Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-09-25

Margaret, OF Rhinelander, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs F. L. Hudson, several
dogs last week.
Clarence Goodwillie left for Chica
go on Thursday morning, where he
will remain short time before return
ing to Lake Forest
Mr.. and Mrs G. 4. Witter departed
on Thursday for Nebraska and Soutl
Dakota, where they win visit for s
month with relatives.
Miss Judith Goeres is taking a vaca
ton from her duties in the Wausau
postoffice, and is visiting points in the
lower part of the state.
Earl Bedell is at home for short
visit with his parents. Earl is an cleo
trician at the Home for the Feeble
Minded at Chippewa Falls.
Christ. Franzen, of the town of Day
chairman of the county board, was in
the city on Saturday to attend the
democratic county convention.
Nicely Pardee left last Thursday
for the Wisconsin University at Madi
son. This is his last year at that insti
tuition, as he graduates next June.
Mrs. S. G. Staples arrived home
last Friday evening from the lakes ur
north, where she had been enjoying ar
outing of several weeks with friends
elite Blair was up from Mosinee
last Saturday, and among other things
went around to see how they managed
affairs in the democratic convention
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Yawkey and Miss
Manson returned from Chicago last
Friday night, where the two latter had
spent most of the past week in shop
ping.
James Silverthorn, graduate OF
the Wausau High School, class of 1899
departed Sunday for Madison, where
he will take course in the State
University.
w. H. Mylrea departed for Chicago
on Friday evening to join his wife who
is visiting in that city, and witness the
automobile races They both returned
on Sunday evening.
F. E. Anderson, state secretary of the
Y. M. G. A., will deliver an address at
the annual public meeting of the asso-
citation, which will be held at the NJ E.
Church next Sunday evening.
Mrs H. A. Frost arrived in Wausau
on Thursday, from Georgia, where she
had been residing for the past four
years. She visited relatives in James,
vile while on her way to Wausau.
Mime Medini, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks at III. P. Bee
bees, near Minocqua; and Merrill, re-
turned to her sisters Mrs. Walter
Armstrong; in this city last Saturday.
Fred Gillian came down from
Pelican to his home in this city last
Saturday. He has been in the woods
estimating timber for G. G. Yaukey and
John Barnes, since the 1st of last May
Ernst Curtis came down from Mer-
rill on his wheel last Saturday. He
only stopped here few hours as he
was on his way to Madison and in
tended to ride clear through on his
wheel.
VIM. Pechtel, who has been an en-
ploye of Nathan Heinemann, for several
years, departed for Germany last Sat
urday evening He will sail on the
Deutschland" and spend about two
months in Germany, visiting his broth
ers and sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Dunbar re-
turned from Chicago on Saturday
morning, where they had been with
Miss Nellie to see her safely started
toward Vassar College. Miss Dunbar
is young lady of talent and will be
greatly missed in Wausau
The following departed for the
University at Madison. yesterday
where they will attend school the COM
ing year: Jay and Ralph McCrossen,
Clyde Grout, Walter Mcneil, Mitchell
Stewart and Walter Curtis.
Miss Emma Meisekothen returned
home, from her visit to Wausau and
Minocqua, last Wednesday evening,
accompanied by Miss Elizabeth LEM.
who visited with her and the family I'M
til Tuesday morning, when she went to
Grand Rapids to visit sister before re-
turning to Wausau-Colby Phono-
graph
John F. Lamont, county superin-
tendant of Marathon county, was in the
city, Tuesday, and attended the demo-
cratic caucus in the evening. John has
no opposition for denomination, this
fall, and nomination on the democratic
ticket, in Marathon county, this fall,
win be equivalent to an election.-Colby
IS. H. iSchooley, of the town of
Frankfort: Jacob Kiehl, of Dorchester;
John Malone, of Knowlton; Frank
DeischeI, of Maine, Fred Bernitt, of
f. G. Fish; Of Mosinee;
Joseph Chesak and r. J Reichl of Riet-
brock and John 10y of Srettia, We're
old time democrats who We're IN to at
the democratic county convention last
Mrs. Geo Gunner spent nearly all
Of the past week in Wausau, on busi-
ness and visiting old friends She de-
parted for her home in Oshkosh on
Saturday noon. Mrs Gumaer and
daughter Margaret viii leave for Port
and. Oregon. about the middle Of Octo-
Der. at which place they viii make
heir future home with Mrs. Gumaer's