Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-09

Mrs. Gabe Ullman, of Appleton, is
a guest of Mrs Ben Iieineman. She
came up to attend the inaugural open
ing of the Wausau Opera House:
John Miller, Geo. Werheim and E.
Q. Kretlow, who went to Milwaukee to
attend the funeral of G. w. Hill, re-
turned home on Tuesday evening.
| M. H. Barnum, came down from
Lake Shishebogema last Sunday to see
his daughter, MIS-. V. A. Gearhart, who
has been very sick He returned this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Webb Brown came
down from Rhinelander yesterday to
attend the Opera House opening. They
were guests of Hon. and Mrs. A. l..
Kreutzer.
George Stuhlfauth returned on
! "Wednesday to the Notre Dame Univer-
sity in Indiana to resume his studies,
after spending his holiday vacation at
his home in this city.
KEY, Victor Swift, on Monday next
leaves for Chicago, Rockford and other
neighboring cities in that vicinity to
lgive :. series of revival lectures. He
viii absent about four weeks
g. d, Bartz came over from Amigo
on Friday where he had been a witness
in the Bucknam case, in which the
taking of evidence closed on that day.
He left again for Madison this morn
ing.
DIR. and Mrs. H. d. Single, of Anti
go, arrived in Wausau on Saturday and
are guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. I. Dunbar They came over to at
tend the opening of the New Opera
House
4 Misses Estelle Marie White, of Mer-
.rill, and Carrie Foster, of Stevens Point,
spent Thursday and Friday visiting
friends in Wausau. The latter lady is
G guest of the former at her home in
Merrill.
Miss Minnie Trip, who had been
visiting friends and relatives at Sheldon,
Iowa. for several weeks, returned home
on Saturday and resumed her position
as 'hello'' girl in the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Office
F Pagel came up from Stevens
Point last Wednesday to settle with the
insurance company for damages result
ing from fire in house owned by
him on the west side The PmoT office
acknowledges pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MeCrossen de
parted last Thursday evening for Ever
J EFT, Washington, where they go to visit
with their daughter, Mrs. L. f. Thayer.
They were met in st. Paul by their
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Grace, who ac-
> companied them.
Henry Ellenbecker and brother,
: WILL returned Saturday from Norrie
where they are decorating the interior
of the new large 10,00O residence, own
ed by A. W. Wilson. On Monday they
return again TO complete their work
and on Tuesday leave for Aniwa, where
the former has the contract of similar
job.
John Ebersolt, the opera house
builders electrician, who had put in
the electrical arrangements in the
, Wausau Theatre, and who has COM
pleted similar work in the TT. Dodge,
Iowa, theatre, returned to Wausau on
Saturday to take in the opening. He
left today for Green Bay, where he is to
arrange electrical connections in that
city's new opera house.
George Kolter, son of our old
townsman Jacob Kolter, left last night
for Chicago, where he goes to accept a
position with p. II. White, druggist,
whose store is opposite the Union
, Depot where Mr. Kolter will be glad to
see his friends at any time. George
has been with Gus. Naffz for five years,
and is a young man very highly es'
t teemed in Wausau. All are sorry to
see him depart nevertheless wish him
all kinds of success in his new field of
work.