Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-09
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cool and comfort-giving at reasonable
prices at Seim Bros.
The residence of Mrs. r. E. Parcher
is receiving {. coat of paint and other
wise being improved.
Mark Bells has purchased A Cleve-
land automobile of Robt Kickbusch-
the one used by the Kickbusch family
last year.
Reports come from the country dis
tricts this week that within the past few
days blight has settled upon orchards.
The trees which had the most blossoms
seem to be the ones most affected.
The city is at present being supplied
with water wholly from the drive well
system. No water has been pumped
out of the big well since the drive wells
were flushed about six weeks ago.
L. s. Leidigtr of Merrill and Miss
Josephine Duquette of this city, were
married this morning in st. Mary's
church, Rev. =. L. Casper performing
the ceremony. They will reside in
Merrill.
ST. Martha's Guild of st. Johns Epis-
copal church, conducted very sue
cessful sale last Saturday afternoon, in
the building lately occupied by PATS
music store. There was also sale of
ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Jacob Simmer will entertain
the ladies' aid society of the Universalist
church on Wednesday afternoon at the
Simmer farm. Rigs will be at the
Kreutzer residence and v. A. Alder
sons at two O'Clock, to convey all who
desire to go.
On Saturday, June IS, we will sell a
fine lac of ladies' medium priced rings
at oEe-half the regular price Sale to
last one day only. A fine chance to get
nice solid gold ring cheap.
INGRAHAM,
Jeweler and Opt.cian, Sol Third st.
Chas Spychalla. a printer ON the Her
aid for great many years, and later on
the Record Herald, has left the employ
of the latter paper and gone on the
Wocbenblatt. Edward Fitzgerald,
reporter on the Record Herald, left that
paper this week to take up work with
the Metropolitan ms. Co.
Part of this years purchase of paris
green Qarger than usua) is on display
in my windows and gives one an idea
of how much of this article is sold in
this county. Owing to making such
large purchase, the prices this year will
be little less than they were in 1907
&C. Callies.
Hoodlums have been doing some
despicab]e work at the Hebrew
cemetery. They have taken especial
pains up to date to damage the fences
and gate Ii. Feldman, president of
the association, has offered reward
for any information that will lead to
the arrest of these persons.
Bernhard Fay, who was seriously
injured about two weeks ago by being
run over by an automobile being driven
by Frank Bissell of Edgar, has so far
recovered that he is able to get out on
the streets again. His right ear gives
him some trouble still and his right leg
is bad at times. 1t seems that the
nerves of his right side are affected
p. o. Oleson appeared before the
court yesterday morning and entered
a plea of guilty to a larcency charge.
He was sentenced to serve term of
nine months in the state prison. A
Chicago fish company caused his ar
rest, claiming that he sold goods for
the company, made his collections
amounting to about $40 and failed to
turn in the money.
Omega cream separators are superior
to all others, are easiest to clean, cas-
lest to turn, skim absolutely clean,
haze a positive top bearing protected
by patents which makes it impossible
for the bowl to vibrate, insuring perfect
skimning at all times, makes the
machine stronger and last longer than
any on the market today.
VIM. SCHoENEBERG,
515 Third street, Wausau.
City officials report that more work
per day is being done on the streets this
year than ever before. One day last
week nearly seventy loads Of crushed
rock was hauled from the crusher and
the crusher had to be closed down until
a supply of rock was hauled from the
stone pile closer to the machine-the
men could not keep up with it. N.
Third and n Sixth streets are being
macadamized at present.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Topperwein, of San
Antonio, Tex, expert rifle shots, gave
and exhibition of fancy shooting at
Pine park Friday afternoon before quite
a crowd of onlookers. The exhibition
lasted about an hour and during
that time they did some marvellous
shooting. They are engaged in capac-
ity of demonstrators for the Winchester
Repeating Arms. Co. of New Haven,
Conn, and an agent Of the concern
accompanys them.
Farmers assure us that the potato
crop in this county will Do larger this
year than usual, if drought or heavy
rains do not destroy the crop. There is
more acreage planted this year than
ever before, due no doubt to the fact
that prices were never under soc all
winter. One farmer came to town Sat
urday and purchased fifty pounds of
paris green of local dealer. He said
he had twelve acres planted with tubers
1t is estimated that about ninety-eight
per cent. of other crops in the county
look good
At the last meeting of the agricul-
tural and training school boards the
faculty Of each was retained for anoth-