Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-10

Ray Charter and Miss Chalmers
McInnis will be married tomorrow at
the home of the young lady's sister,
Mrs. w. C. Landon. Rev. 5. N. wilson
will perform the ceremony.
Helmuth Schultz, residing at 7O7
Humboldt Ave, died yesterday after a
five months illness, aged twenty -one
years. The funeral will be held Thurs
day afternoon from st. Paurs church.
| James B. Nash, of Grand Rapids, was
limited in marriage to Miss MaurIne
johnson. of Denver, Col, on Monday,
Sept. I'd. at the home of the latter. Mr..
Nash is well known to many in Wausau.
| You ought 10 see what change a
good floor finish will make on your
floors. After you have once used
Callies' floor finish you will never again
think of using oils or poor preparations
Alben, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Erickson, residing at 1909 N. Sixth Ave-,
died Sunday at the age of nearly eight
years. The funeral will be held Thurs
day from the Swedish Lutheran church
on Scott street.
Genivieve, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wood, residents of the town of
Easton, died Sunday after weeks i'll
ness, aged one year and six months.
The remains were taken to Fremont,
Waupaca county, for burial.
Miss Mae German and Henry Vach-
ereau will be united in marriage to-
morrow. The young lady is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis German.
The young man is an operator in the
st. Paul depot. Both have many
friends who wish them long life of
married bliss.
VIM. Nachtigall and Miss Edith Tex
tor will be married this afternoon at the
home of t. lady's mother, Mrs. John
Carbine. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the hour of 400 by the Rev.
S. N. Wilson. Arthur and Anna Tex
tor, brother and sister of the bride, will
be the attendants.
The Marathon County Ry., w. ID.
Connor's road, has been assessed 1928 20
in state taxes. The Abbotsford d
Northeastern, another Marathon county
road. will pay $49956 The e. & N. w.
Ry. pays more than any other road in
the state, s5l8,0l7, and the Chica go &
Lake Superior Ry., the least, 64c.
Mr.. and Mrs Benz. Heinemann delight
fully entertained large number of
their friends at an informal dancing
party at the Wausau Club house, on
Tuesday evening, in honor of their
visiting guests, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hops,
and Miss Hops, of Boston, Mass, Miss
Stern, of Chicago and Miss Ullman, of
Appleton. The above named com
posed the receiving party to whom in
vited guests were presented. The
music was inspiring and dancing was
kept up until late hour. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
My stock of wall paper is as COM
plete now as it is in the spring. The
factories are selling cheaper now than
they did early in the season and conse-
quently | can give customers better
prices. Call and look over patterns.-
Callies.
An application has been made to
Gov. Davidson, to grant pardon to
Geo. Handler, now serving life
sentence in the state prison for murder.
Wausau people are familiar with the
Handler entered saloon in
Merrill on New Years night, 1890, and
getting into an alteration, shot and
killed Dave Sarvis and short time
later severely wounded policeman
who attempted to arrest him. Two
days later he entered plea of guilty
before Judge Webb and received the
above sentence. Sarvis, prior to
going to Merrill, was resident of Wan
sau. He was at one time a base ball
player and was well liked in that ele-
ment. The application for the pardon
is made by Handlers brothers who live
in Neenah