Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-05-15

WANTED Men to take jobs peeling
bark. Inquire of Barker Stewart Lum-
Der Co., Wausau, Wis. m2-3t.
Wilson's hygienic underwear sur
passes anything ever gotten up for sum-
mer wear Seim Bros. have complete
assortment
The republicans have opened head
quarters in the basement of the First
National bank. The same are in
charge of Ed. Rifieman
c. Lund has lemon tree in his
green house bearing two large fine
looking lemons. The tree was raised
from seed planted by Mr.. Lund some
years ago.
j. +. Mccormick, local ticket agent
for the st. Paul BY. CO., was called to
Eldorado, Wis.,, last week by the illness
and death of his wife Mrs. McCor-
mick died Wednesday.
Charles A. Lane, who had served
Portage county as county clerk for
twenty-five years and whose home was
in Stevens Point, was among the deaths
reported in that city last week.
The fourteenth annual commence
ment of Ripon college takes place on
the 10th to 18th of June. The COM
mencement day address will be de-
livered by Judge Timlin of the supreme
court.
The Misses Wheeler have had large
number of shade trees cut down on their
lawn about the home. The trees stood
so thick that it was hard for the sun
light to get through when there is any
foliage.
The Peth-Templeton Candy Co., has
filed an amendment to its articles of
incorporation, which changes the name
to the Peth Candy Co. j. p. Temple
ton sold his interest in the company
some months ago.
The st. Elizabeth's Aid society of st.
Mary's church will hold a rummage
sale during the last week in May; place
will be made known later Anyone
having anything to donate viii please
notify Mrs. LEM at the parsonage.
Genevieve, the nine months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Guss-
man, of the town of Weston, died Sun
day of commissions, after two weeks
illness. She was a twin. The funeral
will be held tomorrow from st. Michael's
church, this city.
The members of Co. G, who have
been improving their rifle range south
east of town, expect to have the same in
condition so that they can begin regular
out door practice on Sunday, May q.
The members turn out each Sunday
and put in several hours work.
The time is at hand TO cast off your
winter clothing and purchase suit of
Wilson's hygienic underwear of Seim
Bros. These suits are the finest thing
out for warm weather wear.
Neal Brown, A. L. Kreutzer and Nj.
B. Rosenberg spent few days out on
Plover the past week after trout. They
were very successful in their sport,
having brought home many fine speci-
mems of that fish. We know whereof
we speak as seeing and tasting is evil
dence sufficient, and ye editor did both,
thanks to the generosity of the fisher
men.
Callies this week received another
consignment of the latest designs in
wall paper. He wishes to announce to
the ladies of Wausau that this is his
busy season and goods wanted the
same day of purchase must be ordered
before noon to ensure delivery. This
rule will be strictly followed in the
future. Come and bring the little ones.
A present for every child.
The Daily Record reached it eleventh
year yesterday. 1t was started in 1894
by E. L. Wheelock, who came from
Medford to this city, having previously
occupied a position in the Central Wis
consin Office as assistant editor. Mr.
Wheelock gave up the control in 1901
and in 1902 Martin & Dodge, its present
managers, came in possession. They
are to be congratulated upon their very
successful career.
II. j. Evans, who sells electrical
equipments for teaching the won
ders of electricity 10 students of
schools, colleges, universities, ETC., has
been interesting the students of the
high school since Friday, giving the
classes in physics, lectures and demon
STATIONS, using part of his apparatus.
The work of Mr.. Evans has been of
great value to the students and is appre-
ciated by the teachers.
Mrs. Robt Kollath and daughter,
Lulu, returned yesterday from Oshkosh
where the little girl has been an inmate
of st. Mary's hospital for the past three
weeks. Some time ago she became
afflicted with some neck trouble and
was advised through family acquaint-
anee, Rev. Albert, of Oshkosh, to go to
St. Mary's hospital and the advice was
followed. DR.. 0viatt, who made
an examination of her, advised an
operation and when an incision was
made into her neck number of tumors
were revealed. A total of twenty-three
were removed and the little girl re
covered rapidly and it is expected viii
soon have regained her former health
The family feels much en- outraged and
IS grateful to the physician and the
hospital management Cor the treatment
laccorded.