Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-01

specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Sept. 81.
Merrill is getting to be quiet sporty
town One of the amusements of the
fair week, was boxing matinee.
Mrs. G. j. Winton gave luncheon in
honor of Mrs j. D Ross, Miss Ross
and Mrs. Evans, of Oak Park, Ill, on
Monday, at O'Clock.
We carry high grade gasoline, the
best for automobiles obtainable in the
city. Price is very reasonable. Give
US trial. A w. Mumm, 204 Scott St.
The organ in st. Johns Episcopal
church is being overhauled and re-
paired by VIM. Schuelke. The Schuelke
Organ Co., of Milwaukee, is doing the
work.
The annual meeting of the members
of the Wausau club will be held at the
Wausau club house on the evening of
Monday, Sept. 18th. See notice in
another column of the PILOT.
Quite a number of sewer contracts
were let in Merrill last week. F. w.
Krause, one of Wausau's most valuable
masons secured them and Merrill peo-
pie can rely on first class work.
M. Lipski, at his upholstering rooms,
20S jefferson street, will make to order.
box springs and mattresses. Hair mat
tresses renovated. All kinds of up
holstering done on short notice.
DR.. WLLET CossITT, OCULIsT and
AURIsT, will see patients relative to
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. at his offices over Albers' drug
store. Glasses prescribed. Hours to
IL, 100 to 4. Sundays 9 to 10. a11tf
While Geo. Wunderlich and family
were returning to their home in Elm
hurst. Wednesday, the coils in their
automobile exploded when they reached
point on the Mcintosh road in the
town of Wausau. The auto was hauled
back to this city by team for repairs
Readers of popular books will no
doubt welcome the news that Tempest
and Sunshine" Mary j Holmes famous
novel, has been dramatized and will be
seen at Wausau on Sunday, Sept. 10,
w. F. Mann, the producer, promises
an. excellent cast and an adequate pro-
duction.
Southern plays seem to always have
certain pleasing sentiment and at
mosphere that appeals to everyone no
matter whether he be from Michigan
or Alabama. Especially is this true in
the play Tempest and Sunshine" to be
seen at the Wausau Opera House on
Sunday, Sept. 13
A party consisting of Misses Blanche
and Leona Lampert and Messrs.
Emmer and William Lampert and Miss
Katherine Bernard, of Holton, Kansas,
and Lee Landus Bremen, of Portland,
Ind, returned from ten days outing
at Tomahawk lake last Wednesday.
They report very pleasant time and
fishing very good.
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Miss Henrietta Hoyt, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Henry Hoyt, of
Evanston. ILL.,, will be united in mar
riage to Mr.. Robert Russell Forgan, at
so'clock p. m, Monday Sept 81, in the
First Presbyterian church in Evanston.
Rev. j G. K Mcclure will officiate
Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt were former resi-
dents of Wausau.
About thirty-fve ladies and gentle
men went to Rothschilds pavilion on
Friday evening and participated in a
picnic spread They all sat down to a
large table in the dining room where
Mr.. and Mrs Menard had charge of the
arrangements After supper the time
was spent in listening to the orchestral
music and many took part in the dance,
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One of the early theatrical bookings
at Wausau on Sunday Sept. IS, is one
of w. F. Mann's last seasons successes,
Tempest and Sunshine dramatized
by Lem B. Parker from Mary j. Holmes
famous novel of the same name. Con-
siderable local interest was manifested
during tour of Kentucky last season
as several characters in the play are
still living near Frankfort and Lexing
ton. The story was founded upon facts
and incidents taken from life in
Kentucky just prior TO the Civil War.
The announcement of the coming en-
gagement of Tempest and Sunshine"
at Wausau on Sunday, Sept Is, has
created considerable comment from
the fact that the play is dramatization
of Mary j. Holmes well known novel
of life in Kentucky before the civil
war. w. +. Mann gave the play
sumptuous production last year which
was the initial season. of this excellent
play. The coming season promises even
greater results than last year which
was the subject of much talk among
theatrical folks and theatre goers every
where the play was presented.