Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-17
A son was born Saturday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Under.

Mr.. and Mrs John Under.
Increase your milk supply by usinl
Callies' Fly Fluid on your cows.
Sol Heinemann and Sydney Steil
will entertain friends at a dancing part,
at Fraternity hall on Thursday.
The school census of Merrill, jus
1t now has population of 1896.
The best machine oils, everyone
guaranteed to be just what it is sold for
can be had for lowest prices at Callies'
Mr.. and Mrs. Mylrea and guests wen
out, in the Starett auto car, to the Dell
on the Eau Claire, Sunday afternoon
where they partook of a picnic supper
A crew of about fifty men arrived in
the city this morning to work on the
double track and other improvements
the G. & N. w. Ry Co. will make il
this city. They came from Kaukauna
The Eagles conducted a picnic il
Columbia park Sunday afternoon
which was very largely attended. The
park was illumined with japanese
lanterns in the evening, when another
large crowd was in attendance.
st. Stephens church congregation
held its annual picnic Sunday afternoon
in the west portion of the fair grounds,
which is leased by the Sharpshooters'
society. There was large attendance
and very enjoyable time was had.
The Wausau Gas Co will this summer
make about $4,000 worth of improve.
ments on its plant and system. Among
these will be the laying of larger mains
on certain streets, the erection of coal
tai tower and the installation of gas
condenser and purifyer.
While changing the position of the
pole that carries the electric wires, at
the corner of Fifth and Franklin streets,
last Saturday, the u S. mail box at that
corner was smashed to pieces. The pole
had to be moved in order that a catch
basin might be put in there.
Mrs Johanna lick died Friday at her
home, No 1901 Seventh street, aged
forty-one years. She had been a suf-
ferer from chronic ailment for the
past two years. The funeral was held
this afternoon from st. PauPs church
She is survived by three daughters, all
|raciHantc ~ thic oitx7
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lemke, resid.
ing at No. 632 Jefferson street, are
mourning the loss of their son Herman,
who died Friday after an eight days
illness with measles and pneumonia
He was nearly twelve years of age
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon from Zion's Lutheran church.
A stranger was arrested Friday after.
noon for threatening to shoot people
on the street, and using obscene
language. At first he was supposed to
be insane, but later it developed that
his insanity had been extracted from
the neck of bottle. Next morning he
was rational and he was informed that
he had better "hike'' for Merrill. He
went.
The pulpit of the M. E. church was
occupied Sunday morning by Sec'y
Neil Campbell, of the Y. M. C. A., and
in the evening by Rev. 3. B. Gibbs
pastor of the Universalist church
The pastor, Rev. +. II. Brigham, on ac
count of his brothers. death and the
consequent Strengthening up of affairs
incident thereto, will necessarily be
absent from the city for about two
weeks.
Henry Hoene, al employe of the ID
j. Murray Mfg, Co, is suffering from s
badly injured eye. Saturday he wa;
cutting a piece of steel with colo
chisel when a fragment of the stee
struck his right eye and embedded it
self in the ball The attending
physician could not remove the piec,
without an operation, which will b,
performed soon. 1t is thought he vii
not lose the sight of the eye.