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

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and mites.
| Frank b. Fullmer and John Fehl put
in five cans of bass fry in the Eau Claire
| river on Thursday.
The big show on the Fourth will be
at RothschiIds park. Take your family
down and spend the day.
| The members of the Wausau fire de-
parfment are, in turn, taking their
annual vacation allowed by the city.
Ida Winters has commenced an
action for divorce against her husband,
George. The couple were married in
February, 1906. and the woman was
abandoned in June, 1907.
A two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peterson was run over by
Rutzky's delivery wagon last evening
at about six o'clock and suffered the
fracture of her left arm near the shout
der.
/ The people of Knowlton have chosen
as their orator at their Fourth of July
celebration, Edward German, of this
city, who was recently graduated from
the law department of the University of
| Wisconsin.
/ Those who attended the state conven-
! ton of Universalists in Oshkosh last
week, report very interesting and
profitable meeting. /. c. Ryan was re-
elected vice-president of the state
organization.
| During the months of July and
August there will be no Sunday SER
vices held at First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in this city. The Sunday
morning and Wednesday evening
services will be held as usual.
Herman Genrich, aged thirty-two
years, died today after two weeks i'll
ness. He resided at 533 S. Second Ave.
He is survived by his wife aud two
children. The funeral will be held
Thursday from Zion's Lutheran church.
Increase your supply of milk during
the fly season by using Callies' Fly
Fluid on your cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Dessert, of the
town of Easton. were given surprise
party on Saturday by their trends and
neighbors. There was dancing and a
good time had generally. Quite
number of their friends went out from
Wausau.
Frances Chrudinsky has started di-
vorce proceedings against her husband.
Joseph. They were married in this
county in March, 1908, and he aban-
doned her the following month. She
has one child.
Kill the mites and lice on your
chickens with Callies' Chicken Lice
Killer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Bird, kindly
allowed a number of young people to
go onto their vacant lot on Warren
street and indulge in va marshmellow
roast last evening They had most
delightful time.
The Majestic theatre, after a RUIZ of
over two months, closed on Sunday
evening and will not be re-opened until
Aug. "a. This was done for the reason
/ tIat actors and actresses take a vaca-
ton during the heated months.
Protect your beasts as you would pro-
tect yourself. Use Callies' Fly Fluid in
fly time.
Assessor Geo. Steltz is at work in the
Seventh ward at present. When that
ward is completed he will turn over his
books to the city clerk. He has found
quite few improvements in the city,
but not as many as for the past several
years.
Something doing all the time at
Rothschilds park on the Fourth. Don't
miss this opportunity of enjoying day
of pleasure.
A meeting of liverymen has been
called for this evening for the purpose
of organizing an association. The OBJ
| ject of the association will be to fix
uniform scale of prices and to prosecute
those guilty of over driving or mistreat-
| ing horses
The annual picnic of the Baptist
society and Sunday school was held at
the fair grounds today. Shortly after
| getting upon the grounds it commenced
to rain and all had to remain under
cover during the time they were there,
Notwithstanding good time was had.
Potato bugs don't eat more than one
dose of Callies' paris green. 1t fixes
| them.
f. Kampke, young fellow working
in the Brooks q Ross mill at Schofield,
had his left hand crushed last week by
! getting the same caught between two
live rollers. Though it was not found
necessary to amputate any of the
fingers, the young man will be laid up
| for several weeks.
Two farmers, residents of The town of
Hewitt, got into an alteration Satur-
day night, applied few pet names to
one another and then started on a race
for the city to swear out warrants.
Their names are Carl Berg and Hans
Boyer. Their case will be aired in
municipal court Friday.
Josephine, wife of Eugene Dechaine,
died Saturday after six months illness.
She was born in Canada sixty years ago
and was the mother of eighteen chill
dren, thirteen of whom are living. De-
ceased had been resident of this
country for fifty-six years. The funeral
was held this morning from st. Mary's
church.
Mrs. Helen Pregont secured divorce
yesterday morning from her husband,
| Albert The couple were married on
April IL of this year and three days
later the husband left her and was
| later arrested for abandonment. BY
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