Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-12

number of young ladies Monday after
noon.
| No sir, Pete No more paris green
at Callies' after this week, so get a
hump on yourself and buy supply at
once.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Abitz
on July lst, daughter. This is the
second addition to the family, the
eldest being a daughter, seven years
of age.
The old McIndoe fire engine has
been kept pretty busy the past week
1t has been called to fires in Holt,
Kelly and and Schofeld, within the
past few days.
KarSnik Bros planning mill in the
town of Elderon was destroyed by fire
few days ago. The loss amounts to
about 50, 500. The owners carried no
insurance The fire is thought to
have been of incendiary origin.
A limited number of pipe-organ
pupils will be accepted by Miss Wine
fred Ryan, graduate of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin Conservatory of,
Music, and instructor in pipe-organ.
in Blairsyille college. Apply at 5ll
Grant ,street. j 12-w2
Co. G spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the rife range south of
the city near the Eau Claire river
The boys marched to the grounds
after supper and pitched tents. One
days rations were carried. Sunday
was spent in target practice.
"Your money back if not as repre-
sented'' is the best guarantee that
Callies' Fly Killer is the best thing
on the market to keep flies off stock.
Mesdames J. S. Stofer, Geo. Bullion,
Eliza Pomeroy, Miss FRANCES Felling,
and W. n. Allen spent yesterday and
last evening in Merrill, representing
the local Rebekah lodge at the district
meeting of Rebekahs. They report
that they were very agreeably enter
tanned by the Merrill sisters and
brethren.
W. G.. Lipke of Stratford, spent
Friday night and Saturday in the
city. He informed US that he slept
but little Friday night, not owing to
conscience troubles, but to the sort of
bed which was given him. The
hotels were filled up, and the best he
| could do was to accept cot, which
was not mans size. Mr.. Lipke
measures six feet six in stature and,
he said that sleeping on that cot re-
minded him of a teeter board of
school days, he acting as the teeter
board and the cot as the balance sup
port.
A boy who claimed to be ten years
old, and who gave the name of Aug.
Kruger, was picked up by the police
a few days ago. He claimed that he
had been brought here from Lincoln
county by his step-father, and that
two got separated and he got lost in
the shuttle. The boy was held for
few days pending an investigation.
which resulted in showing that the
boy told lie and that instead of liv-
ing in Lincoln county, he ran away
from his home in this city. He was
ratprnaJ RI lie n,othar
That Callies' Fly Killer will posi-
lively keep flies off your cattle and
horses is backed up by a guarantee of
your money back if not as represented.
1t costs you nothing to try it.
DIR. r. w. Jones, health officer,
caused warrant to be served upon
DR.. G. A. Thielke yesterday, charg-
| ing the latter with violation of the
health law. 1t is alleged that DIR.
Thielke removed \ placard from a
house on North street, which had
been Quarantined on account of scarlet
fever. We have been informed that
two physicians made an examination
of the children in the house, two in
number, and gave it as their opinion
that the children were just recover
Ing from fever, having reached the
lpeeling stare. Using their decision
as a basis, the house was twice pla-
lcarded, the first one being torn off
the house shortly after it was tackled
Iup. Another child in the same fam
lily was reported several weeks ago as
Having the fever.
The present dry spell offers a good
opportunity for fishermen TO get fish
Tout of the Eau Claire river and
sloughS, near the st. Paul Ry. Co. S
bridge. The water is full of pickerel,
lsuckers, perch, bull heads, mud tur-
ties and bull frogs, all mighty poor
eating, but the fishermen catch and
take them home just the same. In
this dry spell the fish congregate in
holes and where one of these is found
ii is no trouble to get bites-hsh anc
mosquito. Many pickerel are caught
in trolling up the river in boats
Some are of considerable size and put
lnp quite a fight before they ART
landed. Every Sunday and every
evening you viii find fishermen anc
fisherwomen lined along the banks o.
the sloughs or river, brushing OF
! mosquitoes ana deer flies and attend
ling TO sheir nibbles..