Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-23

MISS AUDlo htdly OHo VI our ClUJ
teachers, entertained number of her
friends at supper at the Imperial Res
taurant last Saturday The occasion
being her birthday.
On Wednesday evening large num-
Der of friends arranged pleasant sur
prise party on Mrs. AL. Empy, at her
home on corner of Washington and
Main streets. The occasion was her
birthday.
The third animal graduating exer-
cises of the Northwestern Training
School for Nurses were held in Frater-
nifty hall last Wednesday evening. Miss
Marie Becker was the only graduate on
the occasion.
For the usual fifteen minutes talk to
the High School students on Thursday
afternoon each week, editor E. 7. Vince
lock was secured. He selected as his
subject, "The Defense of the Veracity
of Newspapers
Rev. Father Casper was in receipt of
telegram on Saturday conveying the
information that his brother-in-law, M.
Linden, of Chicago, was dead. He left
for that city on Sunday evening to at
tend the funeral.
Fred. Bourgoyne, of town Easton,
and Miss Mary Damitz, of town Wau-
sau, were married at st. Mary's church
yesterday morning. Rev. Jankowski,
of st. Michaeps Polish Catholic church
performed the ceremony.
A force of Western Union Telegraph
linemen were engaged in stringiDg a
wire on Wednesday from the st. Paul
depot to the new commission Office in
the Marathon County Bank building,
opened there yesterday by R. w. Nc
Kinnon, of Green Bay.
Mrs. Henry Ivey and daughter, Mrs.
w. M. Anderson, of Toronto, Canada,
who were guests of the latter's brother
in-law, V. A. Anderson, went up to
Merrill on Wednesday, where they will
visit few days at the home of Nath.
Anderson, before returning to their
home.
| The PILOT made 2 statement last
week that Hackbarth d Knorr had sold
out their stock of general merchandise
to Jacob Graebel. This was mistake.
They only sold about $500 worth of dry
goods which they wished to close out in
order to make room for gents furnish
| ing goods and boots and shoes.
Last week the PILoT, by mistake in
placing copy, failed to make notice OF 3
very important event in the history OF
our city and county-the birth of a son
to Superintendent and Mrs. John F.
Lamont. His future birthdays will be
duly celebrated on the 10Th of January
of each year. The PILOT joins in hearty
congratulations.
Miss Ella Ruder, clerk in Heinemann's
dry goods store, treated large number
of her friends to sleighride and oyster
supper on Friday evening, the occasion
being her eighteenth birthday. The
oyster supper was served at a farmers
residence in the country about five
miles distant from the city to which
place the party was driven at about IL
O'Clock
W. H. Bradley, of Tomahawk, presi-
dent of the Wisconsin's Valley Adj
vancement Association, left on Satur.
day for Pittsburg, Boston and New
York City, to consult and attract the
attention of capitalists to this section OF
the country He viii be absent about
1.-TWO weeks. His objective point is the
former city, where he viii meet and
hold conference with Carnegie.
am now permantiy located at 205
IScott St, where both day and night
calls will receive prompt attention.
lshall give special attention to surgical
cases, diseases of women and she radi
cal cure of rupture, by perfectly safe
and painless method. No charges viii
be made for examination of rupture
cases. w. ID. MONROE.
| The following are the committees ap
pointed to prepare for the Once
Year dance to be given in Alexander
hall on January Goth.
| Arrangement-L. j. kretlow, John
ILerum, l.. K. Wright. Walt. Mueller
and Otto Karos.
Floor-ohn Curtis, Ed Schultz, ORR
ILiljeqvest, Leon Miller, and Ed Seim.
| Reception-John Kiefer, Dan Healy
lC A. Nutter, Herman Seim, Henry
iNeuman.