Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-22
DEATHAIST.

Jozik, living at ia Park Ave, die,
Thursday and was buried Saturda,
morning from the Polish church oil
Sixth street.
Ignatz Andrewski, aged so years
died at his home on Burek Ave, Sun
day, of cancer of the liver after
months ILLNESS. Funeral will be helC
tomorrow from the Polish church.
Mrs. James Blackburn, of Hurley
died at the residence of her daugh
ter in Milwaukee on Friday Mrs
Blackburn was a former resident Of
Norrie and was quite we'll known in
Wansau.
Mrs. Augusta Langley, widow Of
Asa Langley, and mother of George
Langley, of Merrill, died on Dec. 18th,
in Milwaukee. She was 70 years OF
age and was known to many of the old
settlers of Wausau.
Gustav, the five year old son of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Leitzke, living at 925
Second Ave s., died Sunday of paraly-
sis of the heart and diphtheria, after a
six days ILLNESS. Funeral was held
this afternoon.
Marcella, four months old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Alexander LEANS,
living at Gil Sherman street, died Sun
day of capillary bronchitis after three
weeks ILLNESS. Funeral was held this
morning from St. Mary's church,
Lorenz, aged two years and four
months, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l. P.
Thick, died of pneumonia at their home,
All Sixth street, Saturday morning
after nine days illness. The child was
removed TO Oshkosh later for burial
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Waller, living at
the corner of Bugbee and Burek AYES,
are mourning the death of their son,
lie Roy, aged seven years and eight
months. The boy died Sunday after a
months illness and was buried this
afternoon.
A. B. Gilchrist, of Stevens Point,
died on Friday, Dec 18th, 1908 MIR.
Gilchrist has been a prominent lumber
man of the Wisconsin river valley ever
since 1915. He never married but for
many years has made his home in
Stevens Point with his brother, Will
lam He was straightforward, honest
man and universally respected by his
numerous acquaintance. He was 8S
years old and came to Stevens Point in
1910.
VIM Mertens, aged IS, died Saturday
at his home sol Lincoln Ave, after a
five months illness, carcinoma of the
stomach being ascribed as the cause of
death. Deceased was born in Brallen-
tin Stargard, province of Pomerania,
Ger, s. years a. and had been resi-
dent OF Wausau since 1881 Besides a
wife he leaves three children, Ernst,
William and Mrs Martha Dablke. the
latter living in the town of Rib.Falis,
Funeral was held this afternoon at
O'Clock from ST PauPs church
Michael HeaIy, father of Dan Healy,
the liveryman, died Saturday afternoon
at the home of John +. Lee. Deceased
was born in Ireland, May Is. 1915, and
was therefore past eighty eight years of
age. He came to this country when a
young man and followed the pursuit of
farming until old age compelled him to
retire. withstanding his advanced
years he had been in good health up to
week ago He was formerly resi-
dent of Rodney. Waushara county, and
came here about five years ago. Be
sides his son, Dan, living here he leaves
three other Sous and four daughters,
living in differeat sections of the coun-
try. His remains were taken to Wau-
shsia county Sunday, for burial
John BIoomquist, of this city, died
last Tuesday inDr Ravn's hospital at
Merrill About three weeks ago be
passed through two operations for ca
taFrh Of the stomach and from these he
was recovering when he was seized with
pneumonia, which, owing to his
weakened condition, proved fatal Mr..
Bloomquist was born in Finland about
forty years ago. and since coming to
Wausau had been in the employ of the
d. ) Murray Mfg. Co. as millwright
His remains were brought home from
Merrill. Wednesday, and were inferred
Saturday afternoon from thu Swedish
church on Scott street. members of the
! Equitable Fraternal Union, in which
order deceased carried life insurance
policy for 81 900, being represented by
all members who could leave their
work Deceased is survived BE- wife
and several children