Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-08-17
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.


The canning company closed opera
lions yesterday and very successful
summers work.
The First National bank received a
small consignment of Lincoln pennies
from the o. S. mint this a. m.
WANTED-A woman 40 to 50 years
of age and no children to keep house
for two. Inquire at PILOT office. all
Jos. Kluck, saloon keeper of Hat
ley, charged with having sold liquor
to a posted man viii be tried to-
morrow on the charge.
This is very good time of the year
to use Callies' Chicken Lice remedy.
Sold in any quantity and money back
if not as guaranteed.
Co. Supt. Wenzel Pivernetz will
conduct a teachers examination next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
the county training school.
Oils made especially for cream
separators are sold by G. g. Pier, 2O4
Scott st. Best thing that ever hap
pened for cream separator.
Mrs Chas. Gilbert entertained a
number of lady friends at an after
noon party last Saturday. Dainty re-
freshments were se.yed and delight
full time had by those present.
The eastern portion of the city was
without water Friday afternoon
owing to connection being made be-
tween the Seventh street extension
and the Washington street main.
Henry Krahn, an old man living be-
hind the sewer was arrested Saturday
charged with having misconducted
himself in the presence of a young
LACY, and will be tried next Thursday.
Emil Rattz was arrested yesterday
upon complaint of his wife Hattie,
who charged that in a heated argu-
ment he used force on her. He
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
fined
AS an evidence that Callies' Fly
Fluid fills the bill we make mention
this week of the fact that he sold
more of it last week than for any
week since he has been in business.
Among those who have secured
drawings in the Couer d Alene Ida
land lottery are ID. w. McKercher, j.
K. Hubbard and Miss Mary McGrath
The land is what has heretofore COM
priSed the Flathead Indian reserva-
ton.
Peter Knippel and w. Wojtasik,
saloon keepers of Beyent, charged with
selling liquor to man ON the s'posted'
list, were discharged in municipal
court yesterday. Another saloon
keeper arrested at the same time on
the same charge, pleaded guilty and
was fined.
The Wisconsin A2ti-TuberculoSis
society's exhibit has been such a sue
cessful affair that it has been deemed
advisable to carry the work further.
To pay the expense, holiday stamps
will be sold again, as was done . year
ago. The society offers prize of 800
for the best design for stamp.
President Toole, Secretary Crane
field and Treasurer Kellogg of the
Wisconsin Horticultural society were
in the city the early part of the
week They came here for the pur-
pose of inspecting the states trial
orchard on the Gensman farm, and
also of disposing of the crop of fruit
We are informed that Mrs. Lena
Peske of Chicago died Sunday. Mrs.
PeSke was born and reared in this
city, her maiden name being Lena
Dahlman. She is survived by her
husband, two children and several
brothers and one sister She had not
been a resident of this city for several
years.
If you want some genuine bargains
in wall paper don't forget to see Piers
stock. To make room for his fell
selections he is slashing the life out
of prices on everything in the wall
paper line he has in stock at present.
This stock is right up to date and
you have an opportunity of getting
your home repapered at nominal cost.
POI Scott st.
Mrs. Elnora Larson of the west side
proved Sunday that she is good
judge. The Ritter & Deutsch Co. had
glass jar.full of pecans at the picnic
held on the fair grounds and offered
rocking chair to the one guessing the
correct number of pecans in the jar.
Mrs. Larson placed the number at
ll3 ard when the nuts were counted
it was found that she had guessed
correctly.
You win never get such an oppor-
tunity again of papering your home
at small cost, as is presented at
c. G. Piers, 2O4 Scott st. This sale
is the talk of the town.
Fred Jaeger and son Frank, were
arrested yesterday at the instance of
Fred Radtke. The parties are all
residents of the town of Texas, the
JaegerS living just north of the city
on Jim Moore creek. Radtke, it APP
pears, was hauling sand from pit on
or near the Jaeger farm when he had
an alteration with the JaegerS. He
alleges that they threatened TO do
him great bodily harm. The case was
adjourned for several days.
MAINE To LIE