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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

.ich ME katolickie pismo,a. obu-
.dzajcie ich zajecie sic bsrdziej
gazetami katolick iemi.
Pc si6dme: Poiedy6cze nu-
merry okazowe, ktfre cza-
sami otrzymujecie, rozpow-
szechniajcie pomiedzy TAXI
mi, kt6rzy Q istnieniu i idei
katolickiej gazety malo co
wieGza.
Pc osme: Chetuie j bez
zwloki nadsylajcie zam6wie-
ME waszych przyjaci6} do Cd
nro6nej redakcyi, czyli prey
-slugujcie sic temu pismu ma
spos6b agent6w. [Nie zada-
my bynajmniej byscie sic
p%odeimowali a%gitowania "a
katolicka gazeta bezintere-
sownie, DO my 2 najwieksza
.checia postaramy sia.Wam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

rtttlE EAIELE -SeaEE So. THSE4l~ Rs -r-EEN;r+aE G+a-Gds~
to " odpowiedni spos6b nal
grodzit.]
Pc dziewiate: Nadsy1ajcie
czasami korespondencye, CIV
j zaawiadamiajcie Redakcye
pisma, kt6re abonujecie, Q
waznieiszych wypadkach, ia
zdarzy1y lub nadejs65Ss
maja " m~iejscowo6ciach' kt6- !
re zamieszkujcie. ]
Prey podobnem postepo-
waniu przysiuzycie sic nape-
VINO ME tylko nam, ale silel
i potedze piracy katolickiej
rrozszerzycie, jej wp}yw nas
masy cate.
Spr6bujcie tylko cho6by,s
ma czas jski6 rozszerzac W ten
}atwy spos6b pisma katolic B
.kie a przekonacie sic, 70.
uda sic to Wam bez trudu. i.
..s Gaz. Katolicka. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

w wieczorem 0
$50 podczas kapania W rzece Missis-
sippi, jednasto letni: Franciszek
Przybylski syn P. Marcina zamiesz-
kalego pod mr.. s77 E. Wabasha ul.
wyciqgnawszy rece " gore, wo 'si
o ratunek. >Towarzysze jego widzaac
IL chfopiec tonic, wezwali pomocy
W poblizu znajdujacych sic, Henry
ska Rymarkiewicza D. Pafubickie-
go, kt6rzy rzucili sic " ubraniu do.
woody, wyciaaggneli bezprzytomneggo,
chfopca iodniesli do domu rodzic6w.
Natychmiastowa pomoc lekarska,
po dluzszym czasie przyprowadlzziillal1
chfopca do przytomnosci.
PAN Wincenty Kupferschmidt
gdy jechal ma ko}owcu " poniedzia-
lex pc pofudniu ichciaf ominqc ja-
kis w6z ma rogu piatej i Vine ul.,
sic z bicyklem, kt6ry 20
sta} zupe}nie polamany a p. Kupfer-
schmidt oinidsl kilka sihc6w, ma
twarzy guz6w ma gfowie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
Me mOze bye przekOnane.

Najlepszym nauczycielem jest
dosviadczenie. G.. NJ. Harden. 2
Silver City, North Carolina, now:
"Widze, BE Elektryczne krople
spe}niaja w~szystkie zadania. Ma
ohoroby kofadka, watroby merck
ME mote by6 pokonane-. Sprdbowa-
lem go j znalazlem najwyborniei-
seem lekarstwem-" Pan Harden
ma prawde; jest to Da]lepszem le-.
karstwem, tax Same ma .s{abosci,
DOL " pleoach, j wszystkie zruino-s
.wane p~olotenia. Take %najlepsze ma
zaziebienie j malarie. Sprzedawane.
pod.gwarancya a M. J. .Kow1alew-
skiego, aptekarzs. Soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

o Y
M.IEJSCOWlllI'E
Do naszych abOlnIl,e9Inl en- i /

fSSSstH#S54 $hss4sa
ZSpowodu noW1eggot praWa poetic:
:wego, ktdre stanoWczzo w gzlbl !
wv,y7syylke g:azety ma -kredyt, zwracaS
my sic zprosba do tych aslblo 4oane
:ktdrzy ME uiscili sic sdotyc'hiuc'zzsa.s Gas. 2
zaleglejj preenulmeraty, ably czemprre--
dzej nades}ali 1nraallezytossc, v przecii.
wnym razie, chociaz Z wwielka przy-
..kroSci2 wstrzymamy i'm wysylk9ee ga g.
zety j skolektowanie zaleg}ej prenu-
.meraty przekazemy zarzaedowi ppeocz'tt
co pociagnie "a -soba ola ociqeggajjae.
cych sig 2 zapfata "a gazette czytell-
.nik6w, zbyteczne koszta ] narazie ic cl
ma be%zpotrzebna nieprzyjemnosc.
Kto chce pismo czytac, musi pifa-
ci6 "a ME CORY.
WydaOnict'Do Wiarusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
Rozpoczecie Wydzlelania
rzadOwych grunt6W W
Trip pOwiecie s. d.

Wydzielanie .rzadowych grunt6w W
Trip poowiecie r~ozpocznie sig praw
dopodobnie okoFo lgo pazdziernika,
gly million ARROW bedzie rozdawa-
|nych ma kolonizacye, w}acznie : ME:
kt6rymi najlepszymi gruntami ola ola
rolnictwa ma zachodzie. Rosebud W;
pofaczen1iiu z Chicago and North We
ste n, jest jedyna koleja do tych
grunt6w, Uwazajcie,a ably wasz billet
:byf do Dallas, ostatniej STACEY ko-
1eja North Western, pol mill cd
granicy rezerwacyjnej. Offs rzaedos5:
wych grnnt66w bedzie prawdopodob-
ME tn umieszczony. Piszcie pc pam
sflety opisowe, z%awierajace objas-
nieniao gruntach jak zapewnit SO
bie.Gwier6 sekcyi; .darmo ma zaadanie
u kazdego agenta kolei North We
stern. laHs IN ..asstp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

letni Izydor
Eszhagglik, kt6ry pracowa} " fabblryy--
.ce cukierkid5w Winona Candy, Co.
POSTAL niebezpiecznrie p%oparzonyy "
zesz}y, czwartek pc :po{udniu : powo-.
du wsywrdcenia. sic kotla Z wrrzaeccJym
syropem, kt6ry oblaf jego ramona l:alnlit9t
.Ch1opiec przez d}uzszy czas ME be-;
die zdolnym do piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
n Pi / <! 81 81, czy ] II. b6 u ~

a &M$Iss .a$1%si
3 naiznakomi it e BIZ
asEkIuup66iWs polakich Wog6le. /, !
pozna66BlIlk:iclh szzacezlseggl66llowo5na-
ley e. ~biaklupAdam KK,o s. i
,skt6ry rzadHI dyecezyaa
poznafska "a roku 1862 do.
4 6744.:ssD) kolo l554, iako ka-
nikkraknWski udat sic
poeelstWie do ZYgmunta
Augusta do Fapielrrza PaWla.
ISV ably wyrazzii6 6 uszanoWa q
ME kr6la i posluszehstwo ola
stolicey Apostolskiej. P6zniej
boyl wyslanpJy #krolaa hiszpaa.hfl.
skiego Filipa, eelem odzyska-
MIA maiatkup pc Bonie, matce
Zygmunta Augusta. w !.
1878 p1zewodniczyl konarsksii
swietnemu Poselstwu poll
skiemu DO Paryza, kt6re "a
prosilo na tron Henryka Wa
lezego. W6wczes zadziwi1 I. BIZ
skup poznadski Francuz6w
wielka nauka j .swietna Wv
NOVA. K.onarski ayf " wiel-
kiej przyjazni 2 slaWnym ]
6wietobliwyynn H:otzyuszem,
| bisknpem. Warmi6skim, kt6-
~ przeWodniczyl soborowi
" Frydencie, ukohczonym
1868 i. Bedac zarliwym q
wzrost religii katolickiej,
s~prowadzil Konarski 1861 ro-
ku Jezuit66w do Poznania,
~oddawszy i'm kosci6l sw. Sta
nislawa, dzi6siua ME istnieja-
cy. Byl to Wog6le maj swia-
t}y, pobozny dobroczynny
Zakodczyl 5ycie v Ciazyniu;
pochowany Poznaniu,
gdzie " kol6ciele katedraiinym
wzniesione ma jego: cze6t
pomnik. !
Dnia 30sierppia 1864 roku
~odbywa}a sic Nv, " Poznaniu pje~
kna uroozystost. Re wsi Glu-
szyny wyjechai Adam Ko
narski, ahy objac zarzad dye-
cezyi poznahskiej. Pred bra
ma miejska 5ubral sic W sza
ty *biskupie. Z.brzmialy
dawony W ca4em mie5cie, 2
mozdzierzy j armat dawano
ognia: Naprzeciw biskupowi
wysz}o Gale dnchowiehstwo
poznahskie, urzednicy magi-
stratu, eechyz choragwia-
mil niezliczony tlum wier-
nych,= Biskup sotoczony kano-
nikami, Z infu1a ma glowie
i rastoralem v raku, szedl
przez ulice miasta ku kate
drze. Prey ko6ci6lku 6w. Bar
barry ma Chwaliszewie, kt6ry
ju5 ME i%stnieje, spostrzegl
biskup swego ssaruszka OLGA,
wojew de kalisk ego. W tell
chwilisprzystapil al:rlcypasterz
do rodaica, 9 kleknnawszy,
ucalowal jegol rece. Potem;
rrzucilii slew obiecia ] poca1o
wall siiesserdec2nie. Wszyscy
przytommi rozczulili sic dol
}ez ma ten piekny widok sy-
nowskiego uszanowania. OWo
spowitanie dodalo najwiecej
o~zdobyswjazdowi biskupiemu.
.D|nrn 81 POznaniu OkolicvI'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
.przatajaca Sprzedaz Iipcowa
Podczas naszej wiosennej %sprzedazy, kt0ra by}a ~najlepszym
sezonem, jaki mielismy kiedykolwiek, nagromadzi}o sic sporo
resztek, kt6re do lOlipca musza bye uprzatniete.

Jedwabie - Nigdy ME pokazywali-
smy lepszego wyboru toWar6w jake sic
znajduja " tym locie. Okolo Is gatun-
k6w kolor6w, pojedynczych fantas:
tycznych. Ami yard mniejj Sniz $1.OO do
$1.25 wartosci pc 49c
TOWary ma suknie Czarny Wolfe,
piekny styl,$44 Gale szeroH wielka war
tosc pc $3.50 "a $50.
Geese toWar66w nakrapianych A. cal.
szerokie,. odpeowiiedn1ie ma suknie i bluzH
sprzedawane pc SOC "a 29c
GOrsety-Uprzatajaca .sprzedaz gorse-1
tow kt6rej sic .niedy ME zapomm. Maj
lepszy styl, same. bale j siwe, niemal
wszystkie rozmiary wartosci $1.0O W
wyprzedazy 20 49e !. z..
P0hczochy-Lot podczoch ola. ME.
wiast, wiosenne style gladkie j koronko-
we, .czarne i .koloroWe; najllepsza war:
tosc, jaka' kiedykolWiek polecana by1a,
~sprzedawane pc 25c, 29c, "a 1ac
Lot pohczoch ola dzieci rozmaitych
rozmiar6w, gladkie i koronkowe, czarne
koloroWe, sprzedawane cd 25c do 35c=
po 19c .z5s s*a
Lot pohczoch ola mezzczyzn, gg}adkie s
fantastyczne czarne kolorowe, spree
dawane Pc 25'c, 336c,, Soc tyllkeo Pc . ol9ec.
Lot po6czoch modrych, czarnycfh,
brunatnych imieszanych ola mezczyzn
j niewiast sprzedaWanycch, pc 1Oc tylko1.
pc SC
Lot koronk,oswEych ppod7ezoch ola ME
mowlat, czarnychI, bieiiych, c,zzerwonych,
r6zowych moddrych sprzedl;aWNaanlyc,hl5ppoo
25c, "a l5c 8. sa=s.1s u 5zs s .sE NJ 5s#0 3
Lot nadzWyrezajjs mocnyyca'ttpo1czNopchhszdellaa
clhfopc6w, ftylkoD= q aM, 20 20
25c, zaz15c s.
SpOdn1ce----Zapas czarnnyyclha sssatyynlou--S
Wych podlln1iic,sswszystlkiie style z IS
roku, piiekknlier i bilgsra aokoio##
1OOGWszystksiie azebBly Waly1pl,rrzz7aeedaact Etanio.4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ssci 9
ISL so rtoAe III aaa8c;s@ !. 775 waarztttos
sastylko y. - s5sS,
SI4. ..-..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

TNTga8s Is@H@GsS9 y Ea 5T~3 SS6I KsSMsa9
MINNESOTA City pp1rzzes 4. s kkoonl1,dlukEzttoo q
IkkooleiJ lI.e s. ST. y z Georgia Pack Z, i
hurst postrzelony Wramiss, Ip'o edliIB-
I,waz wyb,iil olkno wa!ggo s. 4 r r,u 81
lk<amniiieenniieel Il kkorntdlunk1tBoora, pprrzsez q! clo
gooslz,rtaanpiil ~ glove: l''o Tow Jest TX.
ko zratniiop1nyy /: M DIS.
AZ PIAkT'EK wiecz1o,rteSml l iz.llsoo''dl1zsiiejje
wglamalii 1sie do grocernii +. w. E 3:
Pletki, IT'S p. scia ul., Wybiiwszy,
: rpodw6rza, zosrttali iiee'ddln.a lks
ssepfeoszeni mic ME zabraw szy. lego &c GO
samelgowi a5wllamaii sic Y taxi.
sam sposdb DO o.. handl l'.5 blii IS i
bronii |. VIM. sonn '1 q lis,
100 Walnut III. zabrawszy kiilka re- e
wwoolwer6w ullotnili sic. .3
w NOCY e 6rod1yy ma czW:artek
10 minut pred l2stag wyjechal wiel.
ks. proboszcz J.. Pacholski, udajac=E
sic " " podroz do Europy. W. VITO
rex 7go B; m. . godzinie 10 Z rama
wiel. ks. Pacholski odptlyy1nlssll ok1ree-
TEN ssPrriincaeessin .Ceciliiee" do Bre-z
men, ne sOkaret przeplynie ocean v 7mnius
dniach, jezeli go ME spotka jake
nieprzewidziane nieszczescie.
Ma poniedzialkowem posiedzenius
:rady mlllii.ejskiej, alderman PeslIlowslk Ski
zwr6ci} uwage zarzadowi, azeby ma
.rogu htejli St Charles ulicy umie-
szczona zosta}a Tampa, poniewaz
!daawniejsza zostala pred pewnyymrl4
czas g obalo.na przez rozbieggfe ko7i.
ME, a cd tego czasu ia GEESE ulic'
znajduje sic " kompletnej ciemno6ci;
sp'rawe oddano do r~ozpatrzenia ko-
mitetoWi o6wietlenia.
/ J. B. zYWlCKI, s2e-W. 4ta Ill.
podnidsl rzucona przez innego chop:
ca q. rr:aalkciue.ttee, kt6ra " jego reeku explleo'-s
dowala j zrani}a mu, reke boleSniee.
Zaprowadzono go do domu i zawe-
zwano doktora, kt6ry chlopcu rekkee
opatrzyf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

.WINONA
Psnenioa, maka j p.asssizsa oyytt'o oRsa'r
4 prxex Bay State Milling Go.

Pssenioa, maka j .pl,ass,z.as. oyttow ssal''=
przex Bay State 1idIill CO. a.l3..s
Pss,ehioa nj. 2 wlos ZEN, /. l.Oe
Maks- Patent "a q ;becxkee $500.
~. !. Straight e. s $3.50
ZYto- "a buszel. :. +. 80. y. 65o
Lon nasienie - a buszel ......lC3.
Konioxyna. -. -S6.0O.ss 800
Jaa.miiend g. NJ. 2 3 5:..... ~ 80
a = Nr. 3...... 38 4ss
Tymotka $500. ......... $40 $3rs5
KukurYdza lcorn) ....... zoe
Owies. y. ......... 5Oc.
Ground Feed "a tone.,.. ...$s2.oo=
Fee99 ) $500
Middlings.... 49,. $94.oo
slano -tymotka ....... ...... IS. 90
e - dixie. .... IS 81
Kartofle, baszel. $50. sEo-s0c
lMasio, funt..!! $3.50. 1910
Mod, funt. 4. l3c.- be !! :
Jaja, .tuzin, ..l4-15.
BWinie- kywe...... $5~Q0-5.50
80 Il bite. 500 $3.50
Bydfo --ywe. 1913 81. 5o-$4.oo
:-:e5., :: bite !. $6.Oo-&s.o 90
J.ggn ii !. !. tywe.. Is. oo--$5.6o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

HIERoNIM Kuklihski, l7.sto
letni chfopiec, kt6rego rodzice ME
:szkaja pod mr.. 40 Chatfield ul., O.
trzyma} pamiatke Ago lipca ma Gale
zycie, gdy wlelki fajerwerk armatni
explodowal W jego twaarz, przez co
oko zosta}o okropnie poranione i
prawdopodobnie bedzie musia}o bye
wyjete. Chfopiec obecnie ley v
szpitalu pod dozorem lekarzy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

Jezeli chcecie So
bic Tub drogiej osobie
zrobic cennY upomi-
mex, ~przyjdzcie ] Wy !
b,erzcie jedne 2 ma NJ.
slz,ych ;pieekk,nyc'h1= . kssia-
zek do ~nabozeiils,tw1,;aa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

PAN Jakub Kulas, brat Mateu-.
sza i PAM Kukowiczowej, pc jede-
nastolethiej niebytnoSci, bawil przez
diva tygodnie 2 iona faamniilliiaa "
::Winonie. Pan Kulas jest obecn lie
:w}ascicielem restauracyi " Wausau,
Wis. jake dawniejszy zacer W ma
szej drukarni, odwiedzil take re-
dakcye Wiarusa. KS
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01
Col. w. +. Villas.

Colonel w. F. Villas passed away at
his home in Madison last Friday at
1915 O'Clock. He was unusually cheer
full and bright and showed signs of re-
markable improvement early in the
morning. While the nurses were adj
ministering bath he was stricken with
a second stroke of paralysis.
Deceased had been very i'll for a
month and those nearest to him felt
that the end was approaching. VIM.
Villas was one of the most brilliant men
this state has ever produced. He was
United States senator from Wisconsin
from 1891 to 1896; he was appointed
post master general of the u. S. by
President Cleveland and later trans.
ferred to the interior department.
Colonel Villas first sprang into ma
tional prominence as an orator, at the
Grant banquet at Chicago in 1880. He
was presiding officer of the convention
that nominated Cleveland, and was
chairman of the committee that notified
Cleveland of his nomination.
Cleveland was at once Struck with
Villas ability, and selected him as
cabinet officer. He was an able cabinet
officer, and later on he had notable
career in the senate. Perhaps the
most polished piece of eloquence de
livered by him while in the senate, was
his address presenting the statue of
Marquette to the nation, on behalf Of
the state
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01
WAUSAU'S HORSE SHOW.

The national horse show has become
great feature in the line of American
expositions. The American horse
show is the outcome of the develop
ment of the American horse and that
animal is not all there is to the useful
horse family today. We have every
description of horse and they are all on
the top shelf of excellence; right here
in Marathon county we have splendid
specimens of equine beauty and at this
season of tt year, during fair time is
the time to see them in all their beauty.
The HealyBrown horse show, the new
annex to the fair, is to be the great
horse feature of the fair this year, a
special section of the grounds has been
set aside for the purpose and at least
sixty splendid specimens of horse ex-
cellence will be on exhibition and for
sale during the entire fair. These
horses are in the personal charge of
Mr.. Dan Healy senior member of the
firm who will have courteous and
active staff of assistants to answer
questions and otherwise assist in the
exhibition,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01
FAIR NOTES.

Secretary M IL. Duncan has arranged
with the e. & n. w. Ry. Co. for a
special train from Rib Falls to Wausau
on Thursday. The train will leave Rib
Falls at a. IN. and depart from Wau-
sau at 7:30 p. m. About 200 people
will come over on this train from the
village of Athens alone.
From reports received from Toma-
hawk it is expected that there will be a
la rge attendance from that village and
surrounding country.
The St. Paul Ry. Co., has promised
to have extra coaches on hand on the
days of the fair to accommodate those
who will attend from Merrill, Toma-
hawk, Arber Vitae and other cities up
the line
r. G. Baker living, on the Langley &
Anderson farm near Merrill, will send
a yoke of oxen down to head the stock
parade. The oxen will be driven by a
negro boy.
The following number of entries
have been made for the different races:
Wednesday, Sept. 2-2:15 pace, 6; 2:20
trot, 7; 2:30 pace, 4. Thursday, Sept.
-2;20 pace, 7; 2:25 trot, Z; 2:3O trot, s.
Friday, Sept. 4-2:10 pace, s; s:15 trot, 6.
From the records of the horses entered
it is safe to say that the races will be as
fast and exciting as any pulled off here
tofore.
The general admission this year will
be Soc, as previously mentioned in this
paper. The change in admission fee
was made at the suggestion of the
county boards committee on agricul-
ture.
Among the entertaining features to
be found on the grounds will be the
Swiss bell ringers, the fat boy, the dog
and pony show, the snake show, NOV
ing pictures, etc.
Don't forget that on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings there
will be free attractions on Third street.
Sacho, the steeple jack, will climb the
court house flag pole on two evenings,
the Otoro japanese troupe will give ex-
hibitions on the court house square as
will Leroy & Levanion in their horizon
tai bar act. Az the same time there
will be band concert. The fire run
has been cut out this year because of
the danger of injuring someone, since
the street car line is in operation.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01
HALF HOLIDAY.

To The Citizens Of Hausau:
We all have faith that Marathon
county is the best county in Wisconsin.
This week marks the time of its annual
county fair and feeling that the pros
perity and growth of the county keeps
pace with the prosperity and growth of
the city, call upon all good citizens to
help to make the fair complete sue
cess. 1t is earnestly hoped that all
business men in the city will find it to
their best interests to give their en-
ployees holiday during the week that
they may attend aud help to make the
county fair q success.
/ therefore recommend that the in
dustrial institutions, merchants, and
business men generally, agree that
Thursday afternoon be observed as a
half holiday and join in the show at the
fair grounds.
JOHN +. LAMONT, Mayor
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
KNOWLTON

Sims Breitenstein and Mayme Kurdus
did shopping at Mosinee Monday.
Margaret Beedle and Edna Hubbard
are Brokaw visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guenther left for
st. Paul Monday to attend the state
fair.
Irene Guenther went to Stevens
Point Monday to begin school work at
the Normal.
Geo. Hayner transacted business in
Mosinee Monday.
Elsie Dupre of Brokaw is spending a
few days with Knowlton friends.
Geo. Herman, Sr, was called to st.
Paul Friday by the illness of his sister,
Mrs. Einck.
Ray Dodge, of Rhinelander, was a
guest of Miss Kate Krieski over Sun
day.
Emeron Ahles, of Mosnee, was a
guest at the Brietenstein home, Satur-
day.
j. c. Scheekey and f. Huebner spent
Sunday at their homes in Wausau.
Mr.. Chas. Kayser, of Milwaukee, is
up visiting with friends.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01
DEATH OF MRS. BENSON.

The PILOT could only announce in its
issue last Tuesday the death of Mrs
Thomas Benson, an old and very high
ly esteemed citizen of Wausau, whose
demise occurred on that morning, Tues.
day, August 25tE, 1908, after lingering
illness, of Bright's disease. Over thirt-
years of active life in Wausau made
Mrs. Benson well known throughout
the city and she was beloved by all her
acquaintances for her gentle and kind
ly ways and for her many excellent
qualities of head and heart, and her
death caused deep sorrow throughout
| the city.
| Maren Louise Mikkelson Benson was
a native of Norway, having been born
in Laurvig, in that country on the 22d
day of February, 1916 She was eigh-
teen years of age when she came to
America, going to Amherst, Wis, to
reside at the home of an uncle She
resided there until Sept 9Th, 1872,
when she was united in marriage to
Mr.. Thomas Benson, at Scandinavia
They went to Pine River, where they
resided for four years, and then came
to Wausau, and this city had since been
her home. The home over which she
presided was an ideal one, and though
she looked after its minutest details she
still found time to devote to her relig-
ion, entering into all kinds of work
which appealed to her as being for the
advancement and help of humanity.
She was charter member of the
manuel Norwegian church, of this city,
in which she was faithful and consist
ent Christian worker. She was also
charter member of the Ladies' Aid
society of that church, which was or
gained twenty-five years ago.
She is survived by her husband and
five children, B. H. and Walter H. Ben
son, Misses Mabel and Eleanor, of this
city and Mrs. Sidney E. Hutchins, of
Cedar River, Mich
The funeral took place on Thursday
afternoon, from the manuel Norwegian
NhUlNl IuO oClNICcS DOluS
BY the pastor, Rev. o. T. E. Doe. The
singing was in charge of Miss Opdahl
and old and favorite hymns of deceased
were sung. The floral tributes were
many and in measure told of the love
and esteem in which this good lady was
held in the community. The remains
were followed to their last resting place
in Pine Grove cemetery by large con-
course of sorrowing friends and they
were laid beside those of little daughter
who passed away eighteen years ago.
Those who attended the funeral from
out of the city were: Mr.. and Mrs S.
E. Hutchins, of Cedar River, Mich
Judge and Mrs. Murat, of Stevens
Point; w. Hutchins, of Nation, Wis;
Miss Louise Stevning, of Independence,
Wis, and Miss Estelle Murat, of
Stevens Point, Wis.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01
FOUND DEAD.

1t has just been learned that Chas.
Schuster, an old settler, we'll known in
the eastern part of the county, and a
bachelor, was recently found dead in
the north branch of the Trappe river.
He resided on his farm just over the
line in Langlade county, but for good
many years has painted farm buildings
during the summer time east of Wau-
sau, and in this way paid for his farm
and buildings. His body was found in
about one loot of water, face down
ward and was discovered by farmers
boy who went directly home and told
his father, and together they re-
turned, stopping at Schuster's
place, hoping to get him to 60 to the
river with them. Their surprise was
great to find that the dead man was
Mr.. Schuster. On the shore there was
bag of unwashed clothes and it is
supposed that he went to the river,
which is about two miles from his home,
to wash the clothes. The remains were
taken to Amigo by the coroner and it
was found that he came to his death by
commissions. Many of the old friends
of Mr.. Schuster in Marathon county are
not yet aware of his death because of
the fact that the inquest had to be held
in Langlade county and no publicity
has yet been given to it in this county
where he was the better known. When
found he had check in his pocket for
$1,000 and some cash. He was 45
years of age.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01
B. B. NOTES.

The Wausau team will open a series
at home with Fond du Lac, Thursday
The games of that day and Friday will
be played in the forenoon on account of
the fair. Just at present we are very
much handicapped on account of Erick-
son being out of the game. He has a
felon on one of his thumbs. Fox and
McAuley have been filling his position
very creditably.
You will notice quite change in the
percentage column. Green Bay has
been making wonderful squirt under
Jack Picket's management and has
crawled into the first division. Free
port has taken bad tumble and is
likely to drop still further. Wausau
continues to play strong game not
withstanding the way it is handicapped
with injured players. The fight has
resolved itself into one for second and
third place positions among the other
teams.
The season will close Sunday, Sept,
Is, with Green Bay on the home
grounds.
In the benefit game Sunday the Old
Timers defeated the Catholic Foresters
by a score of Ito. Wesley Single
struck out II of the Foresters. The
batteries for the Old Timers were
Single and Jess; for the Foresters, Sell
and Anthem. Catcher Erickson of the
Wausau team umpired.
The Nationals defeated the Kelly
team at Rothschilds park Sunday by a
score of 21-0.
A story is being told in which Tracy,
the Lacrosse first baseman, figures.
Tracy, as everyone knows, measures
about seven feet perpendicularly. He
is better known around the circuit as
"Sliver" or Splinter" In the last
Lacrosse series played in this city
''Sliver" clouted the ball one day and
started for first base. The ball was
fielded to our first baseman and Tracy
was called out. A boy in the grand
stand yelled, If he had fallen when he
got half way he would have made the
base.'