Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-05-27

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sociables and for home use of John
Young.
A new Singer sewing machine, drop
head, four drawers, for sale very cheap.
Enquire at the PnoT Office. If
The street cleaners have been out
for the past few days and as result,
our paved streets are looking as clean as
swept floor.
The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Marie Champagne TO W. 5. Van
Nostrand, OF Merrill, has been made.
The event will take place on the 4ttlo
June.
Closing out sale of SUMNER millinery
at Miss Sullivan's. Sbs is anxious to
dispose of her stock and fixtures and
viii sell all goods at cost from now I'M
til July 1st.
VIM. Hett, nail carrier, took his
annual vacation last week and carrier
E. A. Duna is taking advantage this
week of a vacation afforded by the
postal department.
The Universalist Society will meet in
the basement of the church on We'd
nesday afternoon. 1t will be an inn
portant meeting and all members are
requested tc be present.
New carpets just arrived, call and
look over same at Athens.
A specially prepared paint for win
dow screens and doors is sold by Callies
that puts rcnovating touch to your
old screens that did service last year.
A brush given with every % cent can.
The telephone company at Marsh
field sustained a severe loss last
Wednesday by a live wire from the
electric plant coming in contact with
one of its wires. One switch board
was entirely destroyed.
There were many of our citizens to
the ST. Paul depot last Thursday even
ing to see the Wausau party off for
Europe. They went directly to New
York from which city they leave for
Hamburg, Germany today.
One of the largest catches of trout
ever made by three men in the same
length of time was made by w l.. Convey
L. p Gilman and Ed Smith. They
went to Evergreen and and were gone
three days and caught 1000. They re-
turned home on Thursday.
We have large stock to select from
and are constantly looking after the
wants of the people. No matter where
and what you have been buying, we
have what you want, and can save You
on your purchases.-MaxE Boehm,
grocer, 254 Grand Ave, Tel, 3l8.
Rev. Frank A Pease has invited the
faculty of the Wausau High school,
the graduating class, the teachers of
the city schools and the students of the
Wausau High School to the M. E
church on Sunday evening to listen
to an educational address appropriate
to the occasion.
The Lanouette property, on Warren
street. consisting of house and lot, hes
been sold to John C. Gerhard, the sale
having oeen consummated last Satur-
day. Before the season is over a hand
some residence will be built up on the
property and Mr.. Gerhard and family
will occupy the same.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mais.
for the former, on Saturday last. The
occasion was the SD birthday of Mr.
Mais There were about fifty persons
present and very pleasant time was
had by all present Refreshments were
served during the evening.
The following toast was recently pro-
prosed at one of our banquets, which is
too good to be lost, viz;
My theme is If 1 rightly think.
There are three reasons why We d ink
Good wine friend, because we're dry,
Or lest we may be bye and bye,
And everal other reasons why
Mother, Yes one package makes two
quarts of baby medicine. See di-
rections. There is nothing just as good
for ba and children as Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 35 cents. W. w Albers.
The Northwestern Cinch club met
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mr$ Frank Ritter on Jackson street.
After the evenings play was over it
was found that first and second lady's
prize went to MRS Joseph Reiser and
Mrs. f. w. Kick busch, Jr., respectively,
while f. W. Kickbusch, Jr., and 5.
Heinemann had qualified for the first
and second gents prizes in the order
named.
The rains of the past week have
raised the river to quite high stage,
especially the deluge which came down
on F. day evening which flooded the
entire country. The farmers all over
Marathon county are doing good deal
of grumbling on account of the almost
continuous fall of rain, since the snow
went off, which has made it impossible
to do their planting.
Zeuo NJ. Hart, grand chancellor of
the N. 4 i<OO-tf W 10 ASNANAiOhs 0sAN
the grand keeper of records and seals,
will visit Marathon Lodge, No. 148, X.
p, next Monday night June LIST, and
will exemplify the work during the
evening The evenings proceedings
will be followed by banquet. The
lodge is now in a very hourishing con-
dition, having l04 active members.
Drs. Monroe and Spencer performed
an operation on Miss Emma f. Berger,
Mt her home on Merrill avenue. for APP
pendicitis last Saturday. Miss Berger
has been troubled for some time with
what is known as recurreut append
citis and it was determined several
weeks ago to have the operation per
formed Miss Berger is getting along
Splendidly and by tomorrow will be en-
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