Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-13

Mrs. ]. d. Mylrea was operated on
at st. Mary's hospital last Friday and
is getting along nicely.
Dan Curtis has rented the home
of Mrs. Fl. e. French and is making
preparations to remove his gamily
thereto.
The Wausau lawn tennis team, f.
S. Cobb, Herbert Smith, Fred Gen
rich, j. R., and g. Meyers, played in
Marion Sunday and defeated the Mar
ions in all events.
Rev. S. N. Wilson of Reedsburg,
Wis, former pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of this city,
will be here next Sunday and preach
the Presbyterian church.
Wausau's base ball players at Grand
Rapids Subway defeated the Rapids
nine to 5. Wausau's standing at
present is 6 won, 3 lost. Marshfield is
tied with Wausau.
The races at Merrill Saturday and
Sunday were won by Helen Mott I'M
peroine, Alice Naramore, Star Elect,
Wainon and Martha Strong. The
weather was bad, the track heavy and
the attendance poor.
Ed. Weinkauf has purchased Cole
seven passenger car and left for Inter
valid this morning accompanied by
his son Arnold, and VIM. Lohmar,
where the former owns piece of land
and where Arnold and Mr.. Lohmar
will do some repair work on farm
buildings, the former returning home
this evening.
A. II. Zimmerman, J. n. Manson.
Joseph Ripczinske, Ray Charter and
Arlie Book expect to attend the sew
enteenth annual meeting of the Wis
cOnsin Association of Insurance
agents at Superior on July % and %.
Mr.. Zimmerman is president of the
association and at the meeting will
present his report. Addresses and
other entertainments have been ar
ranged for the visitors.
Lady Wastel Hive No. s, Ladies of
the Maccabees, will have a parcel
post sale Thursday afternoon in
Castle hall. The following ladies
will serve refreshments and sell
packages: Misses Isabelle Walker,
Ida Jess, Agnes Kartinski, Sarah
Rutzky, Ruth Melang, Esther Rutzky,
Alma Spar, Elsie Genrich, Marie
Ball, Anna Kuchera, Daisy Affels,
Myrtle Smith, Ethel Foster, Sarah
Sterdman and others.
Last Sunday afternoon a new Sun
day school was organized in the town
of Trappe in Wayside Chapel. This
Presbyterian chapel was built many
years ago, during the time that Rev.
w. o. Carrier was in the pastorate in
this city. This chapel was filled last
Sunday. Many Wausau people were
in attendance. Three departments
were organized, Primary, Junior and
Adult. Mrs. William Hobart was
elected superintendent. The needed
repairs on the chapel will be made.
THE members of the Democratic
State Central committee, with quite
a number of the leading members of
the party, will meet in Milwaukee, at
the PlankingtOn house tomorrow eve
ming. There seems to have been an
old campaign deficit, which it is de-
sired to wipe out. The matter of
chairman of the State Central COM
mittee will not be considered as a
successor to chairman Joseph Martin
will not be made until the campaign
of 1916. 1t will be necessary to con-
slider choice for national committee
man, as Joseph e. Davies, who is the
present representative still retains his
membership in that body.
Wednesday evening the Wausau
Game and Gun club was organized at
the court house. The members of
the Wausau Gun club and the Mara
thon Gun club joined. Walter A.
Evers was elected president, f. H.
Frey secretary, @. III. Graham assist
ant secretary, Fred G. Wiechmann,
treasurer and Henry G. McCrossen,
field marshal. G.. H. Graham, HI. G.
McCrossen, NJ. G. Ewing, George
Steltz and A. L. Marks were appoint
ed as a committee to secure a good
location for shooting grounds. The
building of club house was dis
cussed, but this will be considered
later. 1t was decided to hold shoot
ing tournament in this city before
the 10th of August and an invitation
will be extended to trap shooters of
the state. The following other COM
mittees were appointed: Entertain
ment-Ed. Behlke, Judd Alexander,
@. G. Pier and Newman Bells; tOurn-
ament-Fred G. Wiechmann, E. N.
Gray, Arthur Kiefer and VIM. Zim-
mer; tinance-Harold Damon, ]. j.
Okoneski, M. Thorn and L. H. Cook;
membership-W Walter Collins, Ben
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