Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-08-08

Mrs. G. F. Arons entertained lady
friends at whist Saturday afternoon
Miss Dorothy Woodward will at
tend Mt. Holyoke college of South
Hadley, Mass, the coming year.
Fly Fluid is the animals friend.
1t keeps off flies and all insects. You
can get it in any quantity at Callies.
Edward Mumm, son of II. l..
Mumm of this city, was united in
marriage to an Oshkosh young lady
last week.
Nick Grimm, the largest breeder of
HOlstein cattle in the county, advises
all farmers to use Callies' Fly Fluid
on their cattle.
| Arrangements are being made for a
shooting club, as one of the sports at
| the Country club house; grounds were
laid out yesterday.
A number of the old time friends
of Mrs. l.. LaChance gave a luncheon
in her honor at Rothschild pavilion
! yesterday afternoon.
Wausau will be extremely gay this
week, as there will be private parties
about every evening this week at the
pavilion at RothSchild.
Mrs. L. A. Pradt and Mrs. J. w.
Coates will entertain at the home of
the former tomorrow afternoon in
honor of Miss Yawkey.
Sedate Amunson, little grand-daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sedate Pier, gave a party
on Saturday for dozen of her friends.
All had delightful time.
Mrs. w. Camille entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. j. d. Ross, Sr., and daughter
Mrs. Evans of Oak Park, Ill.
A paper from Peter GARNER shows
that he is now located in Burns, Ore
He is in the land business. Mr.. Car
mer made his home in Wausau for
many years.
The county superintendent of schools
is planning two days teachers insti-
tute, to be held some time in the near
future. He has not yet selected his
conductors.
All of the block paving will be COM
pleted by Thursday, unless more rains
interfere. The brick for the compile
tion of the Washington street job has
not as yet arrived.
A few of the old friends of Mrs. L.
LaChance, of Phoenix, Ariz., and of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Hubbard gave a
basket picnic on Stewards island
Thursday afternoon in their honor.
Louis Hall has moved into his new
ly completed building on Clinton
street, where he will have one of the
finest appointed garages in the state.
On the site of his old stand on First
Ave. will be erected a brick building
to be fitted up for barber shop and
store purposes, with a fiat on the sec
Ond floor.
Mrs. Agnes Murray has rented her
home on East hill the coming year to
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Ladwig who will
take possession Sept. 1St. Miss Mar
garet will teach in the high school at
Gwinn, Mich, the coming year and
her mother will go there to reside
during that time. They will depart
the early part of Sept.
NJ. P. Towle, the horse dealer, To-
Gated in the Edee stables on the cor
ner of Second and Jackson streets,
sold twenty head of horses Thursday
to Meyer & Wolk of Marion. Friday
night he departed west for another
lot which he expects will arrive here
next week and be up for sale. Mr..
Towle lately located here and is a
hustler in his line.
Last Sunday party consisting of
married and young people took an
auto ride to Merrill and from there
to Amigo and when returning home
from the latter city the auto wouldn't
go, and the driver couldn't make it,
so they spent the night in the woods
in a pouring rain. In the morning
they run to the nearest Northwestern
station and came home by train.
n. Hebert of Unity, was picked up
in Marathon City on Saturday and
brought to Wausau, where he was
committed to the county hospital for
observance and treatment. He went
to the village the day previous and
suffered paralytic stroke, and has
since been unable to talk, although
the constitution guarantees freedom
of speech to everyone. 1t was not
known for some time who he is or
where he came from, His identity
was learned through Louis Cook and
r. H. Brown.