Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-23

Workmen have started rebuilding
Columbia hall, burned during the early
spring.
The hay crop in this county is the
largest had for years. Cutting has
commenced.
The new building of the Citizens
State bank win be ready for occupancy
by Aug LIST.
Kreutzer, Bird and Rosenberg ex-
pect to get into their new building
about Aug. 1st
The z. E. society will go down to
Rothschilds tonight and participate in
a supper picnic.
Paris Green--guaranteed strictly pure
and sure death to bugs at A. w.
Mumm's, 204 Scott ST. j23-tf.
The Wilson & Hurd Mfg. Co. is re-
ceiving bids for the construction of its
plant to be erected on the Scholfield
road.
DIR. Paul Riebe and c. III. Wegner, the
merchant, are building summer cot
tage at Half Moon lake. near Toma-
hawk.
The Winninger Bros. theatrical COM
bination was at the opera house last
week and, as usual, drew out large
honses.
WANTED-A man and his wife to go
to Plum lake for the summer. For
further information call at ia McClel-
Ian street.
Mrs. Coates, who has been confined
to her home for several weeks with
bronchial pneumonia, is now able to be
about her home and is improving.
Work was commenced this week in
remodeling the residence formerly oc-
cupied by e. M. Boyles. POS Forest
street, owned by the Geo. Silverthorn
estate.
The Apostolic Evangelical church
congregation, Aug. F. Lemke pastor, is
conducting tent meetings on a vacant
lot at the corner of Seventh and Adams
streets.
l.. ii. Cook, editor of the Marathon
County Register, published in Uaity,
is circulating nomination papers for
his candidacy for the Office of county
treasurer.
The ladies' sewing society of the Trim
ity church, west side, will have an ice
cream sociable on the lawn of Mrs.
Caroline Fuhlhagen on Third Ave.
Thursday evening.
The wind storm. Yesterday, was very
severe al Marathon and vicinity. Many
trees were blown down and the smoke
stacks of the Menzner saw mill and the
excelsior plant were blown down.
Oil up your mower with Callies'
machine oil and spray your horses
with Fly Fluid and you have a strong
for lightning the burden of
your team. Both sold in any quantity.
A. F. Erickson, assistant janitor at
the court house, had his nose broken
He was watching some
youngsters playing ball on the market
square, when thrown ball struck him.
Those fellows who prepared for the
heat of Sunday and Monday by buying
their summer clothing of Seim Bros.
took comfort. The others sweltered.
60 to Seim Bros. and get square deal.
Victor Dahlke, resident of the town
Of Wien, was arrested yesterday on a
charge of selling adulterated milk. 1t
IS alleged that an analysis showed his
milk to contain less than three per cent.
butter fat.
The wind storm yesterday hit the
town of Ringle pretty hard. Besides
trees being blown down there were two
barns leveled to the ground. One on
the Stubbe farm and the other on the
farm of Gottlieb Meinow.
Miss Helen Stewart, who is on trip
East with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HI.
g. Stewart, in their automobile, had
the misfortune to sprain her ankle re-
Gently, but not so badly but what she
could travel with the party each day.
Nomination papers are being circu-
lated for w. H. Mylrea for the Office of
district attorney on the republican
ticket. 1t is understood that the gentle
man will allow his name to go before
the primaries provided there is no
other candidate for the position.
The home of Mrs. Augusta Rose who
lives in Johnson's addition, was struck
by lightning yesterday and a blaze
started, which was hastily put out with
the aid of neighbors. Considerable
damage resulted and Mrs. Rose was
knocked down by the shock.
We have installed Bowser gasoline
tank and are now prepared to furnish
gasoline for automobiles in any quanti-
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