Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-21


Bells House, November 4th.
An attractive hall in home always
Greats favorable impression on visi-
tors. All the latest designs in wall
paper for identifying your Railways in
the colors of green, red and brown can
be found at o. C. Callies'.
Sporting Life" was the bill at the
opera house on Sunday evening. A
very large audience was in attendance
and was fully satisfied with the pro-
duction The play had its merits and
its imperfections, but as whole was
pleasing.
If you buy where you get the most
for your money, we will have share
of your trade We never sacrifice
quality for price, but we sometimes sac
rifice our profit.-Max E. Boehm, stores
Cor Grand Ave. and Forest st. and 254
Grand Ave. Tel 31s.
Miss Lillian Stone, of Pittsburg, Pa,
VIII open her dancing school on
Wednesday evening, at 8 O'Clock.
Lesson hour from to 9 O'Clock and
after the latter hour there will be a
social dance until ~ o'clock. Chill
dren's class on Saturday afternoon, at
2 O'Clock.
Chas. Williams, who for number of
years past has been manager of the
Each rTrod;1cr ~ - ctoro ba dooido m
embark in business for himself. He has
leased the vacant store in the Anderes
building on Scott street and will open
up shortly with line of general mer-
chandise
Rev. Enoch Perry, ID. d., pastor of the
Washington Ave- NJ E. church of Mil
waukee, and formerly pastor of the
First Methodist church of this city,
will preach in the Methodist church
next Sunday morning at 1890. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
In the foot ball game Saturday be-
tween the Wisconsin university and
Beloit college, which was won by the
former, Lawrence Lilieqvist, of this city,
in playing left half-back for Madison
made several brilliant plays He made
two touchdowns and was factor in
advancing the ball at critical times.
We pride ourselves on doing "a little
business on a small scale" Our store
is little, but the bargains big We give
quality, full weight and prompt service.
Isn't that enough to secure part of your
business? No? Then tell us what you
want and we will try to please YOU
The Little Grocery, Cor Grand Ave.
and Forest St.
The Tuesday Musical club gave a
banquet at the home of G. w. Harger
last evening in honor of Mrs. James
Goodwillie, whois soon to go to Chicago
to reside Mrs. Goadwillie has been
one of the most active members of the
club aud she will be sadly missed by
that organization.
The Monday Evening Study Club
met at the home of Miss Silverthorn
Monday evening, October Goth. The
following program was given:
Responses to roll call from Washington Irving
The Dutch Colony OF New Netherland........
........ ........ Miss Anna Hoefiinger
Washington Irving Biographical sketch
and reading.....-.--.. Miss Bessie Swope
William Penn and the Quakers 49,. ...,....
Miss Dorothy Wheeler
Current events Miss Silverthorn
From this date on. | will attend
strictly to tuning. regulating and re-
pairing. Orders taken for the year or
single tuning at Frost & Philbrick' s
drug store, 500 Third street, next to
posi- office. Ii win pay you tn talk this
matter over with me. Best of reference
and work guaranteed,
LEONARD L. FRAZER,
Expert piano tuner.
From all indications the log cut in
the Wisconsin river valley will be fully
as large this winter as that of last sea
son. Lumber companies and iobbers
are making active preparations; as is
the farmer in the hardwood districts.
All the winter mills will be re-stocked
with logs aud few new ones are being
built The prices paid for logs in the
farming districts are fully as high as
last season, and there being good de-
mand for manufactured stock, it is
possible that the cut may even exceed
that of last year, Notwithstanding the
increased cost of labor
Dedicatory services were held at
lions Lutheran church Sunday In
the morning Rev. H. Erck of Oshkosh,
who was pastor from 50 to'S9, preached
sermon, and was followed in the
afternoon by Rev Theo. Bretscher, of
Reedsville, nephew of the present pas
tor. There was an English service in
the evening conducted by Rev. Kretz-
mann. missionary among the Memo
minee and Stockbridge Indians OF
Shawano Co. At the organ service
Prof A. Kaeppel, of Addison, H., pre-
sided lions congregation the past
summer expended $1,000 in charging
its church and making Improvements
and also purchased magnificent pipe
organ at the cost of s., 500.
Max Boehm has remodeled the old
Greyes grocery store at the head of
Grand Ave, and yesterday opened up
same with new stock of groceries.
The stand hereafter will be known as
''rhe Little Corner Grocery"
The foot ball game of Saturday be-
tween Merrill and Wausau high school
teams resulted in no scores being made
by either team. 1t was one of the hard
est fought games that has been played
in this seetioa in some time and though
onr boys failed to win is no demoustra-
ton that their playing qualities are in
efficient. The Wausau team was the
heavier but the Merrill's made up for a
lack of weight by crafty playing and at
one time came dangerously near scor-
ing touch down. In the last half, APP
pearanceS indicated that WanSau would