Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

Repairing of watches and clocks a
Dunbar's jewelry store viii receive
| prompt attention. II
For SALE-Thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock fowls. Can be purchased from
g. A Brown, 623 Franklin street.
Heilprin, the up-to-date makers Of
ladies jackets, coats. etc, will be repre-
sented at Heinemann's Friday and
Saturday. Full line on sale.
Before cold weather comes see that
your storm sash is in good condition
If you need any broken lights replaced
call on D. G. Callies who keeps a sup
ply of the best grade of glass, any size
desired. If your sash needs repainting
he also has paints especially prepared
for that purpose.
The members of the Deutscher Bowl
ing club gave one of their number,
Frank Oswald, a surprise on Tuesday
evening last, the occasion being his
birthday. Whist was played in " hich
j. p. Werle and Mrs. Geo. X. Lee
carried off the honors while consolation
prizes went TO g. A. Oswald and Mrs.
Ovid Belanger.
John Bendzulla the fifteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bendzulla,
524 DeKalb street, ran away from home
over a week ago We learn that he
has been located at Merrill. The boy
has been hayward and had been threat
ened to be sent to the reform school,
and the threat is supposed tohaye caused
his latest action.
For SALE.-A lady's bicycle In good
order. Has not been used much. For
sale cheap. Call at this office. If
A petition is being circulated for
signatures which will be presented
before the governor asking that Herman
Heinrich be liberated from the states
prison at Wanpun. Heinrich in COM
pany with Gustav Muenchow was SEN
fenced early last summer to serve two
years for breaking into the store of the
Livingstons one night the fall preceding
TO which act they confessed.
A stranger at the door, trust him not.
A. P. Bailey has had long experience in
sewing machine repairs. Prices reason
able, and all work fully guaranteed,
6l2 Fourth street, Phone 243 If
A letter from Charles Evenson, who
den4ru.d for the South sor his health
list week Monday, ard who was adj
vised, by DR. Ingalls,, of Chicago, to go
to Los Vegas, New Mexico, states he
and his wife arrived there safely and
that he stood the journey exceedingly
well, ex ept when going over the noun
tains, but then the slight sickness only
lasted until a lower altitude was
reached.
While opening a box, j c. Mount, of
Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran ten penny
nail through the fleshy part of his hand.
II thought at once of all the pain and
soreness this would cause me-" he says,
and Immediately applied Chamber
lains Pain Balm and occasionally after
wards, to my surprise it removed all
pain and soreness and the injured parts
were soon healed" For sale by all
leading druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Norton, of
Lockport, H., have issued invitations
to the wedding of their daughter, Miss
Anne Rhoda Norton, to Mr., David Mel
son Winton. The event will take place
at Lockport, H., on Thursday after
noon, Oct 30th, at O'Clock Miss Nor
ton is sister of Mrs Neal Brown of
this city and Mr. Winton is brother
of Chas. j Winton also of this city.
O ye people! have We wasted the
golden moments of never returning
time in taking substitute for the gen
Madison Medicine Co.
w. w. Albers.
j. n. Manson was in Milwaukee last
Friday to attend meeting of the Wis
consin Association of Local Fire Insur-
ance agents of which association he is
president The Milwaukee papers
speak of the meeting as a very success
full one. Mr.. Manson was reelected
president. In his annual address he
recommended the repeal of the value
policy law and also stated his belief
that insurance bankers should be eradi-
Gated
A question of quality should enter
into your every purchase of food, for
adulterated foods are worse than quick
poison They are just as sure of fatal
results, but the process is slower and
more painful. There is no poison in the
groceries we sell, because we pay for
and get the best and purest of every
thing, and that is the safest guarantee
against cheap, adulterated goods. Max
f. Boehm, two stores, Cor. Grand Ave.
Forest st. and 254 Grand Ave. Tel. 318.
A boy whose name we failed to learn
was rescued Wednesday from perilous
situation He was helping j. +. Jonas
haul away some dead limbs that had
been trimmed from the trees in A. l..
Kreutzer's yard and in getting up onto
the wagon the horses became frightened
and started to run away. The boy was
thrown down between the whiffietree
and cross beam, hanging head down
ward. In this manner he was carried
for distance of several blocks when
the horse was stopped by pedestrians.
Do you want good COW If so call
on w. ID. Witter. He has several very
fine COWS, which he wishes to dispose
of. If.
The Monday Evening Study Club
held its second meeting of the year last
evening at the home of the Misses
Swope. The following program was
given;
French and spanish Colonization in North
America ....... ..... Miss Naglee
The Acadians.-....... ...... Miss Hoefinger
Reading from "EyangeIine -...........: Miss Smith
current Events -..-. MISS harger
Following the program light refresh
ments were served, after which meet
ing adjourned to meet next Monday
evening with Miss Silverthorn.
On Saturday last, DIR. A. W Trevitt
amputated the foot of Burr Upper, IL
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Upper. of Schotield. About six weeks
ago while Burr was out playing, he
stepped upon a nail which ran clear
through his left foot, injuring the bones
of the ankle; some boys pulled the nail
out and while The wound was painful, it
was not thought necessary 10 call a
physician A week later the foot be
came badly swollen and blood poisoning
set in and Il resulted tn the foot having
TO be 9mputaied. which was done just
above the ankle.
To-day Mr.. Joe Drida and Miss Lena
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