Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-11-27
"A. G. Cramer went to Merrill this

morning, to spend the day.
Mrs. A. Anderson is visiting in
Lawler, Ia, with her relatives.
e A. Foster and Miss Foster ar
rived home this morning from Milwau-
kee
Il. N. Larson went to Racine Satur.
day to spend week visiting relatives
and friends.
&c. A. Dern came up from Kaukau-
kauna last Saturday to visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Rev. w. j. Cordick was in Toma-
hawk over Sunday. He exchanged pull
pits with Rev. &. M. Hitchcock.
"A. r. Keathing of Fond du Lac,
special agent of The Fidelity and
Casualty Co. of New York is in the city.
Miss Della Thayer arrived home
from Chicago, this morning to spend
Thanksgiving. She will remain until
Sunday evening
The Misses Madge and Nellie Sill
verthorn and Mrs H. Z. McEachron
attended the Silverthorn-O'N nup-
tials at Milwaukee last Wednesday.
Mrs. George Pfeiffer of Wausau,
came up Friday evening to attend the
wedding of her brother, William Gel
hafen to Miss Clara Sannes. She will
remain here until December oma-
hawk.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. E. Wright are
in the city, the guests of their son,
Louis X. Wright, and incidentally of
that wonderful grand child. The people
of Wausau will give them both cordial
and kindly welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hill, of Green
Lake came up on Thursday and are
visiting at the home of Mrs. g. M. Pier.
Mr.. Hill is proprietor of the Spring
Grove summer resort on Green Lake.
They will remain until after Thanks
giving.
y A. Lamotte came down from his
summer resort at Manitowish last
Thursday to spend short time with his
family. He says that there was a good
deal of game killed up there this fail,
including many deer. He was success
full in getting two himself.
Robert Meyer, of this city, has tenn
porarily resigned his position with the
Goodwillie Bros. CO., and started in
Monday, November Goth, with NJ
Braun & Sons, at Athens, and takes the
place of Joseph Braun, who is absent in
New Mexico for his health.
George Lindsey came up from
Omro and spent several days in Wau
sau the past week. He has sold out his
business in the above named city and
may come back to Wausau to reside,
we hope so, and so do all his friends
George left for home this noon.
Henry L. Bardeen returned home
last Friday from Darlington, Madison
and EGgerton. He was called to Darl-
ington about three weeks ago by the
serious illness of his wife, who is visit
ing with her mother at that place. She
was very i'll for about two weeks but is
now all right again.
Frank Sennott returned home last
Friday from forty days cruise, near
Ashland, in the interest of A. NJ. Fox, OF
Stevens Point. Mr.. Sennott reports
that that section of the country was
fairly alive with hunters. and one man
who had shot deer.&ad was carrying
it out, was shot at three times, the last
taking effect in the shoulder
-Julius Cramer came down from
Merrill last evening to spend day
with his mother and other relatives.
He found his sister, Miss Dora, very
sick. Mr.. Cramer has been having a 1
serious time with a wounded hand.
Blood poisoning set IN and his case
was serious one. De y recovering
very fast now.
Rev. Frank A. Pcase Of the First
Methodist church Of this city, departed
this morning for Waukesha, where he
goes to officfate at the wedding of Miss
Grace Leone Terry to Mr.. Harry
Mann, Of Indiana, which viii
take place at the home of the brides
on "Wednesday. Nov. 18th.
Rev Pease and MIR Terry were school
mates and very close friends
WIN. Pechtel has returDed from his
trip 10 Germany where he spent five
weeks visiting with his friends and
relatives. He says that il is well
enough 10 go over there on a visit, but
10 go back there with his family To live,
IS entirely different, and he would |
hot consider IT for moment. The |
United States, he thought, was much |
better country to live in. William is !
again in the employ Of Nathan Heine-
mann. j.