Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-14

Mcclellan streets. Enquire of Manson
& Weinfeld.
A soft shirt is the only kind of shirt
to wear this weather. You can get any
kind at any price at Seim Bros.
Sam Wells, Frank Mumm, Lawrence
johnson and Milton Hart have been
rusticating out on Rib the past week.
A special prepared paint for porches,
paint that will stand the weather
under all conditions is sold by Callies.
A fire broke out on the roof of the
Haesle q Williams meat market Sat-
urday evening. Little damage re-
suited.
j. H. Koehler has purchased of G. j.
Winton the latter's house on Sixth
street formerly occupied by the Winton
family.
The Wausau Electric Co. is causing
all its poles to be painted dark green,
in conformity with an amendment to a
city ordinance, recently passed.
Hugo Mumm has decided to take his
band of Winnebago Indians to the state
fair in Milwaukee. The Indians are
good drawing card wherever exhibited
The teachers institute held the past
week in the county school building on
the west side will be continued until
next Friday. There is a good attend
ance and much interest manifested in
the work.
Wausau Assembly No. 81, E. f. IT,,
win move into new quarters on Sept. 10
when a celebration will be held, which
is at present being planned by the mem
bers. The society has leased the new
ly remodeled X. P. quarters.
Now is the time to put in 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.
Stanislaus Krolokowski and Frank
Lucowicz have been bound over for
trial and their bonds fixed at 81 900.
These are the two men charged with
destroying property il Poniatowski
and exploding dynamite near the
priest residence.
When merchant tells you he will
return your money to you for goods
purchased of him, you can depend
upon it that he sells goods of merit.
That is just the offer Callies makes on
Ely Fluid. If it don't keep the flies off
your horses and cattle, get your money
back. Costs about 1c per day.
The Wausau Golf club has leased
grounds on the west side near the tan
merry. The grounds have been put in
excellent shape and are at present be-
ing utilized. There are about twelve
active members in the club, though
those who participate in games are in
creasing in number daily.
The Wausau Canning Co. expects to
have its pea crop of 1906 in cans within
few days The favorable weather
caused the crop to mature so rapidly
that part of it started to ripen before
it could be harvested The company
will therefore have quite an amount of
seed on hand next spring.
G. f. Dunbar, of this city, has sold to
w. e. Human, of the Upham Mfg Co,
Marshfield, the timber on ten forties of
land, said to contain several million
feet of pine and hemlock. The price
received is represented with five figures
it is said. The trade was completed
last Wednesday. Mr.. Dunbar retains
ownership of the land.
Committees appointed by local labor
unions are holding meetings for the
purpose of arranging details for the
observance of Labor day There will
be a parade as usual, an address at the
band stand in the court house square
and it is quite likely that picnic will
be held on the fair grounds, to wind up
with dance in the evening.
j. r. Bloom. editor of the Neenah
News and also deputy factory in
spector arrived in the city Friday, for
the purpose of investigating mills and
factories with reference to precautions
taken for the safety of employees. Mr..
Bloom came here at the request of GER
tain parties who were of the opinion
that factory and mill owners are care
less and unmindful of their employees
safety. MIR. Bloom came here upon
orders received from the governor,
after Wausau parties had made the re-
quest. A report will be made to Madi-
son on the matter,
New styles in neckwear at Seim
Bros. These are the latest fall crea-
lions.
The state grand lodge of Elks was
held last week in La Crosse. Quite a
number of the local lodge of that order
were present. Early in the year, at the
time of the dedication of the new hall,
two high officials of the order were in
Wausau and addressed the members on
the subject of going to La Crosse. AT
that time it was thoughtsenough Elks
could get away so that q special train
could be made mp. When application
was made for rates it was found that
railroads, like some individuals, are TN
accommodating and governed by I'M
governable forces The more the
matter was canyassed the less the men,
bers thought of hiring special. Those
who attended the state meeting state
that they had most enjoyable time.
About 1900 Elks paraded the city.