Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-21

Mrs. NJ. B. Rosenberg is ill with the
measles.
When a potato bug desires to COM
NIT suicide he takes small taste of
Callies' paris green.
For summer underwear there is
nothing on the market for the money
that will equal Wilson'S hygienic. 1t
is sold for SOC the garment, 81 the
suit. It's worth twice as much. Sold
by Seim Bros. only.
At Wausau on Thursday Jacob
Morian of this city closed the deal for
the purchase of the five and ten cent
store of F. Sprafka. Mr.. Monian ex-
poets to move his family to Wausau
next week .-Steyens Point Journal.
Sylvester Windecker, one of the
Windecker triplets who came here to
celebrate their anniversary on the
| 9th, has been i'll with pneumonia
ever since the 18th. He is now i'm
proving.
H. +. Matwig, representing the
Portage Fluff Rug Co., was arrested
in Schofeld Friday night, charged
with a criminal offense, Mrs. Mabel
Bretschneider being the main witness
against him. He pleaded guilty to
charge of assault and was fined s75
and costs.
Theodore Pautz, employed in the
planning mill of the Barker & Stewart
Lumber Co., had two ribs broken and
was otherwise injured yesterday fore
noon while at work ct one of the
machines. A board kicked back and
struck him. He was taken to st.
Mary's hospital.
Tourists have begun to make their
annual pilgrimages to the northern
lakes. Trains passing through here
daily carrying quite number. The
present hot spell will have tendency
to drive them outof the cities. About
the first of July, or perhaps sooner,
Wausau people will begin moving to
OIlClI SuIuluCI Cottages.
You can prevent sickness and keep
your home disinfected by using Hy-
gieno-one of the best things on the
market for this kind of weather It's
fly chaser. Sold by G. G. Pier.
j. Mohammed Ali of Detroit is in
the city. Mr.. Ali is a native of India,
his former home being Lahore, where
his relatives still reside. He was
educated in English schools and speaks
our language fiuently. He is inter
ested in a tea and coffee house, but
gives much of his time to lecturing
on topics pertaining to his native
country.
L. g. Schneider has been appointed
to take the school census of the city
and has commenced his work. Here
tofore it has been customary to APP
point two and sometimes three per-
sons to take the census. Because of
the change it is quite likely that the
census will not be completed quite as
soon as heretofore The totals are
usually available in August.
Stock holders in the Wausau Street
Railroad Co. have received checks
for ten per cent. dividend on their
investment. A circular letter accom-
panying the checks stated that $40, 900
was SO divided. This was received in
the trade whereby the Mosinee water
power was exchanged for the Trappe
rapids power and cash consideration,
as we stated last week.
marching club of Eagles will leave
this city on the 10Th for Sheboygan to
attend the state convention. Arrange
ments are under wag to join the
Marshfield Eagles and band in apply
ing for special cars. The convention
will be in progress from June 20 to and
including July /. The delegates
chosen by the local lodge are Frank
Helling, ]. G. Anderson, Herman
Becker and Frank Seefeldt.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Last Thursday afternoon, there
was meeting at the Wausau club
house, of those interested in st.
Johns Infrmary and Nurses home
which is to be located in the building
north of the post Office. The follow
ing committee was appointed to look
after the furnishings: Mrs. ]. ID.
Taylor, Mrs. J. L. Sturtevant, Miss
Margaret Dunbar and Miss Nellie
Silverthorn.
Ed Zietlow and Helmuth Bruess,
two boys of this city, were arrested
yesterday on complaint of Frank
Mel-iar. He charged that they had
abused some of his horses in a pasture
east of the city. The boys, he claimed,
entered the pasture Sunday and tor
tured the animals. The Bruess boy
was committed to the industrial
school, while the case of the other
boy was continued for five days.
Potato bugs pack their satchels and
move as soon as they know that Piers
paris green Is TO be the seasoning for
their dinner. The very mention of it
makes them jump.
Herman Plath of the town of
Spencer, has make complaint to the
sheriff that someone on Saturday
sIaShed his horses and cows, using
knife or some other sharp instrument.