Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-08-11
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

a business education secured at tn
Wausau Business college pays. j2S-tf
Paris Green-guaranteed strictly pur
and sure death to bugs at A. w
Mnmm's, 2O4 Scott St. j23-tf
Dr. and Mrs. Cossitt, who have latel,
come to Wausau from Milwaukee, will
reside at $40 First avenue
Don't forget to ask for a biz anc
letter file when purchasing e1OO OF
more worth of goods of Callies.
The Proper Realty company, whicf
is in charge CT A. A. Books Wausau
Schoiield addition, is enjoying good
patronage
Miss Margaret Murray entertained a
few of her young lady friends Wednes-
day evening in honor of her guest, Miss
Dorothy Hubbard,
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewheres
If BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
A baby hoy was born unto Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank b. Fullmer, on Saturday,
g:15 p. NJ Frank says the little fellow
is quite well behaved and that they will
try and keep him.
Did 1t ever occur to you that your COW
or horse suffers as much torture from
flies, gnats and mosquitoes as you do ?
Protect them from this torment by u.s.
ing Callies' Fly Fluid.
The annual picnic of the NJ. E. church
Sunday school and congregation was
held at the fair grounds on Wednesday
and was very successful. The weather
could not have been better for the
occasion.
The Brooks & Ross Lumber Co. IS
mill in Schofield Will close down this
week. After certain repairs have been
made, which will require several weeks
time. the mill will resume operations
for steady winters run.
The heavy blasting at the old PIumer
mill, where the w. S. BY. Co. is at
work increasing its water power, has
broken windows in the city hall and
in number of buildings on Harrison
boulevard across the river.
A. Peth, Harry Kiefer and Herbert
Schneider, who have been camping on
the Eau Claire river. at Huntington's
reserve, returned home last evening.
They enjoyed a very pleasant week,
camping and entertaining friends
Paul Gebert, the Touring mill man
told us Monday that he was well sat
istied with the way his new plant was
progressing and with no unforeseen in
reference he would be making pro-
ducts about Oct. 1st.-Merrill Star
DR.. WILLET CossITT, OcULIsr and
AURIsT, will see patients relative to
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat, at his offices over Albers'. drug
store. Glasses prescribed. Hours to
II, 1870 to 4. Sundays to 10. a11tf
Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Wilson have
issued invitations to dancing party at
Rothschilds on Thursday evening in
honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Russell, Of Manistee, Mich, and
sons, George R, Perry M. and Edgar
G. Wilson.
A number of residents in the town of }
Texas have been circulating a petition
calling special town meeting to CON
slider whether the board should accept
and have recorded the certificate of
survey and field notes recently made
for that town.
The midsummer dancing party at
Rothschilds park, Friday evening,
given by the United Commercial TRAY
elers, Wausau Council No. H., was
largely attended and success socially
and financially. Cones orchestra
furnished music.
A great many of the idle men of this
city are departing for the wheat fields
of the Dakotas, where harvest hands
are in great demand commanding good
wages. One railroad company has
placed an order with Minneapolis
employment bureau for 1000 hands.
Joseph Smith, an itinerant card
writer, was examined by physicians
today and found insane Smith, who is
an expert penmsu, for several days had
been writing calling cards tor custom
ers, at stand on Third street, until be
became buggy" and was arrested.
He has visited this city regularly for
several years.
The Wausau Canning CO., has force
at work preparing its present sea-
scn's pack for shipment Over a
million and half of labels will be
required and about $1,000 crates.
The output is sold to wholesalers from
coast to coast, so that the name Wausau
will go into thousands of distant homes
and possibly to foreign countries.
G. +. Hull of Wittenherg, deputy
game warden, while stroRing through
the woods in the town of Frankfort one
day last week, ran across two men
hunting cartridges out of season. A
warrant was issued for their arrest and
aud they were brought before Justice
r. n Larner yesterday. They entered
plea of guilty to the charge and paid
he minimum fine of SEQ and costs
each
Mrs. Ouida J. Taylor, of Minneapolis.
has brought suit in the Marathon
county municipal court for judgment
of divorce against ser husband Roy e.
The Taylors were married in the town
of Berlin, this eoupty, Oct. ., 1899.
On Dec. Is, 1904, sho alleges, her hus-
band deserted her. Three children
were born to them, their present ages
ranging from five to eight years. She
asks for their custody.