Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-31
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

The A. A. Hooper residence is under
going changes.
Geo Hart is making improvements
on his residence.
Dr. Harriet A. Whitehead, Oesto-
pathic physician. Spencer building. tt
Cones band gave concert at the
west side band stand last Friday even
ing.
The use of Fly Fluid saves you money
at the creamery or cheese factory. Ask
Callies for it.
G. S. Cone is in possession of an auto
| formerly owned by the now defunct
Arbogast Motor Co.
For your tin work give A. B. Wheeler
q Son, COG Third street, a trial. Work
done on short notice. j24-tf.
Mrs. Robert Goodwillie entertained
lady friends at whist on Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
Position WATNED:-By young lady,
either as a clerk or in an Office. Adj
dress IN" Wausau Pilot. j26-6w
Chas. Spychalla, of the Herald force
was married yesterday morning to Miss
| Olga Hanneman of the town of Vein.
The annual picnic of the west side
Sunday school at the fair grounds last
Thursday was a very pleasant and sue
ce6sful affair
Rev. Patch, of the Baptist church,
occupied the pulpit in the M. f. church
on Sunday, morning and evening, in the
| absence of Rev. Brigham
Miss Pauline Ringle, who has been
bookkeeper at the d. j. Murray Manu-
| featuring Co.'s offices for several years,
resigned her position last Saturday.
Mrs. f. II. Pardoe entertained few
friends Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. g. v Bardeen, of Madison.
The best score was made by Mrs. b. IL.
| COnlin.
| If every farmer understood what the
| use of Fly Fluid on cattle saves him in
his milk bill at the creamery, they
would all be going to Callies to pur-
chase 1t.
Miss Mae Whitford, of Watertown, S.
d., arrived in the city this morning and
| will be married this evening to Jesse
| Troeh, who is catcher on the Wausau
base ball team.
Miss j. kirkpatrick who has been
confined to the hospital for some time,
is very low at present and her death
| will not be surprise at any time. She
| is suffering with consumption.
i Clara Matz, daughter of f. F. Matz,
of the town of Berlin, is confined at
St. Mary's hospital, where she had an
| operation performed Thursday for APP
III hA iS oil
II The executive board of tie Marathon
Il County Agricultural society held a
meeting this afternoon and visited the
fair grounds 1t is quite likely that an
other barn will be built on the grounds
this fall.
Rev. Brigham, whose brother was
drowned in the Waupaca lakes on july
10th and who accompanied the remains
to the old home in Massachusetts, will
return to Wausau the latter part of this
week and preach at the NJ. +. church
the following Sunday.
Otto Pophal died Saturday in Spokane
Wash, of typhoid fever His relatives
in this city were notified and his
mother, Mrs. johanna Pophal, who re-
sides on Forest street, at once started
for the West. He was 81 years of age
and a stenographer by occupation.
Neil Campbell, secretary of the Y M
O. A., spent Saturday and Sunday in
Arbor Vitae, where the new aSsocia-
ton building was dedicated Mr.
Campbell delivered an address, and
several musical numbers were furn-
iShed by Miss Della Thayer and Alfred
Wilson of this city.
The board of police and fire commits
sioners will conduct an examination
tomorrow evening at the city hall for
the benefit of applicants who would
like to serve the city in the police or
fire departments. We understand there
are a number of applicants for positions
in either department.
! An old law has been discovered, by
!. which each grand army post organized
in Wisconsin is entitled to draw S25 a
I year from the public funds. The law
I has been entirely overlooked, and 1t is
said that not one of the several hun
) ared posts in the state ever benefited
: by the law.-Milwaukee News.
D Mrs George Keenan,, and the Misses
D Smith, of Madison, who have been on
4 an outing at Plum lake returned last
evening and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Pradt. Mr.. and Mrs. Pradt
and children and guests are going tO
Neal Browns Arcadia on Plover
D where they remain for few days.
Z Mrs Otto Radtke, of this city was
z arrested today on a charge of theft
b The persons in charge of the Ben
Hammond farm claim that the woman
entered the orchard on the farm anC
stole quantity of the fruit that made
her first maternal ancestor famous anC
which was the cause of all men being
crooked since The case was adjourned
until tomorrow.
4 party of Wausau people have
formed very poor opinion of the eN
press service on the main line of tn,
he Northwestern since taking a pleasur,
ID trip to Three Lakes a week ago Tn,
Te party sent box of fish to their friend:
r, which should have arrived here Friday
IN The box was carried through 10 Mil
h. waukee and when the mistake was dis
I'd covered it was shipped back ?nd ar
in rived here Sunday.
4 The McEaehlon Milling Co. is max
eS ing numerous improvements at il
plant at present. The mill and eleva
a. tor purchased at Spirit Falls a few
weeks ago have been moved here an,
=, are being re erected north of the mill
the cooper shop having been moves
out into the river 10 make room. In
elevator viii be 40x70 feet in size. Tn
IS. mill purchased carries eleven set Q
rollers and viii be used almost eNclu
= Sively for a corn meal mill. The race
he way will be made deeper that NOR
nd power may be secured and other in
provements are contemplated