Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-29
PERSONALS.

j. d. Ross, of Chicago, was in Wau-
sau over Sunday,
Mrs. S. Livingston returned from
West Baden yesterday.
Henry Smith went to Duluth last
evening on a short trip.
Mrs. Walter Burt, Of Moon, spent a
few hours in Wausau last Saturday
Mrs r. E. Parcher spent Sunday at
Amigo visiting with DR.. and Mrs. H.
ID. Single.
John Stewart, of Elburn, H., spent
the past week in Wausau looking after
his numbering interests.
Miss Alice Hughes, of Merrill, Wis
tied in the city yesterday at the home of
Rev and Mrs. W. o. Carrier
Mrs. F. w. Burt, Sr., of Grand Rap.
ids, passed through Wausau, on her
way to Tomahawk, last Friday
Miss Edith Pittsley returned yester-
day from Tigerton, where she had been
visiting friends for several days.
Mrs. Carl Mueller went to Oak
Park, H., on Wednesday, to visit for a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Mortenson.
Ed. Weinkauf went over to Med
ford yesterday, near which place his
parents reside, with whom he will visit
for few days.
Albert Becker visited in the city
over Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Becker, and departed last even
ing for Fenwood
C + Hanson, formerly on the Cen-
trail in this city, is spending several
days in Wausau in the interests of the
Evening Wisconsin.
Miss Annie Laurie Foster, accom-
panied by Miss Kicker, who had been
her guest, departed Saturday morning
for Ashland for visit of several days.
Robert La Toilette spent Sunday in
Wausau, a guest of ex-Mayor H. +.
McEachron La Toilette has many
friends up here who would like to see
him governor.
Miss Nora Holden, who has been
teacher in the city for the past four
years, the last two Of which have been
spent as kindergarten supervisor, will
go to Chicago next fall to further study
kindergarten work in the Armour In
stitute.
Joseph Brown, State Sunday-school
Missionary for the Presbyterian church,
was in the city on Thursday, and in the
evening gave very interesting talk at
the local church on the work Of the
General Assembly which recently met
at st. Louis.
-Sec'y Neal Campbell, of the Y. NJ.
G. A., returned this Tuesday morning
from Racine, where he had been called
by the death of his mother, who
passed to the other shore one week ago
yesterday The funeral was held at
Racine on Friday afternoon.
William Ball, one Of the prominent
farmers Of the town of Texas, was in
town last Friday on business and to
visit his son Ed, who is attending
school in the city. Mr. Ball appre-
ciates The value Of an education herce
he means to give his son all the adyan-
tages he can in that line
Fred w. Lawrence arrived in the
city last Wednesday from Chicago to
spend short time visiting his brother
lr. W. 7. Lawrence and with his little
daughter at the home of John Kiefer.
From herr he win go to Idaho. Mr.
Lawrence is the author Of an interest
ing book entitled 'TrarsInission' pub.
lished by the Editor publishing Com
pany, Of Cincinnati, Ohio. There are
many copies Of the work in libraries Of
our city.
arrangements have been made for
a special train 10 run from Wausau to.
night after the EIk's circus, and the fol-
lowing win probably be among the
number 10 90 down K. G. Schulz and
wife, L. ~ Arson and wife, +. III.