Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-12
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The prettiest little Shetland pony yet
seen in the city is possessed by Miss
| Winifred Ryan, who is now becoming
acquainted with the little creature. 1t
is very frehcsome, and kicks its heels
into The air when a special opportunity
affords, but that trait of character will
soon be overcome. The pony is a pres
ent from Mr.. Corrigan, of Chicago, who
is cousin of Mr.. Ryan.
Louis H. Loeb, who has been clerk
in Weinfeld Bros clothing store for
few years past, has resigned his posi-
ton, and returned to his home in Apple
ton on Saturday evening. A very
pleasant dancing party was given in
his honor at Fraternity Hall on Thurs
day evening. His position in the store
will be filed by Anton Bake, who will
arrive in the city today from Faribault,
Minnesota.
The capital stock of the Mathie Brew
ing Co. has been increased from $60, 900
to S75, 900, the increase of s15, 900 having
been made on Wednesday. Prepara-
lions are being made by that company
to build large addition to its brewery
on the avenue, sewer connection having
been made last week, and everything is
being gotten in readiness for the break
ing of ground A new plank walk was
laid in front of the hop house on Friday.
Mail orders tor ice cream promptly
filleo at Young's.
The Mathie Brewing Co. has let the
contract for the building of its new
brew house to Ziebell Bros. & Golz, of
this city. The new structure will face
Grand avenue, its dimensions to be
32x36 feet. three-stories high, with a
tower sixty feet in height. The offices
of the company will be located on the
lower floor, and the remainder of the
building will be used for brewing pur-
poses. The old frame brew house,
which has done its duty for so many
years, will be torn down and consigned
to the rubbish heap.
The marriage of j. Harvey Babcock
and Miss Emily Hanka occurred on
| Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian
parsonage, the Rev. W. D. Carrier
officiating. The groom was attended
by Will Haskin and the bride by Miss
4 Mayme Babcock, sister of the groom.
The contracting parties are both wei
known and popular young people OF
this city. Mr.. Babcock has for some
4 time been bus driver for Green Bros,
and Wausau has been his home during
most Of his life. The bride has many
excellent qualities of head and heart
and moves in large circle o. friends
and acquaintance. The young people
are for the present making their home
with Mrs. Frank Babcoek on Forest st.
John DeGarmo, of Flanner, in this
county, died last Friday, of pneumonia.
Mr. De(iarmo was 81 years of age, and
had been great sufferer for the past
seven years. At that time he was taken
down with rheumatism and has hardly
been able to move since. For five years
he has not been able to move without
assistance. He belonged to Wausau
Lodge, No 2I5, /. o. o. F., and that
J order did much to help him along. He
was sent to the Hot Springs several
years ago but received very little help.
, He leaves a wife who is in an insane
. asylum and one son, who lives in
Pennsylvania The funeral took place
Sunday morning at $50 from Odd Eel
! lows hall, the Revs. W. o. Carrier and
; F. A. Pease officiating. The Odd Eel
: lows attended in a body and had
i charge.