Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-26
Boys school wear at seim Bros.

Dr. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, September 9th.
The first meeting of the year Of the
Ladies' Literary club will be held at
the club house next Monday afternoon
at 2:30.
Any lady desiring manicuring, treat
ment of the scalp, etc.. should not fail
to call on Mrs. Louise Lane 1t the Elite
millinery store. Outfits for manicur-
ing also furnished.
Martin Brennan, pugilistic young
man, was fined SO and costs in Judge
Millers court yesterday afternoon for
engaging in an alteration with w. }.
and L. ID. Edwards at the Edwards liy-
cry stable, Sunday afternoon.
Geo. Merklein has announced his de-
termination to secure the nomination
for sheriff on the democratic ticket.
George has spent his life in this county
and has many friends who would be
pleased to see him successful at the con-
vention and at the polls.
Ladies, when tired with shopping or
wish to rest and chat with friend, you
are cordially invited to make use of the
parlors at the Elite Millinery Store.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the NJ. E. church will be held Friday
evening at 80 o'clock, at the church
parlor. At this meeting the business of
the year is closed up and it is the time
when arrangements are made with the
minister for the ensuing year.
A boy, before entering school, gener
ally wants and is usually in need of
strong and neat suit Of clothes that will
last him through the term. If your boy
is one of such send him to Seim Bros,
where he will be fitted up in suit that
will not only look nobby but will out
wear two of the ordinary kind.
Elizabeth Lane, an instructress in
the government Indian school at
Tomah, passed through the city Satur-
day with four Indian girls whom she
was taking from the Keshena reserva-
ton to the Tomah school. In about ten
days, she stated, fifteen boys will be
brought through here from the, reser
walton to the school
As an evidence that there is great
deal of tobacco consumed in this Sec
ton we may mention the fact that an
agent has just sold to the Kickbusch
Grocery Co. of this city $4,000 pound
lot of certain brand of smoking to-
bacco. This makes $4,000 pounds that
this company has purchase since Jan
lst of this one grade of tobacco.
The people of Wausau are now in
position to get what their wants call for
in the line of window shades for NJ
Lipski, who has years of experience in
the manufacture of that article has
added that line to his business. He is
prepared to take orders for curtains,
shades, etc, and guarantees satisfaction
and Workmanship which cannot be OBJ
tanned in store goods of this kind.
The families of A. a. Book, Geo
Hart and Taylor Alexander camped ON
the banks of Little Rib river from
Wednesday of last week until Monday
morning They slept out IL tents and
the heads of the families, who had their
business to attend to in town, made the
trips night and morning on their
wheels. They report having enjoyed
life very much while there encamped
Anyone desiring typewriter that is
up-to date in every respect is invited to
call at the store of G. F. Dunbar and
inspect the new improved Sholes ma
chine on exhibition. 1t has many ad-
vantages over other machines and is
equal in value of usefulness, simplicity,
etc, to any now on the market. Quite
a few have already been ordered in the
city of &. +. Dunbar, sole agent for
Wausau.
Yesterday afternoon an old lady, of
Schofield, with three children was driv-
ing along in front of Livingstons store
when she ran into a ris, belonging to
Geo. Maxson. The old lady's rig was
over turned with the result that the oc-
cupants were spilled out as was also
quite number of dozen OF eggs. She
cared not for being unseated but be-
moaned the loss of her eggs and the
driver appeased her sorrow by paying
for the destroyed hen fruit.
The w. C. I. IT, will meet in the par
lor of the Presbyterian church Lext
Friday afternoon al 3 O'Clock. Follow
ing is the program:
The roll call responded to by temper
ance sentiments.
Paper-"What Shall the People of
Wausau do to Further the Cause of
Temperance g''-Mrs j A. Jones.
Solo-by Alfred Wilson.
Everybody is cordially INVITED to
attend
fyou want a mattress made accord
ing to your own plans, or anyone else's
plans call on NJ. Lipski aud give him
your order to be filled. Satisfaction
always guaranteed.
A corn cutting contest was held at
the asylum grounds yesterday morning
which was witnessed by upwards of
seventy-tive people. There were but
two contesting companies entered-the
Deering and Mccormick harvester
manufactures. The former company's
machine was decided by those ricsent
as having done the best work and JAS
Montgomery the concerns local agent,
is cCrrespondingly happy. The winning
machine will be on exhibition at the
county fair.
Makes the fires of life burn with
steady glow. Renews the golden,
happy days of youth. That's what
Rpckv Mountain Tea does * cents