Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-08

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has been travelling for this company
through Minnesota and ahe Dakotas,
and says crops and everything predict
successful season for the farmers in
those states.
Fruit jars of any size at Max E.
Boehm's. Also jar covers and rubbers.
Tel 3l8.
Ladies hosiery and underwear, all
complete sizes. also fancy shades to
match at Athens,
Ice cream and lemonade social at
Mrs. Craven's, us Third street, Friday
afternoon and evening.
] The new Austin stone crusher lately
purchased by the city has been received
and placed on Clarke's island wherr as
soon as the receiving stand has been
completed and the engine placed in
position, the work of crushing will be
begun.
Those fine Brazilian lenses make you
see as good as ever at Dunbar's Jewelry
Store. Eyes tested free.
G. b: Dopp, while trimming trees in
his yard, this noon, cut his left hand
quite badly. The knife cut cash to
the bone clear across the back of his
hand. A doctor was called who dressed
the wound and Mr.. Dopp will soon be
all right again.
| Thos.. xx,bo daS;ra a ,,pro ,nad,,1tar
ated paris green should call at once at
the store of o. G. Callies for he has but
a limited supply left.
On Thursday evening next, at $50
sharp, the Continental Fire Extinguish-
er Co., of this city, will give public
exhibition at the corner of Third and
Scott streets, of its fire extinguisher
known as 1.-THE Chief" Everybody is
cordially invited.
Umbrellas repaired, recovering
promptly and neatly done, by j. G..
Remfrey, 3l2 Second st.
Robert +. Davis, who has been man
ager of the Toland Business University
since it started in Wausau several years
ago, has purchased the school and will
hereafter conduct the same. Mr. Davis
is an able man and all are pleased 10
know that he will remain in Wausau
| DR.. Turbin. the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, July 18TH
Henry Helke, who lives in the north
part of the city had the fortune yester-
day morning of catching an eel weighing
seven pounds The fish was caught near
the foot bridge above the city pumping
station and is the largest of that species
caught in this vicinity in great many
years 1t measured three feet, three
inches in length.
| VIM. Hett, mail carrier, is taking an
enforced vacation Billy is troubled
with his feet, the bones in the insteps
protruding outward from excessive
walking so as to render him unable to
cover his route without difficulty He
is now undergoing treatment and dur
ing his lay off his place is being filed
by Oscar Winneberg, the regular sub
carrier being engaged during Fred
Marquardt's absence fishing.
Are you warm ? Of course you are
You can keep cool by letting Seim Bros.
fix you up with neat suit of cool sum-
mer clothes. Also gauze underwear and
neglige shirts.
We want to win your confidence by
fair, square dealing in the grocery bust
ness, and we wantyou to feel that every
dollar you spend here means that you
get 100 cents worth of goods. Nothing
will knowingly be offered that has not
the requisite quality to make it first class.
That best that can be bought in the gro
Gerry line is offered you. The standards
of this store is to see that satisfaction
goes out when an order goes out.-M ak
| f. Boehm, TEL 3lS