Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-25

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operation performed for appendicitis.
The crew which is building tn
plant of the Northern Boiler and Struc
, tural Iron Works will soon have th'
same completed.
| Jack Mylrea, who has been up q
Pelican lake looking over timber lane
sent MIR. and Mrs Il. A. Gooding doWI
| a twenty pound muskallonge today.
Mrs. Arthur Marcau, who had snch 8
serious spell of sickness few weeks
ago. is still ill and her recovery has moi
been as rapid as her friends have hoped
for.
Edmo, son of Mr.. and Mrs. AdloI
Londo, of the town of Hewitt, was
brought to the city Wednesday to have
an operation performed for append
citis.
nj. h. Duncan expects 70 close ur
contracts in few days for s.Ime attrac.
tons for the animal county fair Only
clean, meritorious shows viii be ac-
cepted.
Henry Wolf, of the town of Easton,
accused of the murder of his wife, was
liberated from the county jail on Sat
nrday. His bail, fixed al $1,000, was
furnished that evening.
The St Paul Ry. Co. is laying new
rails from Dancy to 1Schofield. They
are rs Id. rails, tea pounds heavier
thar the ones at present in use. Last
summer new rails were laid northward
from Schofeld.
| Miss Stearns, of Milwaukee, of the
State Library Commissions, in the
city on Friday to pat in a good word
for Miss Cramer, of Oconto, who has
| applied for the position of librarian of
our public library,
At meeting of the training school
board held yesterday, o. F. Wells and
Miss Rosalia Bohrer were retained for
| another year as principal and assistant.
Miss Bohrer, as usual, will spend her
summer vacation at her home in Mime
sofa, and elsewhere.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church will take supper to-
morrow evening at the fair grounds
The husbands have been invited to
attend and the G. E. society, which
holds a picnic in the afternoon, will
join in the gathering.
4.
One OF the improvements being made
on the fair grounds is the setting up of
a fountain. Pipe, IT inches in diameter,
has been laid to the old pond, which
will be attached to an iron fountain
The water from this will gush up and
form miniature lake.
If you were to have your horse shod
you would not go'to tinshcp to have
it done. When you want paints it is
equally as unreasonable to go to any
other place but an exclusive pair. store.
A dealer who handles paints, etc., only,
has better stock and can give you the
right paint for the right purpose. Try
Callies and be convinced
Mrs. Cassandra Thrasher has rented
the Wheeler residence, corner of Sixth
and Franklin streets, and will take
possession on the 1st of July. Mrs
Catherine Mcdonald has rented one
half the residence from Mrs. Thrasher
Frank Morgan and family will occupy
the residence recently purchased of b.
Guenther, on Second street.
There is concerted effort being
made by MANY of our citizens to have
the city council refuse - renew the
licenses of the saloons adjacent to the
pablo library. There are two of them
on the corner of Washington and First
Streets The council should certainly
refuse to allow saloons to be placed
anywhere adjacent to the park.
Co. G members marched to the range
Saturday evening and got well soaked
in a rain storm. Instead of camping
out in tents, as planned, they roasted
like drowned rats in the range house
over night. The supply of rations,
some OF the boys say, was not very
bounteous, but they enjoyed the novel
ty of the experience just the same
After shooting and indalging in camp
practices during the following day,
they returned to town in the evening.
Next Sunday picked team will partici-
pate in rifle contest in this city with
the Neillsville company.
w. H. Dibble, who has been in Wau-
sau for thepast six weeks looking after
the real estate interests of l.. H. John
son, of Minneapolis, has about finished
his work here, as he informed PILOT
reporter this morning that every lot in
the addition, with the exception of
three and the piece in which the city
claims an interest, has been sold. MIR.
Dibble is very pleasant gentlemen
and enc with whom it is pleasure to
do business. He has made many
friends here, all of whom regret to see
him go. He will no doubt return to his
home in Minneapolis in few days.
j. P. Eich, justice of the peace, mer-
chant, farmer, sheep breeder and real
estate dealer, whose place of business
is in Hatley, was arrested Saturday
upon complaint of his wife, Johanna.
The latter alleged in her complaint that
her husband came home Friday even
ing, much the worse for wear, and pro-
ceeded to open mp pugilistic training
| quarters, as an evidence of yhich she
| exhibited discolored and swollen eye
| The testimony taken yesterday in
Justice Jones' court showed that the
woman, who is much larger than her
| husband, was not entirely blameless