Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-04-23

A handsome and clean appearanceTs
given your bath room or kitchen by
using Callies wall finish
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Lamont Saturday morning They
now have four children, equally divided
as TO sex.
Repair your roofs now while the
weather is settled. We carry a COM
plete line of rubber and rubberoid roof
ing. LUEBcHOw & NICHoL.
We have few choice jobs of peeling
bark VIII let contract by the cord or
work by the day
a23-w3 b. HEINEMANN LUMBER Co.
The county clerk is today distribut-
ing among the assessors, assembled at
a meeting in the court house, their
assessment books and quota of personal
property blanks.
Local fishermen are preparing TO go
to the Evergreen, Plover and other
streams at the opening of the trout
season May LIST. Other fish, aside from
suckers, cannot be caught before May
25th.
Gen. Chas. King of Milwaukee, was in
the city last Tuesday and that evening
made an inspection of Co G.. In
private he expressed himself as well
pleased with our company, which he
said is a credit to its officers and the
state.
Erwin, son of Mr.. and Mrs John Lin
der, who reside at 307 Jackson street,
died Sunday morning after six days
illness with pneumonia The child
was nine months old. The funeral will
be held Wednesday morning at 800
O'Clock from St Mary's church.
Irwin l.. Means, l12 Third street,
wishes to announce, especially to the
people outside the city, that he carries
complete line of bicycles, including
johnson, Famous and ten other makes.
Also repair shop with trained mechan-
les who can do satisfactory work on
short notice.
A house owned by VIM F. Grams,
located at Cos Division alley, and occu-
pied by two families, caught fire in the
attic yesterday morning The roof and
upper part of the building was badly
burned before the fire was gotten under
control. The owner of the building is
an inmate of the asylum and the house
is in the care of the poor superinten-
dent
We note that Burton Hanson, gen
eral solicitor of the c. M x St f. road,
will address the next meeting of the
Business Mems association at Wanpaca,
on May Goth, on how to secure better
transportation facilities and attract
factories. 1t is expected that the st.
Paul will build its Berlin extension
through Waupaca.
V. A. Anderson will build summer
cottage this spring on his farm between
the Means hill and Schofield. He will
also make other improvements. A
small rise of ground will be graded to
level with the roadway, bridges will
be built across the sloughs, numerous
trees set out and veritable Venetian
garden made of the place.
The homes furnished with Callies'
1907 styles of wall paper are the most
beautiful in the city.
The regular monthly stereoptican
lecture at the NJ +. church will take
place on Thursday evening and prom
Uses to be very interesting one. The
subject will be, The Land of the
Incas," or From Panama to Cape
Horn" Over 100 slides, mostly colored,
are to be used on this occasion. Ad
mission free but collection will be
taken to help defray expenses.
DR.. G. w. Chubbuck has always
believed the people of Wausau to be
honest, but Sunday morning he revised
that opinion. He had occasion that
morning to use his wheel, which ne left
the night before on his porch, and
found it gone. The police have well
grounded suspicion of who the thief is
and an arrest Will likely follow Ia day
or So
Richard Fritsch, arrested in Oshkosh
week ago charged with forging an
order on the City Hotel, this city, for
board, was brought into court Wednes-
day morning, for examination. He
waived that formality and was bound
over for trial at the next term of
municipal court, Monday May s. This
morning he decided to plead guilty and
was fined s75 and costs, which he
promptly paid.
AS most everybody knows, Monday
is designated as wash day" in most
every well regulated family, and yester
day was no exception. Many a good
house wife and house maid collected
her tubs as usual yesterday morning
and put the white goods into the boiler
to stew, but when she came to rinse
them out there was trouble and mean
things said about the water system.
When the Grams fire was discovered
in the forenoon heavy pressure was put
on, which soon stirred up sediment in
the pipes until the water was as black
as an Egyptian night. Systematic
flushing might be good thing just at
present.
The old Young boarding house, sit
uated near the washout on Grand Ave-,
is being removed from the property.
Part of it is being torn down and the
balance is being removed to the lots
just south owned by NJ. Philip. the
the florist. Mr.. Philip will fit the same
up for a dwelling house and will move
into it as soon as completed This old