Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-04-24
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Wednesday,
John Hilger, Of Colby, spent sun
day in this burg.
w. d. Kollock went down to Chi
cago last evening.
Angus Mcdonald went up to Mer-
rill this morning.
Jack Malone and H. Bardeld were
Irma visitors Monday
-Robt. Kickbusch returned this
morning from Milwaukee.
M O. Pillsbury went up the line of
the St. Paul last evening.
Miss Ella Bedell returned last even
ing from Chippewa Falls.
j. c. Hase, resident of MoSinec,
was in the city over Sunday
Fred Genrich was at Marshfield on
legal business last Saturday.
Miss Celia Blecha, of Athens, is
guest of Miss Emma Schochow.
Frank X Under, of Marathon City,
was Wausau visitor Saturday.
Jos. Dunn, one of Tomahawk's res
idents, spent Sunday in this city.
John Roach, whose home is at Mara
thon City, was in Wausau Saturday.
j. A. Lamotte is transacting bust
ness up the line OF the St. Paul today.
Arthur Prehn, of Marathon City,
transacted business in this city Satur-
day.
IS. H. Alban, of Rhinelander, spent
Wednesday in Wausau on legal bust
ness.
Geo. Mcintosh left last evening for
a three weeks visit with his parents at
Lodi
E. A Gooding, of Lockport, H.,
will arrive in the city this evening and
will be II guest of his sister, Mrs f. b.
Thayer
MIR. and Mrs Nicholas Steilen, of
Moslnee, were Wausau visitors last
Wednesday.
Frank Radiant came down from
Merrill Saturday and spent the day in
this city on business.
Arthur Minnear was one of the
Merrillites who spent Saturday view
ing the sights of Wausau.
w p. Geary, came up from Mosinee
Saturday and spent the day in this city
IN the transaction of business
-Robt. Neugebauer left yesterday
for Hazelhurst. He intends to move
his family to that village shortly.
W R: Bryan, the wholesale fruit
dealer of this city, departed Sunday
evening for Chicago on business.
N. A. Anderson, of Marshfeld,
came over to this city on business Sat
urday. He remained here during Sun
day.
Among those who went up to Mer-
Til1 |
John Landers, John DAILY and Felix
Burns.
Rev. G. A. Bretcher went down to
Grand Rapids last evening to attend IN
annual conference of the German Luth-
eran Synod.
DR. A. T. Koch, who has been in
Valerdena, Mexico, for the past nine
months looking after the interests of
Wausau parties, in the Cabrera silver
mines, returned home today.
Miss Lydia Momburg, of Cleveland,
Wis, who has been visiting in this city
for some time with Miss Ella Ruder re-
turned home Monday morning She
was accompanied by Miss Ruder
Congressman and Mrs. Alexander
Stewart and Miss Margaret returned
from Washington, d. c., yesterday
They will remain only short time and
then return to the National Capitol.
Jos. Casterline, who is at present
engaged on the drive of the Brooks &
Ross Lumber Co, on the Eau Claire
river, came in from Kelly Saturday
night and spent Sunday in this city
Miss L. Z. Stearns, of Milwaukee,
Librarian of the State Free Library
Commission arrived in the city today
She comes in the interest of travelling
libraries.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Boehm arrived in
the city today from Waukegan, H.,
where Mr.. Boehm has been employed
for year past. Ed. has accepted a
position with the Wausau Law and
Land Association.
Albert Piehl, young man formerly
of Milwaukee, and who for the past
year has been working at the Swan saw
mill in the town of Frankfort, was in
town last week and gave this office a
pleasant call.
Lincoln j Randall, one of the vet
eran lumber jacks and river men of the
Wisconsin river valley, was in town
yesterday laying in supplies for the
coming bark-peeling season. Link will
reside i'll Merrill hereafter
john Borne, who has been head
saving for the Quaw Lumber Co at
Edgar during the winter, has returned
to Wausau, with his family where he
will resume his old place as head -saw-
yer in the Alex Stewart mill
B. +. Hammond, of Arbor Vitae, a
valuable member of the Ross Lumber
Company of that place, came down last
Thursday to receive treatment at the
Riverside Hospital He returned home
on Sunday, very much improved in
health.
August Ramthun, ex-charman of
the town of Hewitt, was in the city on
business last Saturday. Mr. Ramthun
is in the bark and bolt business this
summer and will have a large crew of
men at work as soon as the season
opens.
William Londerville, one of the
young and up to date farmers of the
town of Texas, was in the city yester-
day on private business. 1t is rumored
that William is going to double his
force this spring and take up the bust
ness of life in earnest.
-Chas Hall, of Oconto, member of
the State Board of Control, was in the
city yesterday to look over the insane
asylum and poor farm Fred Genrich
and Sheriff Malone took Mr.. Hall out
and showed him the new jail He said
it was the very best one IN the state
William OFT, one of the intelligent
and enterprising young men of the
town of Wausau, was a city visitor last
Saturday William generally spends
his summers out West, but has decided
to remain this summer in the more con
genial atmosphere of home and friends.
Geo B. Hartinger, of Milwaukee,
has been in the city since last Wednes-
day working in the interests of the
Knights of the Maccabees He will re-
main in the city several weeks. Anyone
wishing to carry life insurance in the
Maccabees can find Mr. Hartlnger at
the Winkley House.
Gust. II. Tank, son of the post.mas-
ter ut Stettin, and who for many years
was numbered among the foremost
teachers of this county, was in town
last Friday on business Mr.. Tank
has now turned his attention to farm
ing and is the proud possessor of a