Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-07-18

near the city. Inquire Of J. J
Graebel.
Fly Fluid increases your check at
the creamery by increasing the milk
supply. Callies handles it.
WThe BARRIERS union will meet to-
night and entertain the employers
and visiting BARRIERS examining board.
The local Beavers society gave a
picnic Saturday afternoon in James
Taylor's grove on the Sturgeon Eddy
road.
Ed. Ringle, clerk, and Frank Ander-
son, letter carrier, have resumed their
labors at the post office, after vaca-
ton spent at Harshaw.
Machine and buggy oils, axil grease
in any quantity may be had at Callies.
They save wear and tear, and make
your vehicles run so per cent easier.
The Rothschild park management
has designated Saturday as children's
day and hereafter there will be special
features for the little ones on that
day.
Chicken thieves have been very ac-
tive on East hill the past week. One
of these nights someone will be car
ried off someone's premises filled full
of lead.
Mrs. Daniel Radtke died Sunday at
the age of ninety-two years. She is
survived by two sons. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon from
Trinity church.
Dominick Koenig, of the town of Cas-
sci, died yesterday morning of old age.
He was eighty-one years old. He had
been resident of this county thirty
two years. He is survived by ten
| children.
A tramp, with both arms removed,
made house to house canvas of the
city yesterday, begging. He was ar
rested last evening and this morning
given one hour in which to leave
| town.
The Ladies' Literary club has placed
a dozen new waste paper receptacles
about town, taking up the old ones.
The old ones, six in number, will be
repaired and given a coat Of green
paint and then placed at locations,
where it is thought they will do the
most good.
A considerable number of repairs
are to be made this summer on the
high school. The roof and exterior
woodwork will be reprinted. two
alcoveS will be made into store rooms
and the rooms will be decorated. The
other school buildings will require but
few repairs.
Raymond, son of Mrs. Ella Kerr,
1877 Scott street, was injured Satur-
day. While playing with other chill
dren he was struck by a little girl,
who hurled tin pan at him, with
the result that he received a cut
over the right eye, necessitating a
visit to the surgeons office.
Since the shooting of Sheriff Rad
cliffe of Villas county, the citizens of
Rhinelander have organized a social
purity league, having for its purpose
the eradication Of houses controlled
by scarlet women. There has been a
houseclaa hing throughout the county
and all women of this class have been
ordered out of that territory.
The state board of BARRIERS eXamin-
ers is in the city conducting examina-
tions for the benefit of those who de-
sire to run lawn mowers over mems
faces. While the board is in the city
free shaves and hair cuts are being
given, the applicants for licenses be-
ing allowed to experiment on those
who will agree to say that It don't
hurt.
In letter to the PILOT from H. G.
Etter of Wimbledon, N. OAK, he
says: "Our crops look splendid since
the rains last week; some have been
damaged by the hot sun and high
winds, especially on the high places.
Gardens are looking fine, too, many
are using the new potatoes, while ripe
tomatoes were found in many farm
erS' gardens"
Miss Ruth Kreutzer gave an in
formal dancing party at the Country
club house last evening in honor of
her visiting guests, Marjorie Wood
cock and Rosana Brown of Oak Park,
Ill.,, and Miss Doris Lindsey of Mil
waukee. Miss Kreutzer 7 and the
above named guests together with
party will leave Wednesday or Thurs
day morning for Plum lake for an
outing.
Workmen have been engaged the
past few days in laying new cement
sidewalk in front of the Hans Weik
place on Third street. The cellar
projects out under the sidewalk and
while repairing the wall yesterday
morning there was cavein, which
carried Charley Anderson, "a small
boy with il. The boy had very
narrow escape from being buried
beneath the earth.
A petition has been filed in circuit
court asking for a writ of certiorari
to bring before the court the proceed
mos of husiness conducted to change