Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-09

so great as to make them take on a bad
appearance Now that the boy is ready
to settle down 70 school work again
dress him up in nice. warm suit
which he will feel justly proud of.
Such can be secured at low figure at
Seim Bros.
The Assyrians who have conducted a
fruit stand under canopy at the cor
ner of Third and Washington streets all
summer, have got frozen out and have
moved their stock elsewhere. There
has been rivalry between two factions
OF the colony for possession of that cor
owners of the property in their rent
roll.
You DON'T get bargain groceries, but
you do &c. many bargains at this store.
You doIit get one article way below
cost neither do you pay US two prices
for enc article. Weknow, and we want
you to know that every dollars worth
of goods yon buy of us represents dol
lars worth of value; yes. heaped up and
running oyer-Max E. BOehm, Tel. 31S.
The PILOT office is indebted to Job
Vaughan for basket of very fine eat
ing apples. They came from Waupaca
county from farms owned by nephews
of Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Vaughan. The
latter has been visiting down there aud
says that the trees were loaded and
many bushels going to waste, and she
picked mp several barrels and had them
shipped TO her home in Wausar. The
apples are certainly very fine ones, and
the crab apples cannot be excelled.
Last Wednesday morning 9. :. very
early hour the sheds and dry kills. of
the Frank Deichsel brick yard, located
about three miles from town on the
Merrill road, was completely destroyed
by fire. Fifteen cords of wood were
also consumed and about 5000 brick in
one of the kilns was rendered valueless.
making total loss of about 81 500
with no insurance Mr. Deichsel was
asleep at the time of the fire and was
unaware of his loss until he arose in
the morning, to find his property in
ashes. He has few brick left which
he will dispose of and then retire from
the brick manufacturing business.
BARGAINS BARGAINS beginning
Wednesday, Sept. 10Th, at 900 O'Clock
a m. there will be wall paper sale
started at the store of O. G.. Callies
which will continue until Oct. 1st.
Never before were such bargains
offered as will be presented at this sale,
and those who miss buying now may
never again get such an opportunity.
This sale is made on account of
change in this department of Sir. Calles'
store, and the entire stock must be
closed by Oct. LIST, regardless of prices
Patrons are invited to call early while
The stock is complete. Watch this
paper next week for prices.
Geo. Erickson, chairman of the town
Of Weston, was in the city yesterday
and informed us that the balance of the
road from this city to Schofeld has
been graded and greater portion of
the first layer of rock laid. The crush
er, which has been idle for some time,
will again be started in operation to-
morrow and the city's road roller will
also go down tomorrow and commence
the work of rolling down this layer.
The city will also commence the work |
Of matchmaking the balance of Grand |
avenue, and it is thought that before |
freezing up time there will be con-
head of Grand avenue to the village of
Schofield.
Mrs. L. K Wright met with an acct
dent the other day which has proven to
be very serious. She had been active
in assisting her husband at the county
fair. On Wednesday she accidentally
tore her dress and being rushed, she
pinned it together with II
long steel pin. In the evening she
attended the theater with friends and
when going home. the point of the pin
was run into her ankle and broken off
All day Thursday she was confined to
her room. She is now aJle to about
on crutches and it vii be some time
before she is wei. again. If able, Ms.
Wright and son will go to Geneva, Ohio,
next Friday, to visit with the family of
Rev and Mrs. Wright. Miss Margaret
Dunbar viii accompany them for
short stay.
Before the opening of school next
week see that your boy is properly and
neatly clothed II in need of anything
in the liue of school suits or Under
clothes, send him to Seim Bros. and
have him fitted out with goods of tried
and known merit, Mt Il nominal cost.
There appears to have been gang
OF pickpockets infesting the city during
the week of the fair and quite a num-
Der of people have reported losses. A,
who lives near the Gas Co.'S
Ptdut, SVt hitAcu up VI NtoNu ucal q
stand, on the grounds, and
was touched for the sum of s37. tie
was smoking cigar and after getting
out of the crowd, noticed that ashes
from the cigar had fallen on his clothes,
and in brushing himself made the dis !
covery that his trousers pocket was
turned inside out and his money gone.
on the grounds be was relieved of s..
A farmer also reported that about ss5
had been removed from his pockets
aud Dave Gleason had s23 stolen out of
his pocket while awaiting a train.