Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27

Miss Winton gave dinner party to
a number OF her young lady and gen.
tlemen friends, in honor of her guest,
Miss Meecham, last evening.
Callies has sold three barrels of his
fly killer this season, which is evil
dence that it produces the results he
claims for it. You get your money
back if it don't.
Mrs. Caroline Earth, aged eighty
one years, died Saturday at her home
in the town of EaSton, old age being
the cause of death. Deceased was a
very old resident of the county, COM
ing here in 1864. Her husband died
a number of years ago. She is sur
rived by eight children. The funeral
will be held Thursday from st. Johns
church in the town of Easton Rev.
Nj. Buerger will conduct the same.
II. E. Hochtritt and Henry Ellen
becker have purchased the Nate Nor
row farm in the northwestern corner
of the city on the Merrill road. The
| farm is a very old one, Mr.. Morrow
being one of the old settlers in this
section. The purchasers bought the
| farm for an investment and may plat
it into lots. The sale price is given
as $1,000. Mr.. Morrow owns prop
erty in the city and will move into
| the same.
1t is possible, if not probable, that
the st. Paul road will put on another
train on this division, in short time,
to run later than the early north
bound passenger. Agent Fries said
the other day he believed such would
be the case, as the trains now running
up this division are getting pretty
heavy, and it is less expensive and
offers better accommodations to run
two short trains than one long one
Merrill Star.
Heretofore two days have been set
apart each week by the management
of the county asylum since it was es-
tablished, as visiting days for those
who cared to look over the institu-
ton. The present superintendent,
Jos. Roehl, Jr., has lately put a new
rule in force which is to the effect
that every day shall be visiting day,
Sundays included. There are many
who have never been through the in
| Stitution, mainly because they could
not get away on the designated visit
ing days. The new rule will allow
them TO visit at any time, and will
work more satisfactory to the public.
Chicken lice produce death to your
fowls. Don't wait until they get the
upper hand of you, but buy some of
| CallieS' chicken lice killer and clean
your fowls and coops of the pest.
Fred Paulus. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Paulus of the town of Wausau,
met With an accident last Saturday
which will probably result in the loss
of the sight of his left eye. About a
year ago Mr.. Paulus dug well, using
dynamite TO loosen the earth. When
the Job was completed number of
dynamite caps were placed in the
granary and last Saturday, the boy,
who is thirteen years of age. got hold
of one of the caps and i'm some way
exploded ii. His left eve was badly
| injured and wounds were produced in
his breast and ON his chin. After the
accident he bound up his eye, mounted
4 bicycle and came TO town for
surgical treatment.
Members of the American society
of Equity met at the court house
Saturday and organized the Farmers
| Equity Produce company, which viii
manage the warehouses OF the society.
TO be built in Wausau and Marathon
City. The officers elected are Fred
lmm Jr of the town Maine, presi-
dent; Fred Bandy Of the town of
Flieth, vice-president; H. G. Tank of
the town of Stettin, secretary-treas-
urer. The capital stock is 1900 and
articles of Incorporation will be filed
soon. Ii is expected that the towns
Iof WauSau and EaSton will be organ
ICED soon, making eight towns in the
county to be represented in the so-
ciety.