Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-05-06

As an advertising Scheme ". u CailleS
will have parade of wagons load ed
with wall paper make a tour of the
town tomorrow.
The friends of MIR. and Mrs. James
Madden gave them surprise party on
Wednesday, the occasion being the 18th
anniversary of their marriage.
NJ Lipski invites the public to call on
him and inspect his work in the uphol..
STEERING line All work done by hand
and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Sec'y Neil Campbell. of the Y. NJ. C.
A., delivered an illustrated lecture Fri
day evening at the Presbyterian church
which was we'll attended and gave gen.
eral satisfaction.
Summer Is coming on and you will
want to cast off Your winter garments
and purchase others suitable for warmer
weather There is but one place in
town to make your purchases and that
is at the store of Seim Bros. Here you
will find honest goods at honest prices.
None of the cheap John" trash kept in
stock
There was a collision between two
rigs yesterday in front of Hotel North
ern that resulted in the demolishing of
vehicle and the wreck of slot
machine. A wagon was standing in
the street on which was loaded a moving
picture machine when another driver
came along and ran into the vehicle
taking off the wheels and smashing the
machine.
The National German American
Bank of this city secured the county
loan of $4,000 for the erection and
equiping of the buildings for an Agri-
cultural Training school for Marathon
county. 4 Chicago firm was the high
est bidder for the bonds but it beat
about the bush to such an extent that
the county treasurer turned the bonds
over to the Wausau bank yesterday
The Pabst Theatre Stock Co. an or
ganization producing German plays ap
peared at the opera house Friday and
Sunday evenings. The play Friday
evening was Die Kinder der Excellenz"
and while well played was not as salts
factory as had been expected. Sunday
evening Zine Heimliche Ehe" was put
on; this appeared to please everyone.
The company is said 10 be one of special
merit.
At the meeting CT Grand Council of
the Royal Arcanum, held in Milwaukee
last week, Wausau was selected as the
next place of meeting. The meeting
was attended by G. Nj. Boyles and V.
A. Anderson as delegates of Pine Coun-
ell No 1853, of this city and the former
was reelected Grand Orator. Thos. G..
Ryan. of Merrill, was elected Grand
Secretary. The date of the meeting
will be some time in April of the next
year and about one hundred delegates
will be present from all parts of the
state.
Rudolph Hoffman and Miss Elva
Neult are to be married this evening at
302 North Second avenue, by the Rev.
HI. F. Mueller, pastor of the German
NJ. E. church. Miss Neult is young
lady highly respected and has many
friends who wish her success 10 her
married life Mr.. Hoffman is auditing
clerk in the store of o. c. Callies and
his numerous friends extend congratu-
lations. They will go to housekeeping
at 302 Second avenue, north.
Fred Petrie, better known by the
cognomen of "Buckshot," spent last
night in the city Jail. Petrie, since bis
coming to Wausau great many years
ago, has perhaps been arrested oftener
than any man in the county, and al
ways on the charge of being intoxicated.
This morning he was fined 81 and told
if caught again with such load as he
had yesterday he would be sent to the
Keely institute at Dwight, Ill. He paid
his fine and promised to let the rye and
corn fluid alone hereafter.
A special car occupied by Gov r. M.
LaFollette, Gen M. C.. Spencely,
Mineral Point; DIR. Birge, Madison;
j j. Hogan, La Crosse; w. j. Starr, Eau
Claire, members of the Wisconsin State
Fish Commission, passed through the.
city Saturday and Sundayed at Minoc-
qua, returning Sunday evening. They
went up TO investigate the story of Supt.
Nevin in regard to the catch of a 100
pound mnscallonge but after an inves-
LEGATION came to the conclusion that it
was a pipe dream.
Winninger Bros. are now getting
their organization in shape to start out
on the road this month. A number of
their actors have already arrived and
the work of rehearsing will be con-
tinued daily from now until the COM
pany opens the season at Tomahawk
Il DC1 ls%NG a DCW anu gel tCub NitiN
year and expect to be out on the road
until early fall, when they will close
the season in Wausau. The car they
will use as a sleeping and dining car
belongs to q lady in Chicago and was
leased for twenty-four weeks.
The president of the Wisconsin State
League has written letter to the base
ball men of this city with the informa-
ton that Fond du Lac is liable to drop
out of the league and that Wausau may
yet be given chance to enter. 1t APP
pears that the new mayor of that town
" i'll not allow the playing of base ball
on Sunday and therefore the town will
be dropped A vote by mail will be
taken on the matter and by Thursday
il will be settled as TO what town will
fill the vacancy Should Wausau be
admitted this town will have team or
ganized within fifteen days.
We are all Just simply compelled
to practice it, The volume" of our
business has grown to such proportions
that our per cent. of expenses is reduced
to the minimum, and it also enables us
to buy in very large quantities and so
get bottom prices" We are thus able
to do business on very small margin
of profit, and to give our patrons the
benefit of this saving. Did you ever
think that you use groceries three times
day, and every day in the year, and
that in your grocery bin is good place
to practice economy? We are in a
position to interest you in this money
saving question: E. Boehm. Tel.
3iS.
The Rhinelauder New North is pub
fishing a series of Lay Sermons"
which are altogether too good to be
allowed to get lost in the shuftie. They
are read with delight and they flood
the mind with new ideas, clothed in
the most delightful language. Perhaps
the New North has been publishing
those Lay SermoIs' for long time;
as that paper has not been coming to
our exchange table until recently, we
have no way of knowing. But if it has,
it should induce the author tn have
them published in book form. The
pleasure one would derive from such
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