Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-01-23

! Inc ladies' OF the UnlverSallst Soclet'
will give suppe in the basement 0
the church on Tuesday evening, Jan
Both. Everybody is invited.
Congressman Brown has sent in tn,
name of E. NJ Smart for postmaster o
Merrill, in place of Chris. johnson
The latter has been in office for eigh
years.
There were two entertainments giver
at the opera house the past week which
drew good houses. The Liberty
Belles,' on Thursday, and "Parsifal,
on Saturday evening.
Damon Youngs, charged with burg
larry, will have his examination to-
morrow. He was arrested in con.
nection with the recent burglaries of
stores in Dancy and Knowlton.
Mrs. George Goodhue, an early resi-.
dent of Stevens Point, died in Spokane,
Washington, last Tuesday, Jan. 16
Mrs Goodhue was resident of Wau-
sau for time about % years ago.
The Pauline Hall Opera company will
give an entertainment in this city on
Monday evening, Jan. Goth, at the opera
house, under the auspices of the Wau-
sau Lodge, No. 24s, B. P o. Elks.
At the parsonage of the Presbyterian
church, Sunday afternoon, DIR. Herman
Goetsch and Miss Lillian Stein, both
residents of Clark county, were united
in marriage. They went to Abbotsford
yesterday where they will reside.
Fred Kimball and Miss Agnes
Martini, both clerks in the Leader
store were married this morning by the
Rev. P. L. Casper. They will go to
housekeeping on Jefferson street. after
their return from short bridal tour.
1t is reported that j. Wilson a sales
man well known in this city, dropped
dead in Chicago on Sunday last. He
came here about every month and sold
supplies to the paper mill at Brokaw
He was genial fellow and had many
friends in Wausau
A bad gang of gypsy fortune tellers
struck town Friday and as soon as the
police were informed of the fact, the
dark skinned vendors of Imagination
were made to move. They did not
travel in wagon caravans as is
customary with those people, but by
rail.
Last evening, Mrs w. w. Albers,
while going to her home on east hill,
slipped and fell striking the back of her
head on the sidewalk. She was I'M
conscious for some time, but finally
revived sufficiently to reach her home.
1t was lucky escape from serious
injury.
Rumor hath it that the Misses Mar
garet and Mary Stewart, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart of this
city will be married in San Francisco,
during the month of February. The
former to Mr.. Beverly Birmingham, of
N. Y. City, and the latter to Nh.
Lindley, of San Francisco
Frank Kopzynski and John Huges,
both residents of the town of Ringle,
were arrested Saturday on complaint of
Theodore Krege, Ringle saloon keep
er. Krege alleges that they entered his
place and abused him without provoca-
ton, using vile and obscene language.
Their cases were postponed to January
10Th, they being required to furnish
bail in the sum of 300 each for their
Bishop Weller, bishop co-adjutor, of
Fond du Lac, occupied the pulpit of ST.
Johns Episcopal church on Sunday
morning and evening, and the church
was crowded on both occasions. The
bishop preached two very eloquent SER
mons and charmed all who heard him.
While in the city the bishop was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mylrea.
He departed yesterday going to Indian
apolis where he breaches this evening
The Misses Dunbar gave most
delightful reception and afternoon
whist party to their young lady friends
on Saturday from three to six o'clock.
The home was handsomely decorated
in cut flowers and ported plants. The
receiving party was stationed in the
parlor and consisted of the Misses
Dunbar and Mesdames VIM. Gamble
and W. A. Ladwig, of Edgar. There
were about sixty guests present. Whist
was played until five o'clock when re-
freshments were served at tete-a-tete
tables, after which scores were an
nounced, the prize winners being Mrs.
j. w Coates and Miss Edna Reed.