Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-01-06

The county board convened this after
noon at two o'clock This Will be a
short session, the principal business
being the settlement with county
officers and reports.
q There will be stated communi-
AYcation of Forest Lodge, No. 1870,
WE g. A. NJ, on "Wednesday even
ing, at which time The installation of
officers will taRe place All brothers
are requested to be present
This is pickle season and the best on
the market are those of Budlong. You
can get the German dill, sauer, sweet
mixed, sauer sweet, chow chow, picked
onions, etc, of Max f. Boehm. He
also sells sauerkraut in any quantity
Two stores On Grand Ave, Tel. 31s and
351.
The members of the Universalist
church will give reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James McCros-
sen this evening, Tor their pastor and
wife, Rev. and Mrs b. b. Gibbs. A
general invitation is extended to all to
be present on this occasion. The hours
are from until 10 O'Clock.
AT the funeral of G. A. Lupient, an
old soldier, at Marshded Sunday the
floor Of the church directly under the
coffin caught fire which caused a STAN
pede of people for the doors. When re-
turning from the cemetery the Rev.
McKir ", the officiating pastor. was
struck runaway team and Injured.
WAUsAU, Wis, Jan s, 1903.
Esteemed Neighbor
Yourself and ladies are hereby invit-
ed to attend the installation ceremon-
les Of Wausan Camp, No. 1861, on Mon
day, December 18th. p. M, at Wood
man Hall
BY order of Camp,
B Z RIEBE, Clerk.
Anna Marquardt agei thirty-tw5
years and five months, died at dve
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
county insane asylum, of which she was
an innate She had been i'll for two
weeks past, the cause of death being
epileptic fits. Her body was removed
to Caroline, Wis, this morning for
burial.
} Bohnacker, living opposite school
No. 4, in the western part of the towr
of Frankfort, lost his house by fire last
Wednesday. The loss is partially COW
cred by insurance. On Saturday, f.
Mesalk, who lives about one and one
half miles from Swan postof1ice, in the
same town, suffered similar loss, but
carried no Insurance.
There will be a meeting of the city
council this evening at which time the
petition Of Messrs. Trevitt, Brown,
Kreutzer and Alexander for street
railway franchise will be brought up
for discussion and to DE acted upon
It is quite probable that quite number
of citizens will be present to take part
in the discussion.
Johann Herman, aged three years
and three months, son of one If the
German emigrant families that rece..ly
arrived here, died Sunday of mea-
sizes and was buried Monday George
Weber, aged eight months, also belong
ing to one of these families died Sun
day and was buried yesterday, assist
ance again being extended by the citi-
zens.
On New Years afternoon, the follow
ing young ladies received at the home
of Mr. and Mrs c Z Dunbar: Misses
Nell and Margaret Dunbar. Edith Lang,
Gonna Pardee, Dorothy Heinemann and
Della ThayerJ The home was hand
somely decorated with smilax and cut
flowers, and the young ladies We're kept
busy until evening entertaining New
Year callers.
All those who were in attendance at
the Wisconsin Teachers association
meeting held in Milwaukee, last week,
reportthe meeting a most pleasant and
successful one as well as being largely
attended Addresses were made by
Messrs Mathie and Parlin, of the Wau-
sau schools, which were highly compli-
mented by the Milwaukee papers.
Mr. Mathie was succeeded to the presi
dency of the association by E. A Birge,
acting president of the state universe y.
The retiring president, however, was
placed on the executive committee.
Tom Dole and Geo Pankratz. of the
town Of Emmett are serving ten days
Jail sentence for larceny The two
were invited to neighborhood gather
ing at the home of Frank DAul last Fri
day evening, where they were treated
rs 3e.e the other guests with plenty of
refreshments After the neighbors had
departed for their BONES, and when the
family Fad retired for the night, these
men it is alleged returned and breaking
into the house confiscated key of beer
and faucet and wound up with glor
iouS jag They were arrested ana
fped s. and costs each by the town jus
tice. aud in default of payment are now
doing stunt Mt the county Jail.
Ralph Newell, who delivers mail on
rural route No ?. and Miss Ida Hide
brand were uaited in marriage Sunday
AT the home of the brides parents at
Tomahawk The young couple came to
Wausau that same evening and were
met Al the depot by number of Ralph's
friends who bad provided hack for
their conveyance up town. After the
couple were seated inside these friends
opened mp the hack and then for the
first time Ralph recognized it. 1t was
Dan Healy's old vehicle that has done
service for the last forty years, and was
fitted up with wheels on one axil and
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