Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-15
Blueberries, for canning, at Max E.
Boehm's, telephone 31S.


handsome porch on his residence.
You are always sure to find fresh
butter and eggs at Schoeneberg's.
HHave your plano tuned by Leonard
L. Fraser. Leave orders at James
Music Store.
A number of people assembled at the
house of Rev g. W. Bretscher Saturday
evening to witness the unfolding OF the
petals of night blooming cereus.
There being such a large number OF
complaints this year, registered on tax
alton matters, the board of review has
been in session longer than is usual.
One day last week. while j. M. Smith
was giving his hired man instructions
in trimming his lawn, he had the mis-
fortune to cut his foot with a hand
sickle and has since been confined to
his house.
Don't buy new nntried grades of ma
chine oils but go to o. c. Callies and
buy those gr des that have been on the
market for ye ars and whose worth ere
known by very user of nachinery,
wagons, etc.
The Wausau Music House received all
the instruments for brass band, last
Friday, and they presented fine APP
pearance in the show window. They
go to an organization in a small town
near Wittenberg.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist church has arranged for a
fine entertainment to be given on the
evening of Monday. July 2sth, by the
Lean ohnstone Company, assisted by
Miss Helen Jane Waldo.
Parasols, umbrellas and fans are cut
in prices, at the special sale for this
week, at Athens.
The county clerk has received hunt
ing licenses for the present year. Up
to date three have been issued, o. F.
Zimmerman, of the town of Berlin,
having the honor of securing the first
one The licenses are printed on plain
tag board and are in the same form as
those of last year.
Blueberries, for canning, at Max f..
Boehms, telephone 3lS.
To those desiring practical business
education that will thoroughly pre-
pare them for the most difficult posi-
tons and insure permanent and lucra-
tive employment, we cordially recon-
mend the Wausau Business University
Information as to rates of tuition, ETC.,
can be had by addressing K. f. Davis,
Wausau, Wis
Ladies', misses and children's heavy
seamless hose, ten thousand pair to selet
from, sold everywhere at 10 to 20 cents,
your choice cents pair at Shoene-
berg's.
An accident happened at Auburndale
on the Fourth of July, which resulted in
the death of young man by the name
of ARA Sheriff. A sky rocket prema-
turely exploded and set fire TO box of
fireworks sky rocket struck MIR.
Sheriff in the abdomen inhicting a ter
ribIe wound from which he died on the
morning of the 5th. He was manager
of the r. Connor store.
Fifty standard bicycles received, the
best wheel on earth for $1,000 at Z. +.
Dunbar's.
Casper Fenhaus, one of Marathon
county's old settlers today sold 100
acres of his farm in the town of Ber-
lin to Fred Genrich of that town for Il
consideration of $1,000, retaining pos
session of the crops and all personal
property except binder and one
horse He still has 10 acres left but
will move to the city as soon as he can
secure house.
The quality of paris green, handled
by o. G. Cal.ies, is so popular with con-
sumers, who have found it the best
article on the market for extinguishing
pests, that he has sold FIVE tons this sea-
son, and today telegraphed to his
wholesaler for more, Send in your
orders and they will be filed.
Blaeberrie, for canning, at Max Z.
Boehm's, telephone 3lS.
A party of chariyariers gathered a;
the home of John Friedl, member OF
the shoe firm of Besdek & Friedl, on
Monday evening, where wedding was
being celebrated and destroyed much
property Tie party was composed
mostly of women and girls and theiI
actions did not conform to the charac,
ter of the sex. They tore up the fence
broke flower pots, and ruined Mr.
Friedrs bicycle. The latter offers 8
reward of pair of 81 shoes to any one
telling the names of those guilty of de
stroying his wheel.
All kinds of wash fabrics are al
reduced prices at Athens, this week
Jacob Gensman, of this city, and Johr
Oelhafen, of Tomahawk, have com
pleted deal whereby they dispose o.
their lands in Northern MINES eta
which they purchased about four year:
ago. The sale was made to the United
States Steel Co., an eastern concern
with offices in Duluth, and the price
paid aggregates S225, 00G. These land:
are all heavily timbered with pine anC
whai disposition will be made of then
has not yet been given ont. This il
the largest sale that has been recorded
with the register Of deeds Of this county
for long time.
At c. Athens are the prices and al
kinds of dry goods and nolions-waI
below, this week.