffee is simply fine
35cts Id. lbs 81, for choice teas ant
fine coffees go to Schoeneberg's.
Mrs. S. p. Templeton has been OF
the sick list the past week. Her mother
Mrs. Holiday, of Chicago, will arrive
in the city this week on visit
On Sunday evening, Tony Marks was
at Eland junction and says that about
nine O'Clock they had a wind storm
there that put yesterdays storm in the
shade.
Mrs. d. T, Jones entertained lady
friends at whist, Saturday afternoon, in
honor of her guests, Mrs f. W. Rogers,
Mrs. G.. A. Patchen and Miss Eva Car
ter 1t was delightful function.
The Cosmopolitan Amusement Co.,
which has been conducting street
fair at Marshfield for the past week,
passed through here Sunday afternoon
Two engines were attached to the
train.
Judge Henry Miller is taking well
earned vacation from his duties in
county court. He will spend several
weeks in recreation, but during that
time will not entirely divorce himself
from his Office.
Now that the cottony scale has APP
peared in this section and threatens
the destruction of shade trees, o. C..
Callies informs the public that he is
prepared to sell oil in any quantity of
the kind recommended by experts for
killing the parasite. 1t will do the
work and is sold at lowest prices.
After the prayer meeting Thursday
evening the congregation of the Pres
byterian church will vote on the ques-
ton of employing an assistant pastor.
We understand the trustees have
already agreed to engaging Rev. r.
Tibbits to assist in the work of the local
church and 10 carry out some of the
work of the local missions.
Ladies' corsets, good quality, 25c at
Schoeneberg's.
Jevi Brunges, claiming to be a Cuban
who fought under Gen. Garcia for the
liberation of his country in 1898, was
sent down to the county Jail this morn
ing because he had imbibed two freely
of vodka last night. He was in COM
pany with two "culud gemen" and was
making the rounds of the saloons
music to the tune of the
jingle of silver collections. He
stand prosperity.
w. r. Chellis, register of deeds, re-
ceived notice last week from the
secretary of state, citing law passed
at the last session of the legislature, re-
1uiring record to be made of all ac-
cidental injuries to persons. The new
law provides that physicians and en-
ployers of labor must report to the
register of deeds all accidents that
come to their notice. The register in
urn must make yearly report of them
% the state board of health.
John Knipple and Miss Anna Marx
we're united IN marriage yesterday
morning, the ceremony being per-
ormed by the Rev Casper. A we'd
ling dinner was served at the home of
he brides mother, Mrs. Anna Marx,
1t which friends of the contracting
parties assembled and extended their
The groom and his
bride departed on the noon train for
and will visit there and at
West Bend before returning home.
After their return they will go to house
keeping in one OF, the c. B. Mayer
houses on Forest street.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday were
scorchers and no mistake. Local drug
gists have since been doing a good bus
mess in selling sunburn lotions and
cold sodas, and the net waist girl had
to remain indoors or put on more sub
Stantial clothing The corpulent man
mopped his expansive "phiz" and
uttered cuss word which sounded like
'hot-as-ell." The lean man likewise
soiled his Senator Thurman bandana.
The government thermometer on Fri
lay registered 50; on Saturday, so; on
80. Last year on the 10th the
record was 2 degrees warmer. Yester-
lay the mercury reached the highest
point of the year, 90 degrees.
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