Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-02

terrain church will give supper on
Tuesday evening next.
John Lerum has accepted a position
with HI. A. Schwartzburg, of Milwau-
kee, dealer in cigar boxes.
The Get One club of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will hold banquet in the assembly
hall this evening. Since the club was
started 70 new members heve been
added to the association.
'sAlI WOOL is the guarantee given
with every boys school suit sold at
Seim Bros. They are neater, wear
longer aud give better satisfaction than
the cheap, shoddy kind
So far Herman Miller is the only can
didate to file with the register of deeds
| his bill of expense incurred in the re-
cent election. Mr.. MilIer's expense was
1918, mostly for incidentals.
"A Broken Heart" which plays at the
| Opera House Friday night is said to be
! equal to either ShOreJ Acres or Human
Hearts they carry all the scenery neces-
sary to present the play also a strong
cast.
Remem Der the sale of fancy work and
supper to be held at the Uniyersalist
society next Saturday. Sale COM
mences at 3 p. m. Supper will be
served from $50 o'clock; general in
vitation Is extended TO all to be present.
80 cent ueck wear for 80 cents at
Weinfeld's closing out sale.
The meeting of the Agricultural
! society which was to have been held
recently, was postponed to the next
meeting of the county board, which
convenes Jan. 9th At that time new
officers will be elected, dates for
next fair meeting fixed and report
made to the county board.
Prof j. M. Coyner, Phi. d., lectured
Sunday afternoon in the assembly room
of the Y NJ c. A. on the subject of
"Mormanism, and the room proved to
be too small for the audiesEee. Mr.
Coyner is a good speaker and has a
| good knowledge of the subject he treats
of. This was the first of series of
four discourses to be given by that
gentleman.
| Miss Helen Hecker. aged sixteen
years and eight months, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Hecker, living at
$40 Second Ave n, died Saturday.
She had been i'll for eight months. Flu
neral was held this afternoon from st.
Stephens church, the Rev + Werhahn
conducting the service.
! We have heard many complaints
within the past few days about the city
witer As one man expressed it lit
tsstes like the drainage from a glue
vat" but he failed to state whether or
rot he had ever tasted the latter.
Others whose sense of smell is very
acute state that it is very odoriferous.
This state of affairs is supposed to be
due to the vegetation in the pipes and
is but another "hunchn that something
will have to be done with our water
system before the century passes.
A young man was liberated from the
county jail in Merrill last Wednesday
after securing his freedom hired rig
at one of the livery stables in that city
and drove to Wausau. On Thursday
Nutterville and sold the horse and
buggy to Seymour, then came to town,
witnessed the show al the opera house
and then skipped town. He was seen
here by the officers and could have
been captured but the Merrill author.
tiles had not notified them of the theft
Last evening at the residence of w
b Scholfield, there was an event given
which was of more than usual interest
1t was the first appearance of the fam
Gus SNOWFALL Brothers, colored min.
strels. The many friends who were
permitted to attend speak very highly
of the performance. Each and every
one of the combination is an artist
possessing voices far above the average
No less deserving of praise is the col
ored lady accompanist, Miss Mogine
SNOWFALL. All their friends trust tC
hear them again in the near future.
Geo Kuhln ann and Miss Matilda
Mehl were united in marriage on Thurs
day evening last at the home of the
brides father, Henry Mehl, 6S8S Third
Ave. The ceremony took place in the
presence of relatives and few invited
guests and was performed by the Rev
f. Schaer. Miss Anna Kuhlmann
sister of the groom, acted as maid Of
honor while the Misses Anna Mehl aud
Emma Garske were bridesmaids. The
groom was unattended After the
wedding ceremony a supper and re-
ception followed which was attended
by fully three score of guests The
bride and groom were the recipients o.
many beautiful and valuable wedding
presents. The young couple have gone
to housekeeping at 638 Third Ave. S.
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