Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-26

Arthur Yale is very sick with pneu-
monia at his home in milwaukee e.
Miss Marie johnson went down to
Milwaukee this morning to attend the
Carnival.
Mrs j. H. Nutter has been very sick
for the past four weeks, but is now con
valescing.
DR.. TurbIn, the eminent German Spe
cialist and surgeon, will be at Bells
House, July 18th.
Ernestine Kobe, of the town of Yves
ton, died yesterday aged eight years
The funeral will be held in this city to.
morrow.
Rev. JAS. Wilson, of Merrill, will
occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, both morning and
evening.
Boys and children's clothing, So suits
3.9S, $3.50 suits for 2.99, $3.50 suits at
/ .9S at Weinfeld's.
Edna Bleise, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Bleise of the town of Texas,
died yesterday morning, aged 10 years
The funeral will occur tomorrow after.
noon in the above named town.
Dan Ford departed Saturday evening
for Milwaukee, where he will meet the
young lady of his choice and be united
in marriage. Dan is coachman fol
Lamar Sexmith and is well known by
all the boys.
In passing o. C. Callies' display win
dow one notices large American flag
to which is pinned placard bearing
these words "These Colors Don't
Run" Surrounding the flag are paint
pals containing differently colored
| liquids, and the display is thus made
very suggestive.
Rufus p. Rawson and Margaret
Kapinsky will be united in marriage
| tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock
at the home of the brides parents, Rev
w. o. Carrier officiating. James Terry
OF Baraboo, will be groomsman anC
Miss Katie Kapinsky VIII act as brides
maid Mr.. Rawson is brakeman OF
the St. Paul railroad,
The Flints, hypnotists, entertained
fair-sized audiences in Alexander The
atre every evening last week. The.
are, truly, mirth provokers, and tn,
audience each evening was convulseC
with laughter. A large audience greet
ed the hypnotiSts at Columbia Theatr'
on Sunday evening, at which time
satisfactory performance was given.
The members of the Liederkranz anC
Eichenkranz returned from the Saen
gerfest at Green Bay, early yesterda,
morning. The only thing that MARIE,
the enjoyment of the occasion was tn
wreck of the excursion train near ID
Pere. On the way to Green Bay, tn
singers bought up all edibles they coul
get hold of in a small town near De Per
and did not get a good square meal IN
Ill their destination was reached on FIR
day evening.
All wool mems suits in light colorS
worth IS, 50 and $40, during our specia
sale 1915. Golden Eagle.
The marriage of Walter Billingto
and Miss Lulu Lemke will occur at tn
home of the young lady's father
MIR. IL. G. Lemke, on Washingto
street, Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
Rev. W o. Carrier officiating, Erne:
Legg will act as groomsman aud si
ter of the bride viii be bridesmaid
Following the ceremony, the youn
people viii depart for Waupaca, nea
which place they will visit with reli
tiveS of Mr.. Ellington. They will the
return aud make their home in this cit.
Both are we'll known and popular, an
the groom is brakeman on the c. \
4 st. p. Ry.
: The corner stone of the new GeTma
) Methodist church, corner of Sixth an
I jefferson streets, was laid Sunds
e afternoon at o'clock. About eigl
German ministers took part in the pr
= gram, and the English pastors we
i represented by Revs. F. A. PeaSe, v
o. Carrier aud A. Fawcett, who ca,
) spoke for a few minutes A lar.
: crowd of people was present to witne
{ the ceremonies, although the wealth
was very warm. The new temple
h Worship was much needed, and its ps
tor, Rev H. F. Mueller, is TO be co
graduated upon bringing the matter
a successful issue.