Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-05-20
Summer shirts at Weinfelds'

Enquire at the PILOT once.
Prof Wells, of the Training schoo
entertained the students by picnicine
them north of the city on Friday.
Get our prices on flour, as well a:
other groceries. We can save money
for you.-Max E. Boehm, Tel. 3lS.
A saloon fight Sunday night on Grand
avenue, resulted in one of the partici
pants being pushed through window
and badly cut by glass.
A prohibition convention was called
for last Saturday at the court house but
the attandence being SO small it was
not much of success.
OMrs. Gustina Hass, 81 years of age
dief Sunday at her home in Rib Falls
afuer an illness of five weeks. Funeral
will be held tomorrow.
John Young has recently put in gas
engine to furnish the power for making
his ice cream John now has nc
trouble in furnishing all that is wanted
n the city at low rate.
Prof. Culver, of the Stevens Point
Normal school, was in the city one day
last week with his class in geology and
visited Rib hill where the class made
a study of the rock formation.
For SALE CHEAP.-For cash, a house
and lot on West side, good location.
Write p. O. box No. 3. IT,
Several of Wausau's old soldiers
have.'signified their intention of going
to Stevens Point on June 18th and at
tend the encampment. Gen. Arthur
Macarthur will be present to meet his
old comrads in arms
Today at the county treasurer's office
the sale of lands held for delinquent
taxes took place. There were about
800 descriptions bid in which is small
when compared with years ago when
the average sale used to include about
5000 descriptions.
Your eyes should dance with JOY
when they see the fine stock of grocer
les which fill our store. EVERYTHING is
fresh and in prime condition. Not an
article in the place that is not worthy
of your considerate attention. We
don't buy the products of manufac-
turers of doubtful integrity but only
those bearing the stamp of known and
tried value-Max F. Boehm, Tel. 318.
"Wausau wants the teachers con-
vention. Inasmuch as the majority of
Wisconsin's teachers are pretty young
women who can blame Wausaug"-
Adelaide King in the Milwaukee Sen
tinel
Wausau also has her share OF
pretty young women who will do their
share toward making the male contin-
gent of the association feel home-like
should they visit this city.
Try our sarsaparilla for that 'tired
feeling" Frost Philbrick Pharmacy
Next to postoffice. ct
The first good hot wave of the season
stuck Wausau on Sunday. 1t was sui
try all day with mercury in the sos
On Monday, the heat kept up, only
more intense, the highest point reached
by mercury being about 80 degrees
Our citizens, most of them at least, had
not discarded their winter clothing and
they were pretty hot set of natives.
A heavy electrical storm, accompanied
by good deal of rain, struck the city
in the afternoon and helped somewhat
to cool off the atmosphere.
The Fencing Girl series, four in mum
Der, are being given away as Art Sup
plements with the Sunday Sentinel
The Fencing Girls have proven to be the
most popular pictures of the year and
have sold at prices ranging from five to
fifty dollars each, but readers of the
Sunday Sentinel get them absolutely
free. In order that you may have a Sc,
complete, order the Sunday Sentinel
from your newsdealer to-day or write
the Circulation Department, Sentinel,
Milwaukee, Wis. The Sunday Seni-
mel sells for five cents a copy every
where.
Have your upholstering and mat
tresses renovated by M. Lipski. Prices
reasonable, 3l2 Second ST. eet.
TIE Winningers opened weeks en-
gagement in this city last night under
canvas at the market square, and after
selling over 700 tickets they were forced
to call in their ticket agent for every
available space in the tent was taken.
The bill last evening was light com
edy sketch entitled, "All of Twist, /"
and the piece elected great deal of
humor and brought forth much APP
plause The speialties also were good.
The class of entertainments given by
this company is clean and clear cut,
and should meet with liberal patronage
and there is no doubt but what the
tent will be filled the balance of the
week. The company carries nineteen
people.
The entertainment given by the De-
psrtment of Art and Literature of the
Ladies' Literary club yesterday after
noon at Fraternity hall, was most en-
joyable affair and presented several
unique features The rooms were very
tastefully decorated with the club col
ors and hugh bouquets of wild flowers,
principally trilliums. adorned tables,
desks and stands. The music was fur
nished by Mesdames J. !. Jones, c.
Smith and Adams guest from Fond
du Lac whose singing fairly electrified
the audience. A word game of prize
telegram" was INDUCED in by all pres.
ent and ELECTED great merriment. The
prize, pretty little Wedgewood plaque
was captured by Mrs. NJ. Book. After
that John Young came in with refresh
ments and the day ended with the usua
good cheer.
The 'best what gives" are the per
fumes at the. Frost Philbrick Pharmacy