Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-02-27

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Country" N. w. L.
FARMS To RENT or for sale in Mara
thon County. Renters wanted at once.
Apply at the office of
If. DIR. w. G. DICKENS.
Mrs. G. F. Dunbar entertained a
number of her lady friends at whist
yesterday afternoon. Prizes were won
by Mrs. b. Heinemann and Mrs. B. ii.
Conlin.
The Masonic dancing party on Friday
evening was attended by about fifty
couples. The ladies of the Universalist
Society furnished refreshments, and
Dygert's mandolin club rendered excel
lent music for the occasion.
At reception given by the Wiscon-
sin women, residing at the Hotel
Wellington Washington, d. c., last
Tuesday evening, the following from
Wausau were in attendance: Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Stewart; Asst. Atty.
and Mrs. Pradt, Mrs. s. G.. Staples and
the Misses Stewart.
Celina Dilzi, of Hurley, Iron Co.,
an inmate of the County Asylum died
last Saturday of hemorrhage of the
brain. She had had several attacks of
late. She was forty-two years old and
was committed to the Northern Hospi-
tai at Oshkosh in 1894, and was trans
ferred to Wausau in 1885,
A Hard Times" party was given in
Forest hall last evening. Only married
people were invited and the price of
admission was forty-nine cents. Any
one dressed in better style than in over
hauls and calico dress were not adj
mitted. 1t was reported by some of
those who were present, that it was
one of the most enjoyable affairs ever
given in the city.
The Union Evangelistic meeting held
in the Opera House on Sunday evening
was again attended by packed house,
every seat being taken. Rev, I. A.
Pease spoke on Seeing Face to Face
which was very attentively listened to
by the audience Mrs. Geo. Hart sang
a beautiful solo entitled ''He Knows"
+. NJ. James and Mrs. w. o. Carrier
rendered Duet and the Y Nj. c. A.
Glee Club gave vocal selections. Next
Sunday Rev. Adam Fawcett will speak.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will give 10 cent tea in the parlors of
NJ. E. church, Wednesday, Feb. 2sth,
from $50 to 7;S0P.N
MENU.
Baked Potatoes.
Dreamed Goldfish.
Pickles Salad.
Rolls. Cake.
Program in auditorium at 7:45 P. NJ:
Address. Miss Cora Grove
| Vocal Solo. Mrs. Geo. Hart
Reading ............ Miss Margaret Mower
All are most cordially invited.
All of the old settlers of Wausau
knew George Wilson. He was one OF
the livhest young men On the sos in
an athletic way, that there was in the
piuery, and we doubt if there are any
| in this section today that can equal his
irecord in running, jumping or walking
He was a wonder His brother, VIM.
Wilson, informs PILoT reporter that
George was stricken with paralysis last
week, at his home in Kansas City. and
| is now in preearious condition. He
is n florist and has six green houses IL
that city. Mr.. Wilson viii go to him
very soon, if he can be of assistance
| A number of the lady friends of Mrs
P. c. Eldridge, gave her sort of a fare
well party on Tuesday evening last
1t was planned as surprise, and wa:
one, but came very near turning out
otherwise. Mrs. Eldridge dropped into
neighbours and there found the Who'll,
crowd ready 10 so somewhere, and on,
quiek-witted lady, in answer as to wher,
they were going, told just where they
NStV AVt sosnS .AHe 4uSStSo N1tt &uA ;
Eldride quickly return home, get ready
and go with them. She readily con
lseuted and was accompanied by Mrs
IPiumer so there would be no mistak,
about her being there when wanted
1t was fancy dress affair and some o
the costumes were wonderful creations
OF feminine ingenuity. Mrs. Eldri.'g'
/. was taken completely by surprise, an'
| the evening was one the most enjoyable
that one could imagine.