Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-02-03
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VIZ. and A. Nj on w edneSday even
ing. Work in the M. NJ degree all
members are requested TO be present
VIM. Heinemann, of Milan, this
county, arrived in the city last evening
from the Pacific coast. While in that
section he purchased 100 acres of land
near the Canadian line and will move
his family out there about March 1st
Candlemas day, Monday Feb I'd, was
duly observed in Wausau at the Caiho-
lie churches. The PILOT is of the opin-
ion that the sun was out long enough
10 this vicinity for the woodchuck to
see his shadow, hence winter will con-
tinue
For limited time o. C. Callies will
make present of bottle of Fayorite
machine oil (of the size which retails
for ten cents to every lady calling in
person and making purchase. This is
not an inferior grade of oil, fit was the
offer wouldn't be made.
Don Mccormick and the two Sievert
boys who were arrested for whipping
Walter Franzen two weeks ago and
whose case had been continued were up
before Judge Miller Saturday to have
their case passed upon The Judge sus-
pended sentence pending their good be-
havior
Sunday wreck occurred on the ST
Paul road at Schotield, two special
freights coming together at that station
with the result that both engines were
badly damaged. The northbound pass
enger train was delayed an hour and a
half before the track was cleared
Luckily no one was injured, and just
who was responsible for tie wreck we
did not learn
The Crary lectures will be given in
this city, at the Presbyterian church,
during the week beginning Feb. %.
The Crary's gave a week of illustrated
lectures three years ago and they were
voted to be the very best illustrated
lectures ever given here. They come
with new pictures entirely, such as the
destruction of st. Pierre and the erup-
ton of Mt. Pelee; funeral of Mckinley;
Mckinley speaking at Buffalo; Buffalo
exposition and its brilliant illumination,
etc. Course tickets IS cents.
When you buy from US you save
money. You get the best quality of
groceries and provisions. Wemake the
smallest margin on our goods. We
treat everybody alike. Trade~with us
one month and you will find you are
ahead from 10 to 20 per cent. Try it
and convince yourself. Everything in
the grocery line, best line of groceries,
fresh vegetables and the best flour and
coffee on earth will be found at our
store Orders promptly filled. Max E.
Boehm, two stores on Grand avenue
Phones 31S and 351.
The case of p c. Werle against the
Northwestern Flint and Sandpaper Co.
was tried in circuit court last week but
the arguments of the attorneys will not
be made until next Saturday. At the
time of the sale of the plant of the above
named company year ago by the old
stockholders, Werle, who was one of
the number, served an injunction re-
straining the sale, but the injunction
was dissolved. The financial affairs
were in mixed up condition at that
time. 1t was partly financial matters
that entered into the present suit.
The case of the Chicago Excelsior Co.
vs.. the Wausau Excelsior Co was tried
in Judge Miller's court yesterday, but
one of the witnesses being absent, and
another case pressing the Judges atten-
ton, judgment will not be rendered until
later. The plaintiff sued to recover
the price of &pr load of excelsior bolts
which it claimed to own, but which
had been shipped to the defendant COM
pany by the contractor by mistake.
They were an extra fine lot of bolts and
were valued at 1900 per cord, but this
price the defendant company refused
to pay.
Do not fail to attend SCHOENE-
BERGS CLEARING SALE: Sugar,
20 lbs, ST 90; oat neal, 10 lbs, 25c; all
package coffee, &c; Dandy soap. 10 for
25c; Lenox, Badger and Santa Claus
soap, for 25c; choice evaporated APP
piles, Sc h.; canned goods, Juneau
brand, every can guaranteed, see quo
tations on hand bills; mems fur coats
at % per cent discount; mems star and
ribbed rubbers, 81 % per pair; mems
very heavy underwear, 34c, 39c and 45c,
higher grades in proportions; ladies'
heavy underwear, 1Sc and upwards;
outing Shaker and Canton fiannels, A to
l0c. worth 25 per cent. more; felt shoes
at actual cost, ask to see them ladies'
corsets, all dollar goods and up, now
| 75c; ladies' corsets, all soc and roc
! goods, 45c. Your patronage solicited.
WIN. SCHoENEBERG. Third st.
A suit for damages has been COM
menced against Geo. T Bells 4 Son by
| relatives of the late John Karas. and
notice OF trial has been hled with the
clerk of court but it is hardly probable
that the case will be tried at this term.
The suit is brought to recover $4,000
damages for alleged negligence on the
[ part of defendants, which negligence 1t
is further alleged caused the death of
said John Karas Our readers will re-
member that the man was picked up
the morning of October Goth by police
officer who found him lying uncon.
scious at the bottom of an excavation
| for stairway to the basement of the
Bells House. This had not been barri-
caded, and Karas being under the in
! fiuence Of liquor at the time, fell into
the place striking his head on a cement
floor, fracturing the skull which caused
| his death November LIST. The case will