Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-26

1t don't make any difference
whether it's flies, chicken lice or bed
bugs, Callies has something that will
take care of either.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER 8 STEWART LUMBER Co.
J. P. Hughes, who formerly con
Quoted grocery store in Wausau,
has once more located in Amigo. He
expects to move his family there soon
from this city.
We understand movement is to be
started in Merrill to assist in a finan-
cial way the people who got burned
out in and around the village of
Heinemann. Some lost everything
they had, except the clothes on their
backs.
A stairway is being constructed in
the city hall from the council cham
Der "lobby'' to the tower. This i'm
proyement is being made so as to
make it. handy in getting at the
clock which will pe operated by man
power in the future and regulated by
the sun, moon and stars.
John Gebhart and family will de-
part next Monday for Waupaca where
they will occupy cottage on the
chain of lakes near that city. Mr..
Gebhart will run back and forth be-
tween WaHpaca and Wausau while
his family is located on the lakes
mixing business with pleasure.
The treasury department of the fed
ersl government has given out list
of thirty-two Wisconsin banks which
have applied for designation as de-
positories, under the new postal saw
ings bank law. Among them is the
First National of Wausau. Only
three Wisconsin postmasters have
asked to have postal savings banks
established in their offices.
The insect problem for man or beast
is taken care of by Callies. 1t don't
make any difference whether you have
chicken lice or your chickens have bed
bugs, he can fix you out.
Last Thursday afternoon, very
serious operation for the removal of
the PROSTATE gland was performed
upon j. A. Underwood of this city, at
st. Mary's hospital by DIR. Joseph
Smith, assisted by Drs. H. L. Rosen-
berry and S. NJ. B. Smith. The
patient passed through the ordeal
splendidly and the operation was very
successful in every way. Mr.. Under
wood was very i'll for a few days, but
at present is much improved and has
been able to sit up some.
Oscar Serm was this morning bound
over for trial by Judge Larner upon a
charge of disposing of another's
property Yesterday, Serm, who is a
stranger in these parts, rented a
bicycle of John Fehl and sons, saying
he wanted it for only an hour. He
rode the wheel up into the northern
part of town and sold it to John
Remmel. Serm was later arrested.
We understand that another party
viii bring another charge against
him should he not be convicted on
this one.
Rhinelander was visited by young
cyclone Saturday evening and great
damage resulted. Houses were un
rooted, smokestacks were blown over
store fronts were wrecked, trees were
uprooted and the city was plunged
into darkness through trees falling
on the feed wires which supplied thu
lighting system with current. Th'
Catholic church viii have to be re
built. A crowd was in the oper;
house at the time, and when thu
lights went out a panic was narrowl.
averted- everybody and his brothe
tried TO get out at the same time
The damage wrought viii amount L
Thousands of dollars, plus thirty cents
1t was a terrible blow.