Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-19

Callies' paris green contains no flour
or other adulterants. It's sure death to
the bugs.
Miss Olga Gebhart, who is very sick
at Jalledega, Alabama, with typhoid
fever, is now improving, and if no COM
pllcations set in she will recover.
Sec'y Neil Campbell, of the Y. M. C.
A, desires that members who wish to
go to the summer camp on Big Toma-
hawk lake, send in their names at once.
A farmers team ran away on Scott
street Wednesday forenoon, and while
no damage was done, there was good
deal of excitement for few moments.
The Marathon county training school
for teachers will hold it's commence
ment exercises, in the assembly hall of
the Wausau high school next Thursday
evening.
Robert, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. GOetsch, residing on Sixth street,
died yesterday. The funeral was held
this afternoon, Rev. e. A. Bretscher
officiating.
The Business Men and Seniors in
door base ball teams of the Y M. G.. A.
played the third game of series last
night, which resulted in a victory for
the latter Score, 1911.
f. K Farrell is attending to his
duties again after an operation per-
formed in Chicago. He went to the
Presbyterian hospital, that city several
weeks ago and had tumor removed
from his neck.
Miss Hermione Silverthorn gave de-
Inh fftnI do ppf n,.fxr = ho,.
Grand avenue Friday evening in
honor of her visiting guests, Miss Ruth
Markell, of Duluth, and Miss Jessie
Holway, of Lacrosse.
Frank Bump, Jr, while playing with
an air gun last Friday, was shot in the
eye. The leaden shot buried itself in
the left eye lid and an anesthetic had
to be administered to before it could
be removed. Fortunately no injury
was done to the eye ball.
Edgar 2. Sust, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul SUst, residing at No POI Lincoln
avenue, died Sunday of commissions,
aged four months. The funeral was
held this afternoon, the services being
conducted by G.. A. Parker, assistant
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
For cool things in mems summer APP
parel, you can get what you want, for
little money, at Seim Bros. There's no
use sweating your life away, when with
small expense, relief can be had. Ask
Seim Bros. to show you some of the
latest in straw hats, light underwear,
soft bosomed shirts, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McCrossen en-
tertained at bridge whist last Saturday
evening, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCrossen and Mrs. ii. II.
Grace. Refreshments were served and
very delightful time had by all pres
ent. Prizes were won by Mrs. Il. III.
johnson and +. III. Pardoe.
Word reaches this city that Fred
Stiles, of Arbor Vitae, died this morn
ing. Fred spent his boyhood days in
Wausau. His death was caused by
typhoid pneumonia. He leaves a wife
and two children. IL will be remem-
bered that deceased's father was killed
in the Stewart saw mill, in this city,
quite a number of years ago.
The city license committee met yes.
terday as provided by law passed last
winter but as there was nothing to dc
an adjournment was taken. The new
law provides that the committee shall
meet on June 18th and from day to day
up to the time of issuing new licenses,
for the purpose of listening to protests
against the issuing of licenses to GER
tain parties, etc.