Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-12-18

| Forest lodge No. 130F. and A. Nj. viii
hold its annual election of officers to
morrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wilson's little
daughter, who has been very sick The
past week, is now improving.
Mrs Agnes Mercer writes from st
Petersburg, Florida: 1T is like sum
mer here now-howers in profusion.
| WANTED-A good strong boy, IS year:
and lodging and go to school. Apply al
PILOT Office.
Mrs. George F. Bells is contemplate
ing a trip to California to spend the
winter. She expects to leave about
January LIST.
The marriage of Miss Isabel Baker
of this city, to MIR. Paul A. Staley, oil
Springfield, Ohio, will take place at the
home of Miss Virginia Manson, on
Monday, Dec. 31st.
Sec'y Neil Campbell will give an il
Illustrated lecture in the Y. NJ G.. A. next
Sunday afternoon, A number of new
slides illustrative of the birth and life of
Christ have been secured and will be
shown on canvas for the first time
| G. w. Nutter who was injured about
three weeks ago by falling down a eel
lar way, is getting along very nicely.
| Though his injuries were severe, it was
found that no bones were broken. His
advanced age made recovery necessari-
| ly slow.
It's a good investment to buy your
wall paper now of Callies, even if you
are not ready to paper. The paper is
as good as government bonds and prices
are going to raise after January 1st.
Buy now, save 90 per cent. and paper
at your convenience.
Geo. Viele and Mrs. Kittie Ganther,
the latter of Kaukauna, were married
Thursday evening in Milwaukee. They
will spend their honeymoon In this
city. Mr.. Viele is an engineer on the
G. & n. w. Ry. and formerly lived here
He is well known among the young
element.
Otto Wilke and Miss Hattie Wolf
gram, both of the city, We're marriad at
eight O'Clock Saturday evening at the
home of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. Vim. Wolgram, $50 Park avenue,
Rev. F. Schaer officiating The groom
is machinist in the employ of the ID.
j. Murray Mfg. Co.
There will be four eclipses during
1907, two of the sun and two of the
moon, and transit of Mercury over
the suns disc. The eclipses of the
moon will be visible to North America,
but we will have to go to China to see
the shadows DER the sun. Palm Sunday
will come on March 24th, ST. Patrick s
day on the 18th of. Ireland and New
I ears day on Jan. LIST, while the Fourth
of July and Christmas will not be
changed this year from their usual
dates.
H. G. Stewart and family expect to
get moved into their new home on
Grant street some time during the week
between Christmas and New Years.
The last umber-natural mahogany
arrived last week and decorators, who
are doing very artistic work, are nearly
through. 1t will be one of the most
handsome homes in the city, both from
an exterior and interior point of view
A fine hail. which can be used for
dances, receptions or other purposes,
is arranged on one of the upper floors.
AT a meeting of the directors of the
Baptist church Sunday, it was decided
W loouO d Gall W h6N. II6uclI Ch DOuO-
van to accept the pastorate of the local
church, and an answer is expected
soon. Rev. Donovan is taking a post
graduate course in the University of
Chicago. He has been in the ministry
for som time, his last church being
located in Indianapolis. Following
Rev. A. E. Patchs departure from the
city, Rev. Don ovan preached here sew
eral Sunda Us and made a good impress
sien, for he is a good speaker and al
earnest worker