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

Mrs. W. FL. Mylrea will entertain at
whist for her mother, Mrs. Ostrander.
Wednesday afternoon.
Six young people who attended the
Wausau Business college secured $40
lpositions during the past year. j2S-tf
Mrs Otto Mathie has issued invita-
tions to cinch party, to be given on
Friday afternoon, at Rothschilds park.
All full course graduates of the Wau-
sau Business college have secured lucra-
tive positions. Write for catalog. i2S-tf
Threshing machine owners are bring
| ing their machines into town for re-
pairs in preparation of beginning the
threshing season.
Harry sherwood, one of the old
residents of Stevens Point, died on Fri
day last. Mr. sherwood was known
to many in Wausau.
The ladies of st. Mary's church con-
gregation gave an ice cream sociable
on st Mary's school grounds yesterday
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The republicans expect to open head
quarters this week in some location
yet to be decided upon w. j. Kregel
will be in charge of same.
You protect yourself against flies and
mosquitoes. with fly paper, screens,
ETC., but what have you done for your
cow or horse Get Callies' Fly Fluid
and use it on them.
Nels Nelson of the town of Plover.
will appear before Justice r. N. Larner
this afternoon to answer to an assault
and battery charge. His father, John
Nelson, is the complainant.
Gustav Baesman of this city, who
owns interests in Rib Falls, was fined
S25 and costs in Justice r. N. Larner's
court last week for dumping refuse from
his mill into Rib river, contrary to law.
Judge A. H. Reid will come down
from Merrill tomorrow for the purpose
of opening court, providing there is
any business He Will make it rule
to visit this city each Wednesday for
such purpose.
For 1.-two lunch counters, one
8 fit. long and the other l. shaped 12x6
it,, of hardwood construction, used but
short time. Can be used as bars
Model restaurant, Cor. Fourth and JEFF
ferson Sts., Wausau, Wis. 1t
A man of the name of Klemme, resid-
ing in Stratford was arrested and
brought before Justice K. N. Larner
the latter part of last week charged
with assault and battery The COM
plalnant was Mrs. Augusta PRESS He
was assessed S15 and costs.
There was a meeting called at the |
Wausau club house last evening in the |
interests of the Wausau Choral society. |
Owing to the fact that many of our |
citizens who are interested in the work |
of the society, were out of the city, |
there was not very large attendance.
The Sharpshooters' society will hold |
its annual schuetzenfest on Sunday |
next. The king medal and cash prizes
will be awarded the successful contest
ants. A target exclusively for non
members will also be put up and cash |
prizes given. Other amusements will I
be arranged for ladies and children.
Daniel, son OF MIR. and Mrs. John
Kane, residing at 12l Cleveland Ave,
his city, died in an Amigo hospital Fri
lay following an operation for appendi-
:itis. He was twenty years of age and
when taken i'll was employed as clerk
n the Vivian hotel. The funeral serv-
ces were conducted in that city Mon
lay morning.
Louise Marth, aged seventy six years,
lied in st. Mary's hospital Friday even
ing as result of a paralytic stroke.
Deceased had been a resident of this
city for over quarter of a century
The only relative she has in this
is brother, Ferdinand Marth
Of this city. The funeral services were
conducted yesterday afternoon from
the home of her brother on Muenchow
street, by the Rev. F. Werhahn.
The marriage of Mr.. Oscar Berger to
Miss Nettie Garrett, of Altoona, Wis,
will take place tomorrow, Aug II, at
the latters home. Rev. +. HI. Brigham,
Of this city, will officiate. Both are
we'll known young people of this city,
Mr.. Berger having for years been with
the James Music Co., and for the past
few years, travelling salesman of the
Piano company of Cincinnati.
Miss Garrett has been teacher in our
city school for number of years.
They will make their home in Seattle,
Wash.
The Marathon county fair manage
nent has made arrangements whereby
he people will be entertained on our
streets on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday nights of the fair. Merchants
nave donated money to pay for band
which will be given nightly on
he court house square. Each evening
he Otoro Royal Japanese troupe and
Leroy and Levanion, comedy horizontal
BAR artists, will give free performances.
The management hopes to be able TO
furnish other features which will attrac.
people to the city that week.
A teachers' institute opened yesterday
in the county school building,
with good attendance. The conduct
ors are C. E. Patzer of the Milwaukee
state normal school; w. F. Lusk of the
stevens Point normal; Miss Lot-ie
Deneen of the New Richmond high
school, and &. A. Crosthwait ofthe agri-
cultural school. The work yesterday
was practically an organization of the
institute. Today the real work begins.
Yesterday there wasAan attendance of
a hnnk IN lf IL fhnuvht this n1,mher |