Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-07-21
Absolutely keeps flies away from

| Absolutely keeps flies away from
cattle. Whats Callies' Fly Fluid.
Net underwear give cooling satisfac-
ton these hot days. Seim Bros. have a
full line.
I Paris Green--guaranteed strictly pure
and sure death to bugs at A. w.
Mumm's, 204 Scott st. j23-tf.
A word reaches the city from Chicago.
that son was born unto Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Cudlipp, former residents of the
city, on the 18th inst.
A new cement walk, on the south
side of the Y. III. c. A. grounds and
buildings, was laid the past week. 1t is
a great Improvement.
Take comfort. Don't wear vest this
hot weather. Get one of Seim Bros
fancy shirts selling at little money and
leave your vest at home.
Frank Hecker, bookkeeper for the
Wausau Street Railroad Co., was taken
sick yesterday, result of too c'ose con-
finement. it is thought. He wiz take
vacation for some time.
John Ringle is building an addition
to his building on Jackson street, oc-
cupied by the Lemke store. The sddi-
ton will give DR.. G. A. Thielke, wbc
has the upper floor rented, more Office
| room.
Mrs. Gender has rented the residence
at the corner of Sixth and Fulton
streets, formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Sipes and owned by DIR.
Spencer. She will move into the same
in August
Rev. W. o. Carrier. president of Car
roll college, Waukesha, addressed the
congregation of the Presbyterian church
Sunday on the topic, "Why Take Col
lege Education" There was a large
audience out to hear him.
Parties interested in the campaign of
Frances McGovern of Milwaukee for
the candidacy for the U. S. senate, were
in the city last week interviewing
voters. Francis is expected to arrive
in the city Tomorrow.
Peter Duranso, arrested week ago,
charged with setting two fires at the ID.
j. Murray plant, was discharged this
morning, upon motion of the district
attorney. There was no evidence
offered to sustain the charge.
The Wilson q Hurd Mig. Co., has
commenced preliminary steps toward
building its plant south of the city.
The basement walls have been staked
out and contract for the basement,
which will be of concrete construction,
has been let to q. w. Clark.
s. b. Tobey addressed the Mems club
of the Presbyterian church last evening
on the topic of Poetry and Patriotism
The address was given in Mr.. Tobey's
scholarly way and those who listened
to it pronounced it one of the best
entertaining features the club has so far
produced
Miss Mary Koebler, of Milwaukee,
has purchased of E. A. Dunn two lots
in Spencer & Alexander's addition on
Grand Ave. She has let contract for
the construction of dwelling house
on the same, which will be 30x4S feet
in size. When completed the house
will be occupied by her parents.
Here is freak in mathematics which
may interest you: Put down the year
you were born, to which add four, then
add the age which your next birthday
will be, providing it comes before
January 1st, otherwise your last birth
day Multiply your result by 1000; de-
duct from this 697, 1913; substitute for
the figures corresponding letters of the
alphabet, A for l, B for 2, G for and
so on. The result will give the name by
which you are properly known.
q. Falkowski of the town of Pike
Lake, was brought to, the city Friday
by constable of that town, to serve a
sentence of sixty days in the county
Jail. Falkowski, who is eighteen years
of age, was found guilty of killing the
dog of neighbor, Stanislaus Luchey.
The complainant alleges that the dog
was killed out of pure meanness. The
boy was tried before justice, found
guilty and assessed $50 and costs. Un-
able to pay the fine he was sentenced to
Jail. The case will be appealed, it is
said.
A meeting of the city council was
held last evening and a few minor
items of business transacted. A petit
ton from the Columbia band for a do
nation of 5000 for 10 band concerts was
carried by small margin. The petit
ton stipulates that one-third of the
concerts must be held on the west side,
so that that side of the river will be
favored with exactly three and one
third concerts and the east side with
six and two-thirds. The band will
probably select the date when one con-
cert W.! 5e divided up between the
east and west sides.
For correct harmony of colors for
Jour house, see'Callies. He has had years
of experience and can give you valuable
information.
When the old soldiers, widows and
others who receive pensions from the
government receive their checks here
after in return for the sending of the
papers to the pension Office in Washing
ton, they will find enclosed what is
termed a penalty envelope, an envelope
that can be used only for the purpose
sent for, If used for any other purpose
fine of $500 is imposed by the govern
ment. These envelopes are sent to the
old soldiers and others for the purpose
of sending their papers to the pension
Office in October, and should not be
thrown away when the e. ecks arrive.