Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-25

vest pocket directory of the Baptist
church has been issued the past week
1t is filled with valuable information
and was compiled by Rev Patch.
State Supt. Carey has appointed c. c.
Parlin, principal of the Wausau schools,
as one of the conductors of the Villas
county teachers institute, which is to
be held at Eagle River beginning Aug.
9TH.
Martin Jessoviack died Thursday
night at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
John MuszynSki, residing on Fourth
Ave. The cause of death was old age,
he being past 95 years. His funeral
was held Saturday morning
Prof. Tobey, of Chippewa Falls, who
has been selected superintendent of
our city schools, will arrive in the city,
accompanied by his family, on the 9Th
of August. He has rented the residence
of Chas. Winton, on Sixth street.
Miss Amy Rosenberg, of Wausau, is
the guest of the Misses Ethel Nc
Naughton and Winifred Macomber.
A dinner party will be given in Miss
Rosenberry's honor this evening at the
Macomber home.-Tomahawk Leader.
Everybody who owns q piece of
ground in Wausau has been thoroughly
stirred up the past week over the insects
that have attacked shade trees. Spray
ing Kerosene on the trees has been
resorted to and the result will perhaps
| Oe all that is desired.
Geo. Hart, who has been i'll for the
past two weeks with nervous prostra-
ton and a threatened attack of
pneumonia, is somewhat better at
present. He was up town for the first
time Saturday. He is considering tax
ing long vacation to recuperate.
There will be a partial eclipse of the
sun on August 30th, visible in Wisconsin
if it isn't cloudy and people arise early
enough. 1t will take place between
Ola O'Clock and 6;2S. There will be a
partial eclipse of the moon on the night
of Aug. 18th, from SAT until 1851.
The United States court, by recent
ruling, prohibits police departments
from sending out descriptions and pic
lures of criminals or supposed Grim
inals on postal cards. Such pictures
and descriptions must be enclosed in an
envelope hereafter.
Local shoe dealers experienced quite
a thriving business Friday in the sale
of tan shoes. The reason for this was
| that III. j. Abraham, captain of Co. G.,
received orders the day previous from
| the adjutant general that his men must
come to camp provided with that kind
of shoes.
The bridge crossing Jim Moore creek,
built but few years ago has become,
like Shakespeare's opinion of the world,
badly out of joint, and a crew of men
are at work making repairs. Stone
| abutments will be constructed to hold
it up, the steel tube supports being
| iWlSltu Out Vi llUo.
1t is reported that several farmers
boys residing in the town of Texas have
been picking fine shot out of their hides
since last Thursday night. Chas
Morgenrath, who lives on the old Bells
farm in that town has been bothered OF
late with boys stealing his cherries
Thursday night a son of Mr. Morgen.
roth discovered several boys in TIE
orchard and blazed away at them witt
an old shot gun. a yell of pain re
sounded and the intruders ran for the
road as fast as their legs could carry
them. As an undertaken has not beer
called to that neighborhood it i:
/ thought the boys injuries are no
serious.