Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-08-27

We put any size of rubber tires on
go-csrts while you are waiting Ritter
& Deutsch.
II It's the school suits sold at Seim
Bros. that gives the boy the tasty APP
pearance in school, Fit him up before
school opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Kreutzer enter
tain at bridge whist this evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs IL. 81. Kutchin,
of Washington, d. G.
II a Death is sure to result TO all
vermin on your fowls, without
- danger to fowls when Callies
/ Chicken Lice Killer is used. Money
returned if not as represented.
The street railway company has a
crew of men laying long turnout
switch on Third street which will ex.
tend from the Bells hotel corner down
past the First National bank.
L The rain which started in last night
seems to have been general throughout
/ the state. While it was a welcome one
to many, to those conducting fairs it
was not as welcome. There is more OF
it predicted.
/ Work on the dam at Grandfather is
about completed. Two years have been
spent in building this dam and it is said
to be great piece of engineering. 1t
will generate electricity for the manu-
featuring institutions of the city of Mer
rill
| John c. Gebhart has been a very
sick man the past week. He was taken
down one week ago today, threatened
with appendicitis; at present writing he
is improving and yesterday was able to
sit up awhile. His many friends hope
for his early recovery.
Mike Walter, farmer living in the
town of Pike Lake, brought wolf
scalp to the city Saturday and collected
bounty on the same The wolf was a
pup and at the time it was killed was
engaged in fight with the farmer dog
so he says.
The clerk of the circuit court, A. A.
Book, yesterday sent out notices to
those who have declared their intention
in the Marathon county circuit court
of becoming citizens of the United
States. The notices inform them to be
present on Sept. A for examination be-
fore United States attorney
The Fenwood Lumber Co, of Wau-
sau, have just sold 5000 acres of fine
timber land lying near Crandon to the
Underwood Veneer Co, of Wausau. 1t
is reported that S3S per acre was paid
for the land The timber is principally
Eastwood and birch and will be shipped
to Wausau-Forest Republican
Theresa Schmidt, of the town of Nor
RE was arrested yesterday upon COM
plant of Elizabeth Ethofer, also of that
town. The two, it seems from their
stories, got into quarrel on August
14th and TERESA used her fists on the
Ethofer girls face. The former will
be given hearing on Thursday.
This issue of the PILOT contains more
than the usual amount of interesting
items which will be OF interest to its
readers. Besides its large advertising
patronage it has new announcements
of f. l.. Hudson, Continental Clothing
Store, Wausau Business College and
Academy, c. F. Dunbar Co., reports
of the various city banks, notice of an
nual meeting of the members of the
Wausau Club, etc.
At the next meeting of the council an
ordinance will be introduced providing
for changing the names of Central Ave.
and Greenwich street, both on East hill
to Jefferson and Scott streets respec-
lively, of which they are extensions
There is another Central Ave. on the
west side and the two often confuse
people. In the -matter of changing
street names where there are duplica-
tions or similarity, the council has a
chance to make numerous other inn
provements.
Some bold thief stole a horse from
Frank Maybee some time between Sat-
urday night and Sunday. The horse
was placed in pasture up near Parcher-
vile Saturday night, after the days
work was over and Sunday morning
when Frank went out to look at his nag
il was gone. 1t was the only horse he
owns and as he makes his living by run
| ming dray, its loss comes hard on him.
The sheriff s and police forces are max
ing an effort to locate the animal. May
bee is of the opinion that he knows
where the horse went to and a certain
party's actions will be closely watched.