Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-16

The P. U. S. H. club will give a
sleighride party this evening.
Margaret Murray has been quite sick
with acute tonsilities, she is now i'm
proving.
The Young Peoples Society of St.
PauIs church will hold their monthly
meeting this evening.
VIM. Convey has put new delivery
wagon into use for delivering his tenn
perance drinks to customers.
At meeting of the Eichenkranz on
Sunday it was decided to give its an
nual masquerade in Kroening's hall on
February 21st.
Ole H. Weik met with severe injury
at Stewards mill the other day. A shaft
dropped on TO- tie the third finger of
his left hand smashing it so badly that
he will be laid up for some time.
Helen, the even-months-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Jacks, of 22l
McIntosch street died at her parents
home yesterday The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Bretch-
er officiating.
John Willems, city street COM
missioner, has received his war medal
from Germany, which is given by the
Keiser for distinguished services in the
Franco-Prussian war. The medal is
the size of silver dollar and suspended
from a yellow ribbon. "On one side is
the inscription Welhelm der Crosse,
Keiser Won Prussia" and on the other
is: 'Zum Andenken ander Hunder-
stem Geburstag DIES Grossen Keisers
Wilhelm I-1797-s2, Maerz-1S97."
At the annual business meeting of
the West Side Pleasure Club, held last
evening, the following new officers
were elected;
Presidential VanAdestine.
Notwithstanding. F. Kroening.
Secretary Henry Belize.
Treasurer-HenryN euman.
Trustee for p years-Chas. Williams.
Next Sunday afternoon the president
will appoint the finance and arrange
ment committees.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the National German American
Bank was held at the banking rooms on
Tuesday evening last, at which time
the following directors were elected !:
B. Heinemann, H. NJ. Thompson, G. j.
Winton c. S. Gilbert, F. W. Kickbusch,
j. d. Ross, Walt. Alexander, ii. G..
Flieth, d. j. Murray. The directors
met later and elected officers as follows:
President, B. Heinemann; Vice-Presi-
dent, Walter Alexander; Cashier, H.
G.. Flieth.
A unique and secret club was formed
among the young ladies last week to
| consider what means it is best to use to
show their disapproval of powers that
have taken away their leap year rights.
No bethrothed young lady is to be admit
ted to the secrets. eonclaves. 1t is whis-
pered thatone hung around the outside
door aud made all manner of promises
and protestations through the key hole,
but it was of no avail, their hearts
were like adamant.
About twenty young men of schoteld
made the initial move, on January lst,
/ rQA0 - N,.,ro r,xa a al,,h 70 10 Eroxrn
as the s'schoteld Pleasure Clubs On
Thursday evening the Club was per-
fected by eleoting the following officers
for the ensuing year,
President-Will Prahl.
secretary-John stuehr.
Treasurer-Henry LaPorte.
The business meetings are held on
Thursday evening of each week in
Yonker's hall, and which are always
concluded by social dance.
Rev. w. E. Crosse, of Chicago, rep
resentatiye of the Methodist Book aon-
Germ. the largest religious publishing
house In the world. viii be the guest Of
Rev. Frank A. Pease, next Saturday
and Sunday. He comes In the interest
of the work Of the church and the
Epworth League, and viii have COM
plete line of books and supplies. He
will be at the Methodist church next
Sunday, and all who may be interested
in these things are invited to call aud
see Mr.. Grose. He win lecture in the
Methodist church on Saturday evening
on 1.-The Schoolmaster up TO Date"
The lecture is free and all are invited
TO come.