Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-12


If you want something cool for sum-
mer go to Seim Bros. Cool suits, un-
derwear, hats, etc.
Miss Anna Fyrnys and Edward Mag
nussen, both of the city. were united in
marriage this morning by the Rev. FIR.
| Casper.
Callies has placed on sale 5000 lbs. of
pure paris green. When Callies Gays
its pure, you know you are buying an
unadulterated article.
Lawrence, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Blair, who reside on the town line road,
| died yesterday, aged one month. The
funeral will be held Wednesday.
| A young man named Hinzel was ar
rested yesterday charged with stealing
| lead pipe from house belonging to DR..
l.. E. Spencer. He will have his ex-
animation tomorrow.
An advertising car of the Carl Hagen
beck circus is in the city today; also
one for the Hale's Fire Fighters show.
The former elbows here June 26, the
latter June 2lst.
Nj. A. Mcneil has purchased the old
B. L. Single homestead on Grand Ave.
now occupied by l.. Nickerson and
family. The property consists of large
brick house and two lots, partly cut up
by the c. Il N. w. R'y Co.'s right of
way.
Mrs. VIM Brown, Of the town of
Holton, was brought here yesterday for
examination as to her sanity. She APP
pears sane and as she recently COM
menced an action for divorce from her
husband it is thought intrigue enters IN
to the case.
Last night, a number of our young
people possessing fine voices, with
guitar accompaniment, serenaded many
in our city. All thus favored were de
lighted, and express themselves as be-
ing able. to stand repetition about
seven nights in the week.
Arthur l.. Beane, of this city, was
fined 81 90 and costs yesterday in court
for having the day before assaulted
VIM. Aldred, of the town of Flieth.
Aldred claimed Beane assaulted him be-
cause he protested when Beane and
other parties drove over his land.
Children's day exercises were held in
tie Presbyterian church Sunday, there
being programs both morning and
evening by the young people. There
were over thirty graduates from the
primary class, and baptismal service
for children early in the morning. The
church was crowded both morning and
evening.
The two local lodges of Woodmen
will hold memorial services for the dead
next Sunday. The members will march
from the hall of the east side lodge to
the cemetery shortly after dinner. At
the latter place the graves of the Wood
men dead, numbering about a dozen,
will be decorated with flowers and the
ritual service will be performed.
B.. Park returned from Wausau,
Monday evening, where he went on
Saturday and was Joined there by Neal
Brown and Geo. Hart, the three pro-
, ceeding to Hatley and going from there
four miles up the Plover river. where
they caught nearly 600 trout. The upper
waters of the Plover, Mr.. Park says,
is the best trout stream in Wisconsin.
Stevens Point Gazette.
| At the recent sale of lands returned
as delinquent by the town treasurers,
the county realized 81, los 49, The sum
of S121 SO for lands withheld from sale,
( was charged back to different towns
because of wrong or bad descriptions
| being given. One CT these was 80
| 100ths acres,' no section, town or range
being given. OF the total, the sum of
S149 81 was placed in the ''uncollect-
able" column.
| F. A. SERVER was taken with hem
orrhage of the nostrils last Tuesday
afternoon, bleeding profusely. DE-.
| Whitman was summoned and succeed
| ed in stopping the flow. The. cause is
attributed to catarrhal affection Mr..
SERVER is much weakened by the loss
of blood and his nostrils are much in
| famed, but with the combined atten-
ton of doctor and nurse, his recovery
is expected in due time.-Merrill Star.
| The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
society will hold a picnic and supper
at the fair grounds on Friday next. To
this the husbands of the members are
invited to attend. Supper will be from
$50 to $50 and each member is request
ed to bring spoons, knives forks and
/ plates for herself and husband. Con-
veyances will be at the church at $3.50
o'clock, to take all who want to go to
Il the grounds.
DA visit to the farming country shows
that everything is growing finely and
there gives promise of being exception
al crops. Clover especially looks well.
Some Of the low lands have suffered to
q small extent from rain, but the num-
erous rains have been followed with
warm weather, so that the soil dries
out in short time. Pasturage is ex-
cellent and June ought to be the BAN
Il uer month in the dairy line
Application has been made for the
removal of William, Charles and
i Minnie Radke, to the home for depend
ent children in Sparta. The family
have been residents of the city but a
short time, moving here from Vein.
| The mother was deserted by her hus-
! band, since which time she has been
having hard struggle to support her
self and children and the burden has
Il been more than she can bear
Il Mr. and Mrs. g. ID. Jones and family
are now occupying their handsome new
house on East hill, having moved into
the same last week. Their old home in
which they have lived, will be moved to
the corner of Grey Place and Franklin
streets, and work on the same will be
commenced the latter part of this week
II When the old nome IS moved OIL Mr.,
Jones viii not only have one of the
largest and handsomest grounds but
also one of the most beautiful homes in
our city.
President Powers, of the Wisconsin
base ball league on Saturday last
fired" Umpires Cross, Hoffman and
Roach. Dan Boland of Chicago, who
umpired in this league last year and
gave good satisfaction, has been re-
engaged and sent to Lacrosse, and
TeDeau. another new man, viii umpire
the next series in this city. The UNI
pres this season so far have given very
poor satisfaction and several of Wau-
sau's defeats arc chargeaDle to poor
umpiring. The changes made may
bring about better conditions.