Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-06

u Mrs. Martha Sawyer secured a di-
vorce in circuit court Friday from her
husband Clyde, on the grounds of
desertion. They were married in
1897.
The best guarantee that Callies
paris green is all that it is recon-
mended to be is that his sales are in
creasing daily His stock will soon
be exhausted, so buy soon.
Otto Kroening and Miss Eta Evans,
! both of the city, were married in the
parsonage of st. Stephens church
Sunday evening at eight O'Clock, Rev..
Werhahn officiating. The young
couple were attended by Robt. Miller
and Martha Kroening.
The Wausau Canning Co. COM
menced operations this week and the
outlook for good seasons work is very
good. The Northwestern Ry. Co. will
soon put on an extra train to haul
peas from the Marathon City district
to Wausau
| As stated by the Pilot several
weeks agoH the music committee of
the Presbyterian society has secured
the services Of Eric Delamarter, of
Chicago, to preside at its pipe organ
and for special instruction in choir
work during the months of July and
August.
The water in the Wisconsin river is
very low at present. Yesterday there
was not drop of water flowing over
the falls dam. The surrounding
country is parched and heavy showers
are badly needed. In many sections
growing crops are turning yellow from
drought
Leon L. Rice and Miss Jennie
Caesar were united in marriage at
Chippewa Falls on Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Rice, it will be remem-
bered, gave concert in Wausau at
one time. While here he was guest
of his friend, James Duncan Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice will take trip abroad.
| Fred Worden, farmer living in the
town of Ringle, has lost consider
able number of lambs of late, the
same being carried away by wolves
Each morning and evening the ami
mails have appeared in the sheep pas
1 trim Of do, md
carried off one or more lambs. Mr.
| Worden at present spends part of his
time guarding the pasture, being
armed with rifle.
+ John Frielink and Robt Bremel
have organized the Wausau Candy
Co. and have rented the Kickbusch
| building on First street, formerly oc-
cupied by the Central Paper Co. They
will at once begin the manufacture of
candy. Both were former employees
of the Peth Candy Co., Mr.. Frielink
as foreman and Mr.. Bremel as sales
man. Both are practical men and
there is little doubt of their success.
Louis Schroeder of the town of
Easton caused the arrest of Herman
Wagner also of that town on Friday
last. 1t appears that a short time
ago Wagner made a loan from
Schroeder of S40O, giving mortgage
on mill. Schroeder later tried to
sell the mill at sheriff's sale but was
stopped by H. R. Schwanke of Tiger
ton who showed bill Of sale giving
him possession of the mill. 1t was
issued by Wagner. The latter's ex-
animation was set for July u.
Joseph Rosenbloom, better known
in this city as "Kentucky Joe," died
at his home in Merrill, Saturday night
at about twelve O'Clock He had been
ill only about three days and death
was due to hemorrhage of the brain.
Mr.. Rosenbloom was sixty-two years
of age. For number of years he re-
sided in this city and conducted a
saloon in the old Music hall About
eighteen years ago he moved to Mer-
rill and that city had been his home
ever since. He is survived by his wife
and two children. His family has re-
sided in Milwaukee for a number of
years past. The funeral was conduct
ed in this city yesterday afternoon,
interment being made in the Hebrew
cemetery.