Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-19

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Young's.
Louis Marchetti was on the sick list
several days last week.
DIR. Rich, dentist, over American ex-
press office on Scott street.
Harry Heinemann received cable
gram from his father on Saturday, from
Hamburg, stating that all were well
and that they would leave for Berlin on
Sunday
Emil Koebke and Bertha zimmerman
were married as the parsonage OF st.
Stephens Church last Saturday night.
Rev. F: Werhahn officiating. They will
make their home in Wausau.
A number of picnic parties enjoyed
an outing at the club house grounds
north of the city, on Sunday afternoon.
Many boats were on the river, and
songs and laughter were waited across
the waters.
The Board of Review will meet in the
city hall next Monday morning, June
18th, at nine o'clock for the purpose of
reviewing and examining the assess
ment roll of real and personal property,
recently completed.
Measurements were taken yesterday
morning for a cement walk in front of
Mic. lenders saloon and cafe, and it
will soon be laid. Such walks should
be laid the full length of Third street,
on both sides of the road.
Considerable work toward the beauti-
flying of Grand avenue has been in
progress lately. The cutters are being
cut down to symmetrical shape and
the surplus material is being thrown in
to the centre of the street.
A memorial service in memory of the
late Mrs. Geo d. Ellis will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Thursday
evening. A large meeting is desired,
and friends of whatever faith are in.
vited to participate in the service.
The marriage of VIM. Gering and
Miss Augusta Dudek occurred on Sat
urday evening in the German Baptist
church, on Sixth street, Rev. II. +
Mueller officiating. The young people
will make their home in this city.
The Pabst Theatre Stock Co. played
to good houses on Friday and Sunday
evenings in Alexander and Columbis
theatres, respectively. German play:
were given and the entertaining ability
of the actors was shown to good ad
vantage. The music was furnished
both evenings by Jacob Reuters or
eheStra.
The fowowing Wausau young people
arrived home on Friday from Madison
where they had been attending thu
State University: Jay McCrossen
Lawrence Liljqvist, Mitchell Stewart
Clarence Harvey, Jacob Kolter, Osca
Ringle. Walter Curtis and Walter Men
eel. Nicely Pardee arrived home from
the University this Tuesday.
A number of the young men were on
. in an open vehicle, on Friday evening
serenading. Those who were for
tunate enough to hear them thor
oughly enjoyed the sweet strain
of melody, and applause create,
the singers from every side. Ma.
lit not be long before these youui
men appear again ''in the evening b
the moonlight"
The following members of the Elk
lodge departed this afternoon for Rhine
lander. where they will organizes lodg
of ElkS this evening Charles Weinfelt
Henry Smith. Herb. Manson, Be-
Goodrich, A. NJ. Fox, Otto Kaross, job
Kiefer, DIR. Russell Lyon, Jud AleNal
der, L. z. Gilman, Fred KickbuSch, W
C. Davenport aud r. H. Johnson.
Mrs. Clara 3oetcher practical mi,
! wife, Fifth street, next TO the Germa
e Lutheran church. Continements an
I. all other kinds of sickness taken ut Il
: house. Telephone connection. o2a-t
A farewell reception was held in II
! basement of the Presbyterian churC
It last evening, in honor Of Charles Zahl
Burt Clifford and Miss Sophia Crane
: who were preparing to leave the eli
: for other fields of labor Games we
{. played and refreshments served, and
general good time was had until elev,
n O'Clock. when all repaired to the Mort
western depot TO bid farewell to NJ
Zahn The two latter young Peep
departed this morning,