Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-03-18

During the latter part of the week
the boundaries of the ground for the
site of the agricultural school were
properly defined by civil engineer, as
WIS also the site proper.
Last Friday was the fourteenth ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
j n. Manson ana On that evening, rela-
tives and'a few intimate friends helped
them to celebrate the event.
Right now is a good time to buy your
wall paper and room mouldings and
save one-half. ..Yo can do this at Cal
lies He has the choicest and most
complete line TO select from,
CLYDE Grout, who is now at the State
University, has been offered position
with surveying party on the Canadian
Pacific If he accepts it will be neces-
sary for him to go on the LIST of April.
Mrs. Clara Boetcher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to German
Lutheran church. Confinements and
and all other kinds of sickness taken at
the house. tt.
Volume /, No /, of the Marathon
County Register, published at Unity,
mas IGaCDeu our ldDle- IL Is Il I'VE
column quarto. with four pages printed
at home. L. H. Cook is publisher and
has gotten up very interesting paper.
During the fire at the Kollock house
Sunday evening one of the water pipes
in Henry Pannabakers house was
bursted by the extra pressure and
flooded the house 1t is supposed TO
have been previously weakened by
freezing up.
The old Levi Gennett house on Forest
street is being removed to the rear of
the lot to allow the building of new
structure which Geo, Hess intend to
construct in the spring. 1t will be
brick veneered 26x36 and will be used
as IA baker shop.
Monday consignment of $4,000 lbs.
of paint arrived in the city for O. G.
Callies. These goods are now unpacked
and the public is given the benefit of
stock to select from the largest ever
seen under the roof in Northern Wis
consin In regard to his prices you
know they are always right.
The firm composed of viii, John and
Carl Merklein, in the meat business,
has been dissolved, the first named go.
ing out. The Third street market will
be discontinued. John and Carl Merk
lein will continue their Scott street mar
ket aud as they are men of experience
they will certainly make success OF 1t.
Do not forget the handkerchief
bazaar at the NJ. +. church next Tues
day afternoon and evening. A large
variety OF handkerchiefs will be on
sale, all colors and sizes and all prices
70, 80 II mt
To pay. Cakes, ice cream, sandwiches
and coffee can be purchased at any
time.
When goods are guaranteed you
know it means something 1t means
the goods are good 1t means the mer
chant gives his word that he is selling
you the very best article he can for the
money, and if for any reason it isn't
good, he will replace it. We are liberal
with our guarantee. For one thing, we
guarantee our tooth brushes, they are
the best French and japanese make and
YOU can absolutely rely on ore if you
get it at the yellow Front" PARDEE's
DRUG STORE,
Sunday evening in some mysterious
way the house of w. ID. Kollock, the
Standard Oil Cos. agent, caught fire,
and before being extinguished did con
siderable damage. Some people
thought eho fire due to an explosion of
some of the Standard Cos product but
this Mr.. Kollock most emphatically
denies. While the tiremen were at this
fire they discovered another one. 1t
happened that a chimney in the house
of H. c. Grout was INDUCING in a little
pyrotechnical display of its own accord
as chimneys often do.
Mark Bells and Ed jess attended the
base ball meeting held at Appleton Sun
DAY for the purpose of trying to secure
a place in the Wisconsin State League
for Wausau but failed at this time.
Sheboygan and Mauitowoc we're adj
mitted which makes aB eight-club
league The Wausau representatives.
were told that they might be admitted
ter on but this they will refuse to do.
1t is quite probable that the organiza-
ton Of Wisconsin Valley league will
again be agitated. Another meeting
viii be bed at Appleton in couple of
weeks To make up schedule and fix
salary limit.
o. G. Callies has decided TO open
bother store. so he inf1Fms us. in the
elty Of Manitowoc He Is now await
ing the completion ~ a new building
On the main street of the city near the
centre of town for which he has already
bargained. MaDltowoc. at present, y
without an exclusive paint and wall
paper house. and as it is an old and
tricky settled country around there
Otto is Of the opinion land 80 are WEI
that the enterprise will be a success
from the start Either he or his head
clerk. Rudolph Hoffman. will have
cnarge Of this store at the opening.
That Mr. Caliips has built up a bush
ness in this clts which warrants his
spreading ont i due to his strict atten-
ton to business and honest transactions
and we hope to see his Dew store Hour
n. a. 1t undoubtedly will
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