Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-30

using Callies's paris green.
Potato bugs let your potatoes alone
when you spray the vines with Callies'
paris green.
l.. E. Spencer. Nj. d., Office in the
Mckinley block. corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. tt
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry Vachreau are
the parents of a baby boy who arrived
Saturday afternoon.
You get more work out of your team
in day when you use Callies' machine
oils on your machinery.
BE-. Wilson went ous to his farm
this morning with crew of men to
commence cutting hay.
Nothing doin' in town on the Fourth.
Take your family or best girl to Roths-
childs park and enjoy yourself.
Save your potato crop by using our
strictly pure paris green. Philbrick' S
east and west side pharmacy. j23-4w
Don't forget the number. Seim Bros.
cater to the best trade in mems clothing
ia Wausau. Nothing new that they
don't carry.
The Misses Underwood entertained
at whist on Friday afternoon in honor
of their sister, Mrs. Laurence Williams,
of New York City.
When you buy Jour summer clothing
of Seim Bros. you know you are on the
safe side. The goods are always reli-
able and prices right.
Mrs j. A. Underwood gave delight
full afternoon, on Saturday, to lady
friends in honor of her guest Mrs.
Walter Paddock, of Yonkers, N. Y.
The board of review met yesterday
morning, but as Assessor Geo. Steltz
had not completed his work, an adjourn
ment vas taken to the second Monday
in July.
Mr.. and Mrs Benson celebrated their
wooden wedding anniversary on
Wednesday evening last, by inviting in
number of the friends. Games were
played and an excellent time had by all
pres01t.
The macadamizieg on Sixth street is
about completed and crew of the
workmen were put on Mcclellan street
Monday morning, on the block between
Third and Fourth street, which will be
macadamized.
We have installed Bowser gasoline
tank and are now prepared to furnish
gasoline for automobiles in any quanti-
ty. Our pump is az froct of store where
cars can be filled quickly and convent
emily, or we deliver to any part of the
city. A w Mumm, 204 Scott st. i2S-tf
Miss May Mcdonald of this city, was
married yesterday morning to Harry
Hurd of Merrill The ceremony was,
performed in the parsonage of st.
James church by the Rev. FIR. j. j.
Brennan. The young couple will live
in Merrill, where the young man holds
responsible position with the Gilkey
& Arson Lumber company.
Supervisor of Assessment w. j
Kregel reports that the assessor in the
town of Eau Pleine is this year making
an assessment of property at practically
its full value. The r. Conner Co of
Stratford has made complaint to him
that its lands are being assessed too
high in a number of towns and trouble
is likely to follow. The company last
winter refused to pay taxes on certain
lands and the matter has gone into
court.
Henry Manecke, Sr., died Saturday
forenoon at his home on Fifth street
after long illness. He was fifty nine
years of age and for about twenty-seven
years had been a resident of this city.
During the greater portion of his resi-
dence here he was engaged in the jewel
ry business He is survived by his wife
and ten children. -Four children died
In infancy. The funeral VIII be held
tomorrow from the home. Rev. A. K.
Fuenfstueck will conduct the services.
Myrtle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. o.
G.. Callies had her left hand badly in
jured Sunday morning, by having a
window frame drop on it. The springs
which held the window up were broken
little one worked the stick loose and
the window came down with such force
that her fingers were cut so badly it
was found necessary to call in surgeon.
Had the window struck her head, and
it narrowly missed doing so, the conse-
quences might have been more serious.