Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-08
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give a smoker next Monday evening.
The Prudential Insurance Co. O
America has opened up offices in tn,
Livingston building.
For SALE-A fine coal stove, cost
$500. Will be sold for $500 if taker
at once. Apply to VIM. Wilson.
WANTED competent cook
Wages $500 per week. Apply to MRS
G. c. YAwKEY, 403 McIndoe st. If.
w. B. Philbrick has just completed
cement walk about his premises al
the corner of First and Jefferson
streets.
Ed. Single was very sick on Thurs
day and was confined to his home Oh
that day and Friday. He is now able
to be about again.
For good sanitary and eye-pleas-
ing preparation for walls and ceilings
see Callies. 1t especially enhances
Oilc UeduUy vi DeU rooms.
On account of the commencement
exercises Thursday night, the Presby-
terion prayer meeting viii be held
from 7:15 to O'Clock.
It's the wise man or woman who
purchase their shade curtains or get
their upholstering done at NJ. Lipski's.
Shop corner of Fifth and Forest SITS.
WANTED men to peel bark by
the cord, or month, at Glandon, Wis.
BARKER & STEWART
LUMBER Co.
A portion of the public library
grounds have been given coat of top
dirt and has been leveled off and
seeded. Work is still going on on the
remainder of the grounds.
The Tuesday Musical club meets
this evening with Miss Belle Heine-
mann. 1t will be the last meeting of
the year, and work will not be taken
up again until September
John Better OF town of Emmett, is
serving a thirty days term in the
county jail for assaulting f. Szebstadt
a neighbor. He was sentenced by
Justice G. G. Barrett of Edgar.
The youngest of the bank robbers
caught at Merrill waived examination
on Thursday and he stated that it was
his intention to go before Judge Reid,
in the circuit court, and plead guilty,
which he will do sometime this week
The party which went to Horse
head lake week ago to remove the
suckers from that lake with the use
of nets has returned 1t was found
that the suckers had spawned about
three weeks ago and there was moth
ing doing.
Some people who thought that their
rooms were good enough for the sum
mer, saw the beautiful wall paper fur
nished by Callies in other homes, and
then decided that they wanted their
homes papered also. They were right
in their later decision.
Children's Sunday will be observed
next Sunday in the Universalist
At 1890, the hour for
holding the usual morning services, a
program will be given by the children
of the Sunday school. Rev. Fisher
will devote a time at the close of the
program to the christening of little
children.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER, Co.
G. A. Crosthwait, principal of the
Marathon county agricultural scilool,
sent out a lot of samples of corn and
and barley to our farmers, yesterday,
giving instructions how to plant
care for the same. Arrangements
have been made with Secretary Dun
can to offer premiums at the county
fair on this corn and barley.
The street railroad company plans
putting its deer back in the wire en-
closure at Rothschilds park soon.
The deer, last fall, were put into
winter quarters at the asylum. One
thing needed at the park is pool of
water for the deer to bath in. During
the summer months they take great
delight in this sport in their wild
state.
Chas. Schmakel's horse became
and ran away yesterday
noon. The animal became frightened
down on First street and in turning
the corner at Second and Mcclellan
overturned and broke loose from the
rig. No one was hurt and the horse
was caught at the club house corner
by d. T. Morrison and attorney Ed.
German. Mr.. Schmakel is a farmer
who resides in the town of Wausau.
JOIlll allOCISS ~ oOIl lldhC bCCll
given the contract TO erect the plant
of the Marathon Paper Mills Co. at
Rothschilds. The Wausau Iron
Works viii supply the steel work and
numerous other contracts for
machinery were let to numerous con-
Germs. Work will be started on the
dam and mill at once, but it is not
likely that the mill Will be in opera
tion before next year. Some OF the
material for construction work is on
the grounds.
In regard to the return of Walter
and Henry Pradt from Texas, men
toned by us last week, ii appears
there is Soma doubt. We got our in
formation from some person who VIC
lated one of the ten commandments
and whom we intend TO shoot on sight
. L.