Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-07

Our hot weather advice is to pur-
chase Wilson's hygienic underwear
Seim Bros sell it.
Candidates for office can now circu-
late their nomination papers. This
year the candidates must furnish their
own blanks.
Here's tough news for the bugs: A
shipment of 10000 pounds of paris
green was received in this city yester-
dag over the st. Paul road by o. C.
Callies. Bugs like the taste of Cal
lies paris green, but the effect: on
| them is awful.
Miss Katherine Morris gave din
ner party, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Adm r. Bardeen, on Saturday
evening to announce the engagement
OF Miss Irene Albers, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Albers, to Mr.. Mar
tin Michael Hansen of Seattle, Wash.
The marriage will take place in the
! fall
Encampment No. 10, /. O. O. +.
elected the following officers at its
/ meeting Saturday night:
Chief Patriarch-C. Carlson.
High Priest-Chas. Kiesner.
S. Warden-W Beck.
j. Warden-S. Hager.
Scribe-J. p. Werle.
Treasurer-Julius COLI.
Mrs Anna Treutel, aged nearly
sixty-one years, died Friday at her
home, 702 S. Third Ave. She had
been afflicted for about twelve years
with organic heart trouble, and it was
during an attack of this disease that
| she died. She had been resident of
Wausau a great many years. Her
husband died two years ago. She is
survived by six children. The re-
mains were taken to West Bend for
| burial.
A crew began work this morning
| grading the Means hill this side Of
Schotield. The road will be cut down
| TO the same grade as the street car
tracks and will then be macadamiZed.
This will be great improvement and
will be of much benefit to all who
travel that road, and especially to
those who haul lumber into this city
from the Brooks & Ross Lumber Co. g
| mill. When the work is completed
the grade will be reduced to mini
mum.
Upon complaint of Leo Bloczynski
Fred Trudel and Frank Poison two
young fellows working on the Roths-
childs paper mill, were arrested this
morning by Undersheriff Frank O'Con-
nor Bloczynski charges that the two
entered his place and stole jug of,
whiskey and SO in cash. When
brought into Justice X. n. Larner's
court they were too much under jug
influence, and the justice would not
accept their pleas, postponing the case
until tomorrow morning. They adj
mitted the theft.
Deputy Game Warden John Foster
has made complaint against w. L.
Erbach of Athens, who conducts the
affairs of the old Rietbrock Land and
Lumber Co. Mr.. Erbach is charged |
with dumping the sawdust from the
company's mill into Black creek, a
trout stream. He will probably APP
pear in court here. During the past |
week Mr.. Foster caused the arrest of |
two fellows in Shawano county for |
spearing fish, and he had two others |
''pinched'' in Wood county for killing |
and Shipping grouse to Chicago.
Childrens day was observed by the |
unversalist church on Sunday. The |
auditorium was handsomely decorated |
With cut flowers, palms and plants. |
At II O'Clock the church was filled |
with members OF the Sunday school |
and by those who had come to listen |
to the exercises. E.. E. Payne presid- |
ed and an excellent program was car
ried out by the children of the Sun |
day school, The musical part was in |
charge of G. II. Ingraham, and he was
materially assisted by Miss Helen |
Coates, on the violin, and Miss |
Ingraham on the piano.