Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10
Callies' machine oils save your horses

} Callies' machine oils save your horses
and machinery.
The subject lesson sermon for next
Sunday, First Church of Christ, Scien-
fist, will be Truth"
Pictorial Review Patterns, none more
up to date. A complete line Schoene-
bergs.
J o. f. Wells is building large barn
on his farm, in the town of Maine. The
dimensions are 40x74
| You had better buy your supply of
paris green of Callies soon before the
stock is exhausted. 1t is going fast.
The law firms of the city have en-
tered into an agreement to close their
offices on Saturday afternoons here
after.
| Now is the time to buy machine oil
and get the advantage of discounts made
, possible by large sales. The place is at
Callies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rempke, residing
at No $50 S. Third Ave, had son
born to them last Friday, but their joy
was short lived for the little one only
lived a few hours.
The last of the stone for the library
building has been received, it is worth
ones while to go down and look at the
building as it is in progress. 1t will
certainly be fine building.
Sunday was perfect day but very
warm. The county square was filled
with people who tried to keep cool
under the shade of the trees. Certain
ly Wausau is sadly in need ofparks and
street cars.
Mrs. Fred Gillian gave an automobile
party last evening in honor of her
niece, Miss Grace McCulloch. Those
present were the Misses Anna Miller,
Elsie Messervey, Pearl and Leona
Nickerson, Helen Single and Maude
Messervey. 1t was very enjoyable
evening for all who participated in the
hospitality of Mrs. Gilman.
VIM. Kretlow, of the town of Weston
was in the city today. He has an apiary
and reports conditions very favorable
this year for large yield of honey.
Last year he sold about IS gallons of ex-
tracted honey and 100 lbs. of comb
honey. This year he says he will sell
three times that amount, on account of
vegetation being more favorable to the
bees.
his right eye badly injured on June %,
by having piece of steel penetrate
the lid into the eye-ball, ruptur-
ing the same so badly that it was
thought it could not be saved is coming
out all right. He has been in the city
for the past week under the care of Dr.
w. IL. Searles, and his eye now is very
comfortable and fast getting well The
DIR. finds that it will be necessary to
perform an operation, this will be done
in about week when his sight will be.
fully restored. Mr.. Sanitary is a.
blacksmith of his town and all are glad
to hear that he will regain the use of
his eye.
The members of the Wausau sharp
shooters society who participated in
the state contest held in La Crosse re-
turned home yesterday morning. They
were; Otto Mueller. Otto Mathie, e.
Natfz, Gus Ringle, A. Lipinski and
Hilmer Schmidt. They made u fine
record while away, taking more cash
prizes, collectively than any other team
and Otto Mathie won more individual
prizes than any other PARTICIPANT. Otto
Mueller scored the first red flag, and
was first on the point target, also
second on the king target being de
feated by Milwaukee man by two
points. Otto Mathie was first on. the
stitch target and second on the Mo n,
and in the team shoot Wausau was
second. The boys are more than salts
he'd with their record and very much
pleased with their trip.