Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Partridge have
been among the sick the past week.
Wausau friends of Robt. McConkey
will see him at the Majestic theatre all
next week.
Mrs. E. 3. Thayer gave reception
on Friday evening in honor of Miss
Rose Kreutzer.
There is nothing in the paint, wall
paper or room moulding line which
Callies does not carry.
Miss Jennette Sayrc, teacher OF
English in the high school, who has been
very sick is now improving.
Mrs. j. w. Coates, who has been very
sick, with bronchial pneumonia for the
past two weeks, is now slowly improv-
ing.
New stock of water colors, dainty
and artistic. just the thing for gradu-
alton gifts, at Mumm's, 2O4 Scott st.
j2 If.
The Pine park pavilion has been
boarded up with slabs the past week.
which gives it the appearance of a log
house.
A total of 5000 pounds of Paris green
has been received by 0. c. Callies and
will be sold at less price than last
year.
Straw hatsl Strawhatsl Get your
Merry Widows and sailors of Seim
Bros. They afford cool comfort on hot
days.
Otto Mathie, who has invented a
bottle sterilizer, has made sale to a
Stevens Point brewery and will depart
this week for that place to install the
outfit.
Mrs. B I. Single and Mrs j. nj. Lull
entertained number of young ladies
at y hist Saturday evening. The prizes
were won by the Misses Antoinette and
Julia Eoeainger.
The land bordering the ST. Paul Ry.
Co.'s right-of-Say along the curve from
Franklin to Seventh street, will be inn
proved and made more pleasing to the
eye. Shrubbery and flowers will be
planted out and the lawn kept in trim.
Albert Dege of the town of Holton,
was committed to the state industrial
school for boys yesterday. He was
placed in the county Jail as result of
developments following the suicide of
his step-father Martin Haubrich week
ago.
For RENT--What is known as the
Frank Sayner cottage at Sayner, Wis.,,
on Plum lake. 1t can be had furnished
or unfinished. 1t has good well and
cellar, boat landing, plenty of dry
wood, boat, etc For further informa-
ton, call at the PILOT office. j2-tf
The pavilion at Pine park is nearly
completed and everything about it is
very handsome. The furniture is all in
the building and very soon it will be in
readiness for the opening The electric
lights were turned on last Thursday
evening for the first time.
Bernie Fay, whom the PILOT report
ed last week as having been so seriously
injured by being struck and run over
by an automobile, is still in St. Mary's
hospital, but is regaining strength rap
idly now. He will be able to sit up to-
day and perhaps leave the hospital the
latter part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boyle and son,
sau yesterday, in their automobile.
They were accompanied by Miss Mary
Carey and niece, Miss Gertrude Boyle,
also from Fond du Lac. They are
guests of DIR. and Mrs. b. H. Conlin.
Mrs Boyle and Miss Carey are sisters
of Mrs. Conlin.
Herman Leitzke, residing at 702 Elm
street, was struck by a train yesterday
and had several ribs broken. He was
on his way to his work in the Stewart
mill and was coming down the hill at
the foot near the mill and had Just
crossed the track when a passenger
train struck him and knocked him off
his wheel. 1t was fortunate escape.
The Omega Cream Separator is at
present the very best and most improved
separator on the market. 1t Skins
clean. runs easy, is easiest to clean, is
simple in construction and easy to
operate. A positive twenty year guar
antee from the factory goes with every
machine. We have them in four sizes:
No. Capacity 3e5 lbs. milk an hour.
. &C d00 6 90 &C %
2 son
Z" 4 /" 700
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