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

If Fly Fluid don't do as represented
you get back your money. Sold by
Callies.
The annual picnic of the Liederkranz
society will be held next Sunday at the
Fred Genrich was taken suddenly
sick in his office Saturday and had to
be removed to his home in hack.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Jones enter
tanned on Tuesday evening for their
guests, Mrs. A. A. Jones and Mrs. F..
h. Foster.
Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates aud porcelain
inlays. Office over the Continental
clothing store. nov21-tf
The LiederkranZ society will go to
Marathon City next Sunday upon in
vitation of the singing society of that
village, and take part in saengerfest
which will be conducted on a small
scale that day.
Miss Irene Albers is now in Swift
erland, and will sail for home IN
about one month. The PILOT was the
recipient of very handsome postal
souvenir from Miss Abers which
was sent from Rome.
Now is the time to put in a furnace
to heat your residence or place of bust
ness, A. B. Wheeler q Son has one of
the very best furnaces made and will
install it at the very lowest possible
price. Do not put it off COG Third
street. j24-tf.
Mrs. Frank Reynolds entertained
friends at cinch yesterday afternoon
First prize was won by Mrs. Max
Cohen, second by Mrs Geo. Boltz
while Mrs. Anthony Parsons succeeded
in making the smallest score and was
also awarded a prize.
Aug. Gohdes, who was injured a
week ago in dynamite explosion at a
charivari party in the town of Texas,
had an operation performed yesterday
for the removal of one of his eyes. The
other eye is also in bad shape, but it is
thought he will retain the sight of it.
The Chippewa Falls-Eau Claire base
ball association has been recognized
the directors of the former city drop
ping out. The, Eau Claire team, like
the other teams in the Wisconsin
league, has been a losing proposition,
but the directors have decided to finish
the season.
Reports from farmers and from the
state experimental orchard on the
Gensman farm state that the fruit crop
in Marathon county this year will be
very backward in maturing. This is ac-
counted for by the fact that cold
weather held back the blossoms and re-
tarded their growth after they had
started. The yield, however, will be
equal to the average.
We note in one of our exchanges this
want advertisement:
Wanted-To buy dwelling, east or
west side. 5000 to $4,000. Send price
and description.
The party that wrote the above is
evidently a joker We could all buy
houses if some one would be kind
enough to remit the price.
A published statement from Wash
ington, ID. C., last week gave a list of
Wisconsin cities which had been
benefited by an increase in salaries
among clerks in the post office. Among
office, Miss Anna Kuhlman, getting an
increase of 500 per year. Two other
clerks, Miss Judith Goers and Richard
Goetsch, had their salaries increased
likewise May 1st.
The Chicago Excelsior Co. has en-
tered into new lease of the yards for
merly used as piling ground for bolts.
The lease gives the company the right
to use the grounds for term of two
years. The company will this fall and
winter buy large stock of bolts and
continue in operation, Notwithstanding
the reports to the effect that the factory
is to be moved to some city bordering
on lake Michigan.
a special train of eleven coaches and
two locomotives passed through the
city Friday, carrying number of com
panies of the Second Regt., Marinette,
Rhinelander and other cities, return
ing from Camp Douglass. On the
train was the regimental band, of
Marshtield and its members were great
ly elated over the fact that they have
been selected to furnish music at the
regular army maneuvers in Mime
apoliS two weeks from now.
The funeral of Mrs. Katherine Steller
who died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs VIM futile, in Minneapolis on
Sunday, July %, was held here Friday
afternoon the Rev. F. Schaer ofiiciat.
ing. The funeral WAS postponed day
that son of deceased, who lives in the
state of Washington, might arrive here
in time. All her children were present
except one daughter living in California
who could not reach here in time and
consequently did not attempt to come
! Repleviu papers were served, Thurs
day, on Chas, Schlais, near Cad 2. O. in
| the town of Bern, at the instance of the
| HolliSter Lumber CO., of Shawano. II
appears that some time ago the com
pany leased a piling ground from
SchlaiS and at the time the lease eX
pired, 500, 600 feet of lumber was piled
on the grounds. Schlais refused to re
new the lease or allow the lumber tC
be removed from the grounds. The
company thereupon secured repleyir
papers.
Fred Weinke died Saturday at hi:
home in the town of Stettin after al
ILLNESS of five weeks. His death re
suited from complications incident Il
old age He was born in Germany ant
lemigrated TO this county in 1868 sine,
which time he had been a resident o
Marathon county. He was elghty-si,
years of age and leaves four children
three of whom reside in the town o
StettiG, The funeral was held yester
day afternoon from the home, Rev
Ehmke officiating.
Among the members of the Eerri
Comedians Co., which plays at th'
opera house Wednesday and Thursda,
evenings under the auspices of th'