Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-07-21
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Mrs. Louis Miller Of Gleason, passed
away at St. Mary's hospital Saturday
morning The cause of death was
peritonitis. Mrs. Miller was thirty
three years old. The remains were
taken to Merrill Saturday evening
and the funeral WAS held Yesterday
Deceased is survived by her husband
and two daughters.
Illness that had its inception up
wards of two months ago terminated
at $3.50 O'Clock Thursday morning
with the death of Mrs Bertha Ar
mold al the home of aer sister, Mrs.
r. H. Howarth at Rothschild. The
decedent was born in Springfield, ILL.,,
August sth, 1868 and would have
been forty-six years old next month.
Funeral services were heid at the
Howarth home Saturday morning,
the Rev. Donald West conducting the
same. The remains were taken to
Portage for burial beside her hns-
band, who passed away eleven years
ago. Mrs. Arnod's death is mourned
by two sisters, Mrs. H. II. Howarth
of Rothschild and Mrs. Henry Horn
of Loyal, Wis.
Wednesday morning death released
Fred Pickruhn, of the town of Ham
burg, from his suffering from rup-
ture. He passed away at ST. Mary's
hospital Mr.. Pickruhn was born in
Germany, April s, 1871, and had
reached the age of seventy-three
years. He came TO this state when a
young. man and settled near Column
bus on farm. He was twice mar
ried. liz Jefferson county he was
first married, and his wife died with
in few years Soon after he went
TO Rib Falls, Marathon county, and
was again married. Later the family
moved to the town of Hamburg,
where he resided up to che time of
his death. The following children
mourn his death; Mrs. Kiefer of this
city, Mrs. Ernest Heoner Of Rhine
lander, Mrs. O. w Biehart of Mime
apolis, William Pickruhn of Kaslo, b.
c., Mrs. e. Kopplin of Peshtigo, and
Ernest, Fred and Gus Pickruhn of
the town of Hamburg The funeral
was held Saturday afternoon from
the Evangelical Lutheran Salem's
church in the town of Hamburg, the
Rev. Freund conducted the services.
Burial was made in the town of Ham
burg cemetery.
The angry waters of the Wisconsin
river took the life of Louis Kralikou-
ski Friday afternoon. The tragedy
happened just below the Russell Lyon
cottage on the west side of the river.
Louis accomsanied by his brother,
John, and John Schlagoski started out
in the afternoon to get clover for
their rabbits. Later in the day Louis
decided to go in swimming. His
companions, who could not swim,
watched him on shore. Suddenly the
little boy sank and after coming to
the surface cried for help, and the
little boys hurried home to tell his
mother. Mrs. Kralikouski with Po-
liceman Martin and Detective Schwis-
ter and others went to the river.
The remains were brought to the
surface by Policeman Martin The
body had been in the water over an
hour and one-half Louis Kralikouski
was born in this city, April 3, 1902
and was twelve years OLD, and the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kralikouski,
1923 Harrison boulevard, who survives
besides three sisters, Mary, Francis
and Lucy, and two brothers John and
Victor. The funeral was held yester-
day morning at ST. Michael's church,
the Rev. r. L. Wojak officiating.
Burial was made in St Michael's
cemetery.