Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-11
Geo. Farnham has been under the
weather for the past week

MES. D. A. 1OfLor entertainment Il NUM-
Der of her lady friends at whist last
evening
Miss Leah Yawkey will give domino
party to her young friends next Friday
evening
A full assortment of ladies' muslin
underwear, skirts, chemises, drawers,
| night-gowns and corset covers arrived
today at Athens.
VIM Urban. boy If fourteen, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Urban, of the town
of Weston, died yesterday. He will be
buried tomorrow.
Boyuton Tent, No 90, K o. I. NJ.
held an installation of officers Wednes-
day evening OF Foaestei-s hall, After
the installation the members sat down
to and enjoyed supper.
Ernst Schroeder; of the town of Ham
burg, killed wild cat on his premises
yesterday and came to town today with
the scalp and drew the 81 bounty offered
by the state and county.
The merry musical jingle 1.-THE Tele-
phone Girl teeming with feminine
beauty and all the elements which go
to enthrall the public, is now in its fifth
consecutive year of its glorious success.
Grand Opera House Friday, Feb. A.
Miss Nellie Silverthorn entertained
her young lady friends at whist yester-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Eliza
beth Single. The prizes were won by
the Misses Manson and Huntington.
Dainty refreshments were served and it
was an afternoon of great pleasure to
all present.
The briSkneSs noted in the matrimo-
NAL bureau of w. j. Kregel, county
clerk, has evidently suffered an abate-
license was issued. The people named
in this license are Albert F. Lienkemper,
of Linton, Green county, and Miss Eta
Brehmer of city.
The following services will be held, on
Ash Wednesday, at st. Johns Episco-
pal Church. viz:
Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m
Morning Prayer and Li:any at 10 A. NJ
Evening Service, with address at 4:30
p. m.
The attention of the police force was
directed last evening to the wall paper
store of o. G.. Callies by the sound of
breaking of glass. The cause proved
to be that stranger, hearing of the ex-
quisite 1902 designs kept by that gentle
man, attempted to purloin few.
When ted the prices he was surprised
at the lowness and cheerfully paid for
what he had taken, and today sent in a
cash order for more.
Leo Largay, draughtsman in Murray
foundry, received such a shock at the
acciaenC which occurred there a short
time ago, that he lies in very critical
condition at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
w. &. Dickens. Heart trouble and in
tiammatory rheumatism have confined
him to his bed since the accident, and
tomorrow if the patient is able to be
moved he will be taken to his home in
Oshkosh.
L. K Wright has accepted a position
with Fred Rietbroock, of Milwaukee, to
look after the matter of getting settlers
on his lands in Marathon county. MIR.
Rietbroock has got the largest tract of
fine hardwood lands held by any one
firm in the county, and all Of which
are in the neighborhood of Athens, in
the northwest part of the county. For
the present Mr.. Wright will make his
headquarters in Wausau.
Does your stomach trouble you Try
a bottle of Connour Digestive Juices.
Frost-Philbrick Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Parcher enter
tanned a number of their lady and
gentlemen friends at whist last Thurs
day evening. 1t was very enjoyable
party in every way; how could it be
otherwise with such popular entertain
fers as are Mr. and Mrs. Parcher. Re-
freshments were served at IL O'clock
and a canvass of the scores showed the
prize winners to be Mesdames +. II.
Pardoe and G.. f. Turner, and Nessrs.
20. +. Turner aud III. H. Manson.
Assembly No 81, Equitable Fraternal
Union, gave dancing party Saturday
evening mt Forest Hall for the benefit of
the members and lady friends. The at
tendance, was all that the hall could
comfortably accommodate, and it was
a late hour when those assembled de-
parted for their homes The dancing
at intervals during the early part of the
evening was interspersed with music,
declarations and speeches, and at IL
o'clock cake, doughnuts etc, were
served. Geier's orchestra acted as the
music maker.
Call on Thos. Delaney if you have
anything in the line of plumbing or gas
fitting. All work will be promptly at
tended to. If.
H. j. Blanchard, John F. Lamont,
Christ FranZen, A. l.. KreutZer, Chas.
Nieman and Jos. Berger, composing
the building committee that has the
work in charge of experimenting the
erection of the agricultural and train
ing school met Friday and Saturday.
The deeds to the twenty-five lots on the
west side on which the school will be
located, were accepted and it was de-
cided to advertise for bids, notice of
which may be seen in another column.
1.-The Telephone Girl, New York
Casino gem set to the daintiest music,
the score of Gustave kerker, that wizard
of the baton, the book of Hugh Horton,
who has written mere successes for
Metropolitan audiences than any other
playwright, will be seen at the Grand
Opera House Friday, Feb. IA. 1t is
adapted to all tastes and therein lies its
continued popularity. it is one of the
jolliest, most Irresistible, comical and
unique entertainments at present on the
boards and considering that this is the
fourth season, thing of perpetual JOY.
Frank Blair, who enacts the principal
role, is host in himself, Audiences
laugh heartily over his indescribable
Dialect, and his original humor. Mable
Hite, who is the Estelle, is one of the
most accomplished and beautiful artists
on the stage, Douglas and Ford, the
dancing wonders, have importantro
Pearle Redding, the dainty coincidence,
Tom Smith Martin, the talented
comedian, Franz Murphy, George Aus
tin Moore, George Lynne, Alice Samson,
Laurel Atkins. are described as being
particularly well fitted to their respec-
tive roles The play is in two acts, like
the majority of musical comedies, and
there is not moment for ennui in eth
er. Rapidity of movement is striyen
for from start To the final curtain.
Prices 81 90, 75-50-25 cents.