Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-07-21

/ money makes the mare 90. OalueS
machine oils make the mower aud self
binder go.
| A pleated bosom shirt makes dressy
affair for man. You can get them at
ISeim Bros.
| Leo Schlautter, former agent for the
&c. M. & st. p Ry Co. in Grand Rapids,
died recently in Bow,der, Col, where
he went when health failed him some
time ago. His funeral was held in
Grand Rapids Thursday. Deceased was
quite well known here.
A special train bearing Co.'S l of
Marinette, NJ of Oconto, g of Appleton,
and L of Rhinelander. passed through
the city Saturday, bound for Camp
Douglas. where the Second regiment is
in camp this week. The same
companies will return through here
next Saturday.
The street railroad coiapany's Golfer
dam, above the old Plumer mill, is
about completed, and drilling and
blasting will soon begin. Last week a
crew was worked nights to hustle the
building of the dam so that the Stewart
mill would not be shut down any
longer than necessary.
Margaret Blossom has started an
action for divorce against her husband,
John, the basis for the action being
desertion. They were married in this
city Nov. %, 1902, and she alleges that
during nearly all the time he lived
with her, which was up to Sept, 1905,
he treated her in way unbecoming a
good husband. She has two children
by former marriage, aged eleven and
eighteen years.
M. M. Partridge, who has been i'll
for the past eight weeks, has improved
so that he is able now to sit up little
He desires through the columns of the
PILOT, to acknowledge the receipt and
| extend thanks for the many donations
of flowers bestowed the different
societies of the Presbyterian and Uni
versalist churches. The fragrance has
served to help shorten the long and
weary hours of the sick room.
Mrs John Luebbe died Saturday at
her home near Ringle station. Four
weeks ago she was operated upon in
st. Mary's hospital for the removal of
tumor and had apparently recovered
from the operation, when she was
taken suddenly i'll and expired within
short time. She was fifty-six years of
age and had been a resident of this
county but year. She is survived by
her husband and two children. The
funeral was held this afternoon.
Dress yourself according to the wealth
err These hot days wear Seim Bros
net underwear.
town OF Bern, committed suicide last
Tuesday by hanging himself in the
woods on his farm. He spent part of
that day in Athens and was seen to
turn search was made for him with
the result that his dead body was found
he had tied rope to a tree, at about
head heighth from the ground, placed
a moose about his neck and deliberately
leaned forward. He was fifty five years
of age.
John SINISTER, who recently drove
tie Winton auto to the East and back,
brought with him as souvenir of the
trip trout skin mounted on sheet of
birch bark 1t is on exhibition in the
display window of John Fehl d Sons.
The trout is an exceedingly large one,
measuring about eighteen inches and
was caught in a Canadian lake. Pasted
on one corner of the birch bark is
Canadian fishing license showing that
it cost the fisherman SIS for the privi-
lege of catching this trout.
At meeting held in st. Stephens
church Sunday afternoon it was de-
cided by the congregation of that
church to begin the erection of new
church building next season. The plan
has been in an emoryotic state for
some time. 1t is proposed to build on
the site of the old church. 1t will be
75x125 feet in length, with two spires
l25 aud SO feet in height. The structure
will be of pressed brick and Bedford
stone construction. The seating capac-
ity will be about 1900. The intention
will be to make it one of the hand
soonest in the city. 1t will be costly
building and to meet the expense the
congregation has been raising a large
building fund for several years.
He who wears heavy underwear swell
tiers. He who wears Seim Bros net
underwear takes comfort.