Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-05

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machinery.
There will be special meeting of
the Rebekahs on Wednesday evening
to install the new officers.
Miss Selma Paff. who has been i'll
for the past four months, is able to
get about, much to the delight of her
many friends.
Miss Mabel Fleith returned home
on Saturday evening from Manitowoc
where she had been a guest of Miss
Frances Zentner.
| Horses l,ever get tired when you
use Callies' oils on your farm machin-
cry. They make each wearing surface
ball bearing.
Miss Margaret Bissell has issued
cards for tea in honor of Miss
Fletcher and Miss Traer, friends, of
Bnrnham Hall, Northampton, Mass.
Those who have used Callies' paris
green say that their crop of Murphies
looks good, while the bugs are devour-
ing the other fellows crops. He has
a limited quantity of the poison left.
Among Curtis g. Yale Co.'s very
able men, who spent the Fourth in
Wausau were. M. j. Colby, eastern
representative of Pittsburg, Pa; w.
f. Hoffman of Pittsburg, and E. T.
Erickson, representative at Chicago.
Miss Marie Kirkpatrick, aged four
teen years, died Saturday at the Mar
athon county hospital. She had been
ill for seven months with pulmonary
tuberculosis. The funeral will be
held this afternoon from the home of
her sister, Mrs. A. Knott, 10 Hum
boldt Ave- Rev. F. Brigham will
otficiate.
Owners of threshing machines in
the western part of this county met
last week in Marshfield with thresh-
ers of Wood and Clark counties and
an association was formed for mutual
interests. The farmers living in
the jurisdiction of the association will
learn it's nature before the next
threshing season is past.
Mrs. Carl Weik is demonstrating
this week at the store of VIM. Schoene-
berg. She has what is known as the
economy fruit jar manufactured by
the Kerr Glass Mfg. Co. Mrs. Weik
will demonstrate the jar in the city
for several weeks and she will be
pleased to have the ladies of Wausau
call and see this wonderful jar.
The dry weather continues which
commenced a month ago. Last Sat
urday cool wave settled down upon
us which was great relief, as the
thermom eters had shown nearly 100
in the shade every day for several
weeks. The crops are in a very bad
way and without rain for another
week or two they will be failure.
The executive board of the Mara
thon County Agricultural society met
l
lpointed to draft a letter to the city
lcouncil stating certain conditions
which caused the society to ask the
council for an appropriation of $500.
The committee consists of f. G. Zim-
mermann, NJ. H. Duncan and G. A.
Barwig.
! You will find milking much more
agreeable if you use Callies' Fly Killer
on your cattle. No kicking over of
milk pals when this is used.
The Marathon Paper Mills Co., has
applied for and been granted a writ
of certiorari compelling G. A. Lunde,
town clerk of the town of Flieth TO
produce and certify to the proceed
ings of the town board in granting a
saloon license to Anton Schneck. r.
Irregularities similar to those charged
by the WauSau Street Railroad Co.
against the town of Weston are
mentioned in the complaint. Schneck
conducts a saloon near the Rib river
bridge.
Wenzel Hirsch died at his home,
7 724 s. Third Ave, this morning at
/. the age of seyenty-nine years. He
had been i'll for period of six months.
Deceased was an old resident of the
city, coming here with his family
thirty-seyen years ago. He is sur.
vived by five children as follows
Anton of WauSau; Pierce of Oshkosh
Mrs. Frank Winkel, George and Peter
lof Wausau. Ills wife died three year,
ago. The funeral will be held Friday
morning from ST. Mary's church.
II 1t seems that Wausau citizens arr
not the only ones in Wisconsin that
y are crying out against impure water
Il The fact is a howl is gong up il
nearly every place where there arr
water works. AT Grand Rapids
where they thought they had the beS
supply, from extra pure springs, the,
have TO take larch of their suppl,
from the !. isconsin river this season
and they find minnows, worms, flies
i etc, in their drinks. AT New Lon
don, the papers say the water in tn
city mains is only good TO fertile
= lawns. So 1t seems that every cit,
a has its troubles as we'll as Wausau.