Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-11-18

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w & A. NJ, on Wednesday even
ing All members are requested to be
present. Work in the Third, followed
by a banquet.
Fleece lined underwear, the soc kind,
81 cents at Weinfeld's.
Rev. Gibbs gave an interesting tax
before the high school on Wednesday
afternoon.
L. E. Spencer, NJ d., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner Third and
Mcclellan streets.
Adolph Halub, who delivers goods
for N. Heinemann, run a nail into his
foot Sunday and since has been laid up.
so cent neck wear, 80 cents at Vein
fields closing out sale.
The annual chicken pie supper of the
M. E. church will take place this even
ing in the basement of the church
Every body invited
The Masons should not forget that
there will be a dancing party at the
Temple, on Thursday evening, Nov
9th, $50 to u O'Clock. Supper will
be served.
You needn't go to fortune teller to
know where to go to buy honest paints,
oils, wall papers or glass at reliable
fgures-there is but one place and that
is at Callies'.
There will be benefit ball given at
Castle Hall. by Companion Court Fleur
de Lis, No 400, l. o. F., on Friday
evening, Nov. 2Ist. Everybody invited,
and as it is for very worthy object
there should be large attendance.
Attend the apple sale today, tomor-
row and for several days, at the apple
emporium, 254 Grand Ave. You can
order by telephone No. 3lS, and the
boy will deliver you the finest lot for
the money, that ever met your gaze.
Robert, son of editor and Mrs Il. H.
johnson, has been very sick the past
week with lung fever. His hosts of
friends are delighted TO hear that he is
now on the road to recovery, though it
will be some time before he is fully
we'll again.
O'Brien Bros, who have a saw mill
in the town of Texas, are putting
another boiler into their plant and also
new feed; this will considerably in
crease their capacity. They are enter
prising young men and are making
their lumber business success.
Nathan Heinemann was laid up at
his home a couple of days last week.
He was coming down the main stair
way of his residence when he slipped
and fell wrenching himself in such
manner that he was compelled to lay
up few days for repair.
Deer hunters had poor luck all last
week on account of the rain. 1t was
too wet for the hunter to hunt and also
too wct for the deer to roam around,
and the only way the animals could be
stilred 70 was to put dogs on their trail
and of course there was plenty of this
work done.
a dealer who purchases 400 bbs. of
apples at one time can naturally sell
cheaper than the one who bays in bbl
lots This is to the benefit of the con-
sumner who desires to save his pennies.
1t naturally follows that the latter will
go to the big dealer in preference TO
the smaller and we can refer them to
Max K. Boehm, for he has just made a
purchase that for size will startle you.
Prices at rock bottom. 254 Grand Ave.
Tel 3ls.
Jack Hoeffier's big production of
Jesse James, the Bandit King
which will be seen at the Opera House
tomorrow night, has been pronounced
by critics in the large cities to be the
best melodrama playing at popular
prices The company carry all their
own scenery and the mechanical effects
are beyond Improvement. 1ht cast is
much stronger than last se.-son and
will play exactly as seen in the large
Eastern cities in the early part of the
season. Prices 25-35-50 cents.
While going down Grand Ave. today
we were attracted by a large crowd of
people which had surrounded the ware
house Of Max E. Boehm. Always on
the lookout for news we crossed tie
street to ascertain what drew the peo
pie. We thought that perhaps mis-
hap had befallen someone, but found
the facts to be otherwise. Max has
purchased tremendous large amount
of apples, with which the wareroom is
completely filled and these he is selling
at the lowest figure ever heard of in
these parts. Inis was what attracted
the people, and we do not wonder at it
for the apples are certainly fine.
According to a stipulation made be-
fore election a banquet was held Thurs
day evening at the Novelty restaurant
which was paid for by the winning can
didateS. Oysters, chicken aud many
other good things were spread upon
the board, and it is rumored that some
fluid, an importation from France, was
also put on the table-just as a decora-
ton. Hon. A l.. Kreutzer acted as
POSTMASTER and after the supper, while
those present were enjoying their CT