Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-03-31
DEATHS.

in the city. Deceased was born in |
Canada, October, 3. 1861, and was
fifty-two years, six months and |
twenty-five days old. Surviving are
four sisters and three brothers, Mrs.
Margaret Whalen, Michael and Robert
Sweeney of this city, Mrs. f. p.
Oviatt of San Diego, CAL. Mrs. George
Gallon and Mrs. Michael Carroll of
Milwaukee and William Sweeney of
Los Angeles, Cal The funeral was
held Saturday morning at nine O'Clock
from st. James church, the Rev. FIR
j. j. Brennan conducting the services.
Burial was made in st. Joseph's
cemetery.
Mrs. Augusta Borchardt died at the
home of her sister. Mrs. August
Bauman, in the town Of Vein, Friday
morning after an illness of two years.
Mrs. Borchardt and her husband,
who has preceded her in death, came
to this county forty-tive years ago
directly from Germany. She was
seventy years, six months and twelve
days old. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon from st. Johannes
church in the town of Vein, the Rev.
Schmulz officiating. The following
children survive: Mrs. William
Pophal and Frank Borchardt of this
city, Mrs. Gust Greening of the town
of Stettin, Mrs. Gust Herman, Mrs.
Paul Mueller, Herman, Richard and
William Borchardt of she town of
Vein. Two sister and che brother,
Mrs. August Bauman of the town of
Vein, Mrs. August Borchardt of
Edgar and Herman Radloff of this
city also mourn her death.
In the passing of Mrs. Augusta
Pagel. Marathon county loses another
old settler. Mrs. Pagel died at the
home of her son, Julius Pagel, in the
town of Berlin, at the age of seventy
four years, three months and twenty
six days. She is survived by five
children, namely, Julius, Henry and
Otto Pagel of the town of Berlin, Mrs.
William Grueneberg of this city and
William Pagel Of Birnamwood Five
sisters and brothers, Mrs. August
Nehring of the town of Berlin and
Mrs. Emil Babe of the town of Scott,
Lincoln county, and Herman, Albert
and William Plautz also of the town
of Berlin mourn her death. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon in
the town of Naugardt from the Evan
gelical Lutheran ST. Pauls church,
the Rev. Geiger officiating. Burial
was made in the cemetery at that
place.
Mrs. Mary Fara, wifeof Frank Fara,
died at the family home at 416 Elm
street, yesterday morning at three
O'Clock after an illness of four months.
Mrs. Fara was born in Chicago and
was forty-six years old. The funeral
will be held Thursday morning at
nine o'clock at st. Mary's church,
the Rev. FIR. p. L. Casper officiating.
Burial will be made in St. JOSeph's
cemetery. Her death is mourned by
the husband and seven children,
namely, Anna, Mary, Bachiuna,
Matte, Joseph, Henry and Frank
Fara, and also by her mother, Mrs.
Anna Kratohwill of Edgar.
Mrs. Mildred Mueller, wife of Adolph
Mueller, living at 7l3 Henrietta street,
passed away Sunday afternoon. She
had been i'll for six weeks. Deceased
was born November 8, 1889 and was
twenty five years, four months and
twenty-three days old. She was mar
ried to Adolph Mueller in this city,
July II, 1908. The husband and three
children-Floyd, Harvey and Mercede
Mueller mourn her demise. Her
father, A. Sandon of Tomahawk,
and one sister, Miss Mary Sanoon and
two brothers Mathew and Albert
Sandon also survive. The body will be
shipped to Tomahawk tomorrow
morning fof burial at that place.
Wednesday death released Mrs.
Anna Sophia Ellingson, wife Of Ras-
mus Ellingson, of the town Of Wau-
sau, from her pain. TIE cause of
death was cerebral hemolrage. Mrs.
Ellinnson was born in Norway, Au-
gust IS, 1898, and was seventy-tive
years, seven months and six days old.
The funeral took place Friday with a
short service at the home at 1l:30
O'Clock and at 2:30 O'Clock at the I'M
manuel Norwegian Lutheran church
in this city, the Rev. O. I. Boe, hav
ing charge of the services. Inter
ment was made in Pine Grove ceme- |
terry. Deceased is survived by her
husband and six children.
Mrs. Mary Rhyner of Schofield,
died yesterday after an illness of |
eighteen months. Deceased was
forty-four years old. The funeral
will be held Thursday afternoon at |
two O'Clock from Frieden's church,
the Rev. K. Betz conducting the SER
vices Burial will be made in Pine |
Grove cemetery. She is survived by |
her husband and six children, Emily, |
Lillian, Sylvia, Louis, Walter and
Arthur Rhyner all Of Schotield. Mrs. |
Rhyner was a member of the Royal
Neighbors Lodge at Schofield.
William Schoenfeldt, aged ifty-one
years. five months and fifteen days,