Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01
When you want a gold wedding ring

O. c. Callies has inaugurated a spec
ial sale of paris green, the sale to con-
tinue one week. Only pure and guar
anteed paris green sold.
Ernst Kell, of the town of Texas paid
fine and costs amounting to s10.s9 in
Justice Jones' court Saturday for en-
gaging in little difficulty with John
Brasch of the city few days previous.
MIR. and Mrs. F. W. Genrich gave
card party on Thursday evening to
a number of their lady and gentlemen
friends in honor of their guest, Mrs.
Kalbskopf, of Marshfield. 1t was a
very enjoyable evening.
Mrs. F. S. McCullock and Mrs. VIM.
Mccormick, have issued invitations to a
forty to be given this evening in honor
of the latter's daughter, Miss Evelyn Nc
Cormick, at the of home of Mrs. Nc
Outlook, on Warren street
Don't be persuaded into taking some
thing said to be "just as good as Madi-
son Medicine Co.'S, Rocky Mountain
Tea. There is nothing like it. 35 cts,
no more or less. w. w. Albers.
George Clark has just finished ce-
ment sidewalk for r Bauman and F.
Meiner, running from Forest south on
Fourth to the alley on top of the hill
and from Fourth west on Forest to the
market square. This makes a long
stretch of very fine, substantial walk.
We originate all our prices; possess
the power of debating same and we do
sell better quality Throughout the entire
line We represent than is sold else
where and at prices others do not care
to equal when they can avoid it.-Max
E Boehm, Tel 3lS
II. II. Manson has purchased ali of the
cut over land, owned by Day Brothers,
of Duluth, in all, 1,150 acres, located in
Marathon, Lincoln and Langlade coun-
ties. This land is excellent for farming
purposes and has a great deal of hard
wood and hemlock on the same.
The PILOT office has received postal
card from W. w. Albers, from Baden
Baden, dated June 18th, on the back of
same is the picture of ''Schoenes Mad
chem" and under same is written,
Don't you think we have pretty girls
over here 2" There is no doubt about
that, friend Albers.
The new St. Paul depot is now being
occupied, removal having been to it
last week. As soon as the old coal
sheds and water tank are removed and
the grounds fixed up and cement walks
laid, flowers planted out, ETC., this will
be beauty spot. AS it is now there is
quite contrast when compared with
the old depot.
Umbrellas repaired, recovering
promptly and neatly done, by j. g.
Remfrey, 3l2 Second st.
A quarterly meeting of St. Stephens
church congregation was held Sunday
and it was decided TO build a chapel at
Schofield for the benefit of the Schofield
members of St. Stephens congregation,
Rev Werhahn to alternate in his preach
ing in the two. The work on the con-
struction of this editice will commence
Immediately.
Miss Martha Kutchenreiter died at
about six o'clock Sunday morning at
Trappe City at the home of her sister,
Mrs s. Roberts. after an illness of eight
months, three of which she had been
confined to her bed. The funeral win be
held Wednesday afternoon from the
home of the young lady's step-father,
VIM. Weiman, SIC Elm street. this city,
the Rev. F. Werhahn officiating
Every article in our line of dry goods
and clothing is a special sale for the
Fourth of July celebration at Athens.
On next Sunday evening number of
the city churches will unite with the Y
M. G. A. in holding an open air service
on the court house square. 1t is ex-
pected' the meetings will continue dur
ing the months of July and August
The speakers for next Sunday are Rev.
+. c. H. Werhahn, who will speak in
German, and Rev. S. n. Wilson who
will address the people in English.
The Sherwood berries have such A
splendid reputation and are acknowl.
edged to be the best in the market, that
many dealers say that their berries are
from the Sherwood fruit farm, when
in fact they have never had box Of
Sherwood's berries in their store From
and after today every box containing
berries from the Sherwood farm will
have the name of Sherwood stamped
upon the bottom.
Repairing of watches and clocks al
Dunbars jewelry store will receive
| prompt attention. tt
Prof I. c. Chamberlain, of Chicago,
arrived in the city Saturday morning
and in company with Prof. S. Weidman,
of the state geological survey will ex.
anime the glacial formations of this and
surrounding counties. Mr.. Chamber
lain is at present connected with the
the University of Chicago as chief OF
the department of geology and was
for five years with the University
of Wisconsin. He was chief geol
ogist of the first geological surrey made
of Wisconsin from 1874 to 1880 and from
this work compiled aud published
Geology of Wisconsin" in several
volumes. The result of these two gen.
Iemen's work in this vicinity, which
win probably occupy several weeks
will be printed and distributed later by
the State Board of Agriculture.