Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-18

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Philbrick Drug Co.
Miss Rose Sullivan entertained friends
at dinner last evening.
Trunks, suit cases, telescopes, large
line 70 select from, at Schoeneberg's
Mrs. C. H. Wegner entertained lady
friends at dinner on Friday evening in
honor of Miss Sophia Cramer.
Quite number of the members of
the M. E. church congregation held
picnic Wednesday at the fair grounds.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Phillips this morning. Mike is selling
carnations and roses at a reduced price
today.
Two games of ball will be played to-
morrow, weather permitting. The
second game will be called in the even
ing at $50 o'clock.
Anyone purchasing Fly Fluid and
who says it does not keep flies off COW
or horse, after giving it a fair trial will
have their money returned by o. G..
Callies
Mr. and Mrs Martin Slomski, living
at 305 Central avenue, lost their infant
daughter, Martha, on Saturday. The
little one died of CONFUSION, aged four
teen days Funeral was held Monday
morning.
Surveyors are at work along the
river. making survey of the property
that will be overflowed in case dam is
built for power purposes for an electric
inter-urban road. Some work had been
done by these men as far north as Eagle
River
Cassandra E. Thrasher, a teacher of
our city schools, who had partially
made arrangements to open a select
school in Wausau on the gath of July,
wishes to announce that circumstances
are such that she will not be able to
conduct the school this vacation.
Nick Grimm, owner of large Hol-
stein herd on Ringle r. F. ID. route No
says: 81 have used Fly Fluid on my
herd and will most heartily recommend
it to any farmer in Marathon county.
1t does its work effectively, driving
away the flies which consequently in
creases the cows milk supply" Sold
only by o. G. Callies.
Ed. Rifleman jumped out of buggy
yesterday morning and bursted vein
in the calf of his right leg. He did not
notice it until his attention was called
by a man to whom he was later talk
ing. The man saw pool of blood on
the sidewalk near where Ed. stood
and then the latter concluded to make
an investigation. He is now wearing
compress.
FARSIERs-Here is something for you
to think about. The use of Fly Fluid
on your cows uring the fly season
greatly raises the amount of your
monthly check at the creamery or
cheese factory You certainly know
that COWS lose in milk when pestered
with flies. This is no humbug. Money
returned if not satisfactory. Sold only
by o. G.. Callies.
Gertrude. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ehrman, died yesterday afternoon
after having for several days suffered
an attack of typhoid fever. Gertrude |
was a particularly bright girl and her
parents have the sympathy of all in
their hour of bereavement. She had |
been confined to her home for the past |
two weeks and her parents and friends |
looked for recovery until |
Monday morning, when a sinking spell |
denoted that the end was near. She |
was born and reared in Wausau and |
was nearly eleven years of age. The |
funeral will be held Wednesday from
the family home, 621 Adams street, with |
services ut st. Paul's church, the Rev. |
F. Schaer officiating
The coroner's jury empaneled to in |
quire into the death of Franz Pasnecker |
who died on the evening of July 9th |
as the result of knife wound, returned |
a verdict on Tuesday night last, plac-
ing the responsibility on Geo. Haas.
Haas, it was held, had willfully, felon-
iously and of malice aforethought,
killed and murdered Pasnecker. A
warrant was at once served |
and the former was cited to appear in
court last Saturday to answer to the
charge of murder. The district at
torney was engaged in the John Gumtz
inquest that day and could not be
present, and an adjournment of one
week was taken. Haas now realizes |
the position he is in and bewails his |
fate. His wife, it is said, appears to
feel pleased that she is rid of him.