Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-24

DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the |
Bells House, Dec. IA.
j j. Graebel and son, William, have
purchased the Nolr shoe store on Third
street and have taken possession of it.
A total of sixty-two deer passed
through the city Wednesday evening on
the st. Paul train. They were shipped
to southern points il the state.
II you are. in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere
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From fifty to sixty carcases % deer
have passed through the city daily, on
the st. Paul road, consigned to points
in the southern part of the state.
A Duluth hunter killed a white deer
last week. Stranger things than that
have happened. A Me6ford hunter
killed white man last Friday Marsh
field News.
VIM. Kregel owns a hen which he
claims is laying two eggs daily. 1t
started laying on the 18th of August
and since that time isas not missed
day, except Sundays. On the Sabbath
day the hen takes rest.
Ever hear of Solve? 1t is sold exclus-
lively by G. q. Pier & Co., 2O4 Scott St.
1t will clean anything in the household,
such as woodwork, bath tubs, sinks.
floors fcut glass, etc. Takes the Crime
off hands without injury.
Herbert Ringle, boy living in the
town of Rib Falls, accidentally shot him.
self last week while hunting. The bull
let grazed his forehead but did not
cause serious wound. He YVES brought
to this city for treatment.
Leonard Thrun of Colby, was exam
med by physicians Friday and pro-
nounced insane. Thrun was arrested
week previous at the instance of a
Colby woman, who charged that he
had assaulted her daughter.
The manufacturing plant oeing built
by the Wilson & Hurd Manufacturing
company is nearing completion. The
plant is located on the east side of
Grand Ave. near the cemetery. 1t is
being constructed of concrete blocks.
Ralph w. McClintock, missionary
in China, conducted services in the
Presbyterian church Sunday. In the
morning he spoke on the topic,
"Awak ening of the Dragon and in the
evening on ''The Mission Work in an
Obscure Island.'
On January every school district in
the state which has placed a ventilator
in its school building will be entitled to
state aid TO the extent of $50. Marathon
county has about 200 schools, most of
which will be entitled to this aid
There are about 1000 districts in the
state.
The Freeport franchise and players
are for sale. This step is taken as a
result of deficit of 81, 100 from last sea-
son. As Appleton, Sheboygan and
some other cities have asked for fran
chise in the state league it is thought
that there will be no trouble in secur-
ing a successor.
Harold Damon and Miss Mabel
parcher were married Saturday after
noon at the home of the young lady's
mother, 70S Franklin street. Rev. E
johnson, rector of ST. Johns Episcopal
church, was the officiating clergyman
After the wedding they departed for
southern points tor wedding tour.
Henry Detzler, resident of Clinton
vile, working in the town of Plover,
was arrested Thursday upon COM
plant sworn out by john Foster,
deputy game warden. Mr.. Foster
alleges that he caught Dietzler hunting
deer before the season hadiopened. He
pleaded not guilty and the case was
postponed one week
Louis Pegliarde was arrested Wednes-
day night because of his strange actions
He has been employed in the tannery
and came over town scantly dressed.
He entered a saloon on Forest street
and being armed with club he soon
put the proprietor and habitues of the
place to route. The proprietor notified
the police and the dago was arrested.
The board of the agricultural and
training schools met Saturday. They
reorganized on the same plan as in past
years by re-electing A. L. Kreutzer
president and H. j. Blanchard treasurer
of the former body, and JOS Burger
and Carl Nieman to respectively the
same offices in the latter board. Co.
Supt. w. j. Farrell is secretary of each
board.
The Frank f. Long Stock Co. opened
weeks engagement at the Grand
theatre last night. This is one of the
largest and best stock companies on
the road and is by far the oldest. The
company this season has been carefully
selected and has proven the best ever
under this management 1t pre-
sented 'ln Tennessee" last evening,
and the balance of the week will put on
such plays: The Girl and the Bandit
I'm the Days of Forty-nine" and The
Man That Stole" New and high class
specialties will be introduced between
acts.
keep THE KIDNEYS WELL