Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-07-14
There's nothing ike Callies' Fly Fluid

There's nothing like Callies' Fly Fluid
for horses or cows in fly time. Once
tried always used.
A complete new stock of Butterick
patterns just received at Mumm's book
store, sos Third street.
The funeral of Mrs. Aug. Deichsel,
held yesterday, was attended by all of
her children from out of the city.
Mrs. Walter Alexander entertained
twelve ladies at luncheon this after
noon in honor of Mrs. FL. H. Foster.
Mrs. Martha johnson and Mrs. Min
ME Messerknecht have opened board
ing house in the old Andrews property
on Third street.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Presby.
terrain church will hold its picnic at
Rcthchilds Wednesday; husbands are
invited. The west side society will
hold its picnic on the fair grounds next
Friday.
Ii Callies' paris green, Fly Fluid and
machine oils are found impure, ask for
your money back. The large stock of
paris green Callies pure based is rapidly
decreasing. Buy soon or you'll be
without.
One day last week man called at S.
Hodes' saloon with a jug which he de-
sired to have filled with alcohol. There
had been alcohol in the jug before and
Mr.. Hodes got the neck of it too near a
flame, with the result that there was an
explosion and his face was quite badly
burned.
The east approach to the bridge cross
ing Big Rib, near the old McCleary
farm, is being improved. Stone abut-
ments have been built on either side of
the road so as to prevent washouts.
We understand that gravel will be
hauled on and the approach made a
very good one for travel.
The matchmaking crew is eating up
the city stone pile pretty fast There
were only 1850 cords to start with at
beginning of street work. No pro-
vision has been made to get any more
and it is quite likely that street work
will end when the matchmaking of
Warren street is completed.
The Scholfeld residence, at the cornor
of Fourth and Mcclellan streets, which
was badly damaged by fire about six
weeks ago, is now fully repaired, having
been put in as good condition as when
new. The trees,have been trimmed out
and the place made more handsomer
and more desirable in every way.
Water has been shut off at the guard
lock to allow the street car company to
put in Golfer dam. AS consequence
the Stewart Lbr. Co.'s plant is shut
down. Workmen found a large num-
Der of cells above the old j. G. HJlarke
dam and number of pike, pickerel
and other fish were caught in the pools
below.
Do you want shingles? If you do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Tbs plant of the Wausau Electric Co.,
recently purchased by the Wausau
Street Railroad Co. has been put in a
state of preparedness for the blasting
which is to follow in building the latter
company's new flume. All of the roof,
windows, ETC., have been covered with
lumber This will protect thereof com
position on the building and the win
dows.
On Sunday, while the base ball game
was in progress at Oshkosh, between
the Oshkosh and Madison clubs, boy
Is years old, became enraged at the
umpire's decision and threw stone at
him. The missile missed the umpire
but struck Frank Smith, catcher of the
Madison team, cutting cash in his
head and rendering him unconscious
for some time. The boy tried to escape
but was finally caught by the police and
yesterday was fined $50 and costs in the
municipal court.
Gus. Naffz, Otto Mathie, Otto
Mueller, Paul Weinkauf and Hilmer
Schmidt, representing the Wausau
Sharpshooters at the state shoot held in
New Glarus last week, have returned
home. All of them won more or less
individual prizes. Paul Weinkauf won
first money on the union target and
o. Mathie first on the New Glarus target.
Otto Mueller was defeated by one point
in the king shoot, through an error in
shooting at the wrong target. Wausau
was third in the team shoot. The next
competition, in 1910, was secured for
Wausau.