Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-03-27
Mrs. H. A. Blaesing is i'll.


Lourine, the daughter Of Mrs. G. l..
Young is quite sick.
Mark Manson can now be found at
the Manson mill
One dollar viii buy one Eastman
kodak at |. A. LaCerte st
Weinfeld's, the Guaranteed $500 stiff
hat spring styles, now on sale.
In st. Stephens church a class of II
will be confirmed on Sunday, April Sth.
Mrs. Jane Hopkins is now at Seim
Bros. and she wants you to call on her.
Don't forget the Henry Watterson
lecture, Thursday, April 9Th at the New
Opera House.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German Spe-
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bells
House, April Gath.
"Shore Acres" at the Opera House
next Friday evening, one of the best
attractions ever given in Wausau.
Steve Bessy has been engaged for one
year as janitor of the Presbyterian
church. Steve" is splendid man for
the position
Adele, the two-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schoyke died at her
parents home in the town of Easton on
Sunday. The funeral was held yester
day.
VIM. Wendt, who has been in the en-
ploy of Pfeiffer & Klecker, meat dealers,
has resigned and leaves on Saturday
for Wittenberg, where he will embark
in butcher business for himself.
Mrs. Rose Rilfoil, wife of Dan Rilfoil
of Merrill died in this city At the River
side Hospital on Thursday, after a short
illness. The remains were taken to
Merrill for burial in the evening.
Miss Marion Ryan was taken serious
ly i'll with pneumonia last Tuesday.
While she is still quite sick, she is i'm
proving and indications are for an ear
~ recovery. All are delighted to know
tnal Sne is SettlhS oeIteI
Mrs. Jane Hopkins knee pants for
boys and children are the best made.
Double seat and knee patent waist
band holdfa buttons warranted not
to rip; all wool, for the small sum of 80
cents. Seim Bros, opposite Court
House, sole agents.
Mrs. Dora Gutz, 10l Second avenue,
north, died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Wagner on Sunday. De
ceased was 50 years of age and was
born in Germany. The funeral viii be
held on Wednesday afternoon from the
German Reform church.
MARIA Sweeney" thewindow smash
err, is keeping up her reputation, and
last week to prevent her from carrying
out threat to break every window in
the Women'S Christian Home, in st
Paul, whittier she had been taken until
recovered from sickness, was confined
in Jail with her two-weeks old baby
Have your watches and clocks re
paired by Otto Mueller, ieweler, PAT
block Sd street All work warranted.
| Last Thursday, March the a9d, tn,
cold weather went to pieces, and tn,
Iweek of zero weather gave way to gen
tie spring. That day our streets were
Hooded with water and l.. X Wrigh
land crew of men were kept bus,
late into the night thawing out tn,
lcatch- basins. This was done very thor
loughly, and our streets are now com
lparatively dry.
| Woman's Foreign Missionary society
will meet at the residence of Mrs
walter Alexander Wednesday, Marcel
sSth, at n. NJ. The following interest
: ing program viii be given:
! paper-Italy and $. America Mrs. c. 5, GiIber
$500. MIS- : lsttsr
Recitation ,..----. lorenzo Aiexsn1e
story ...-.--.s -.......... -...,. Mrs r. tsoehe
; Entertainers-Mrs. W. Alexander. sir. HaFrie
Baker aud Mrs. William Morgan.
Rev. Carriers subject for the Sunda,
mornings sermon was The Large
Views of Life" In the evening
ladies program was rendered Mis-
Flattery read paper on The Bibl
Ideal of Woman" Miss Alta Cobb
read a paper on The Christian. Youni
lwoman's Influence Among Her Com
lpanions and Her Home and Mis-
Holden read paper on The Christia
Young Womans Influence in the Edr
Icational World The program close
with vocal Solo by Miss Stolte.