Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-17
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Athens
The Winkley House is receiving a
new coat of paint, which gives it more
tasty appearance.
Those fine Brazilian lenses make you
see as good as ever at Dun bar Jeweiry
Store. Eyes tested free.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the city council this evening for sh'
purpose of closing unfinished business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dibble and little
daughter, Alice, Miss Dibble, and Mrs.
John ID. Christie recently returned to
their home in Oconomowoc, after visit
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. j p.
Foss of this city.
Victor Lindburg, the tramp who
suffered an accident a week ago, at
Edgar, while trying to board train, as
a result of which he lost foot, was
brought to the Riverside hospital today.
Lindberg is now county charge.
A. G. Sherwood is now ready to fur
nish strawberries to anyone desiring
them for canning or otherwise, and
will guarantee that there will not be a
poor berry in any case. Mr.. Sherwood
has just placed telephone at his farm
house the number of which is IS, all
telephone orders promptly filled.
Something new-a fresh line of Porto
Rican Cigars, the tobacco of which hav-
ing been harvested this spring from the
winter crop. have just been received at
Pardee's drug store from the well known
importers, Seth Warner Il Co. If you
enjoy good smoke try one of these
cigars.
The city of Merrill, during the time
of the Sangerfest, will be very hand
somely decorated, and there is no one
who will dispute this statement when
they know that Hugo Mumm has Sc
cured the contract for doing such dec
Grating We think that he has the best
taste in this line of any one in this neck
of the woods.
Farmers, who have trouble with pota-
to bugs, insects that are destructive to
fruit trees or currant bushes, should call
at the store of o. c. Callies and inspect
the sprayers he has on exhibition, the
use of which will exterminate the pests.
He has five different makes of sprayers,
by the use of any one of which child
can kill all the insects on farm.
Last Thursday evening, party of
about dozen young people had very
pleasant surprise on Miss Alma Lam
phier, it being her nineteenth birthday.
After partaking of a most excellent
lunch, the guests departed, all report
ing a very enjoyable time. She was
presented with a beautiful 'kerchief
box.
I off on soc. neck wear at Weinfeld's.
Next Sunday is Deaconess Day at the
First Methodist church. Miss Com
stock, Supt. of Deaconess' Home, of
will speak in the morning
at 1890 In the evening at 7:45, Miss
Judson of the Orphanage Home, Lake
Bluff, H., will give an illustrated adj
dress, showing the pictures of the home,
groups of children and the works in
with the institute. A most
cordial invitation is extended to all.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surg, ~, will be at the
Bells House, June 17tM.
Four excursion trains passed through
this city Sunday over the St. Paul road
the destination being Minocqua. The
trains were made up of eleven coaches
each and carried about eighteen num-
dred people. Although the Minocqua
people are hospitable and did every
thing in their power to take care their
guests they were unable to feed the
crowd, and as many had came from the
lower part of the state as far south as
Waukesha, they were pretty hungry by
the time they got home.
At recent meeting of the Elks of
this city, the following delegates were
elected to represent them at the Wis
consin Association, b. p. o. Elks to be
held at Oshkosh on the 25th, Goth and
9th days of June: HI. H. Manson,
Harry Heinemann, H. G. McCrossen,
Col. G. Pier and j. j. O'Koneski. The
past and present Exalted Rulers of the
lodge of this city are also delegates,
viz; Geo. Rice, l.. A. Pradt, c. b. Bird,
NJ. b. Rosenberg, Chas. Weinfeld,
Geo. Borowitz and L. p. Gilman.
Tell us why druggist offers you a
substitute for the Madison Medicine
Co.'S. Rocky Mountain Tea. Does he
love you or is he after the bigger profit !!
Think it over. w. w. ALBERs.
The editors of Wisconsin will take
their annual outing this year, during
the last week in June. The committee
having this ia charge, has made ar
10 rendezvous at st. Paul
on June 9th, and from there go down
the Mississippi river, on one of the
finest river boats, to ST. Louis In that
city they viii 60 through the Worlds
Fair grounds, aud it is expected from
there they will go to Chicago. The
trip will take up only one weeks time
Ex-mayor, V. A. Anderson, is a busy
man these days. Ever since the frost
was out of the ground. he has been
putting up buildings and making ad
ditions to his numerous residence
properties. He is now engaged in en-
larging his Office building, next to the
First National Bank, making it about
double its former size. This building
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