Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-10-02
PERSONALS.

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Miss Julia Wawryzniak is teaching
school at Rockville.
e. H. Schweppe was in the city be-
tween trains on Friday.
F. w. Tibbits, of Grad Rapids, was
in Wausaa Saturday on business.
Jacob KiehI, of the town of Holton,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs Henry futile, of
Hazelhurst, spent Sunday in Wausau.
Miss Ella Kerbel, of Merrill, visit
ed in the city several days of last week
Mrs. r. H. johnson and son, Law
renee, spent the past week in Rhine
lander.
Geo: Rice, of Green Bay, spent
Sunday in Wausau, visiting with his
parents.
e. A. Gooding and Frank Kelly
drove up to Merrill last Thursday on
business.
Miss Peeso, of Merrill, came down to
attend the Schochow party cn Friday
evening.
-Gustave Ehrke departed Tuesday
evening for Madison, where he will re-
sumo his studies.
Miss Mabel Single spent Sunday in
Amigo visiting her parents. She re-
turned Monday morning.
j d. Jones spent the greater part
of the past week in Duluth He re-
turned home on Saturday.
Miss Mayme Juneau, of Merrill,
arrived in Wausau Wednesday to take
a course at the Business University
Allie Leyenhagen who had been
visiting for the past two weeks in Mani
towoc, returned home on Saturday
John Norton, who had been guest
of his sister, Mrs. Neal Brown, returned
to his home in Lockport, H., on Friday
evening
Mrs Reid Goodrich returned home
last Tuesday from Stevens Point,
where she has been visiting her 81 ster,
Mrs. N. Lang.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Paff and chill
dren have returned to Wausau from
Marathon City, where they have resided
for the past year.
Rex Brown, of Joliet, I'll, who has
been a guest at the residence of Neal
Brown for a few weeks, left for his
home on Sunday evening.
Miss Helena Glimm commenced her
school at Edgar yesterday morning,
having gone out to make all necessary
arrangements on Saturday.
Miss Mary Smith, stenographer for
Mylrea & Bird, who has been in Grand
Rapids, Mich, for the past month visit
ing relatives, has returned to the city
M I'll. Barnum came down from his
resort on Lake Shishebogema last
Thursday evening and attended the
republican barbecue at Edgar on Fri
day.
-Rev. Fawcett and w. w. Wilson
went over to Maniwa on Wednesday to
attend the ordination of Rev. A. M
Bailey, pastor of the Baptist church of
that place.
John Keidel and wife, of Chicago,
arrived in the city on Sunday on
brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H.
Mueller Mr.. Keidel is brother of
Mrs Mueller
-"Hod" Blanchard's familiar coun-
tenance was to be seen at the republi-
can convention on Saturday A repub-
lican convention without Hold" would
be a mockery.
Henry Rose departed yesterday for
Waupun where he viii make his home
for time at least He has secured a
position as stenograpner in the wardcn's
office in the state prison.
Miss Mabel Duffy, of Hurley has
be spending week in Wausau visiting
with relatives and friends. She depart
ed for Amigo yesterday, where she will
visit few days before returning home.
Mrs. L. A Rose left for Chicago on
Sunday evening. where she goes to re-
side Mrs. Rose thought to make Wan
sau her home but the recent death of
her husband has broken up the little
home circle and she concluded to go o
Chicago to be nearer relatives.
y. A. Lamotte came down from his
summer resort, at Manitowish, known
as Deer Park Lodge" last Wednes-
day, and remained for a few days. Pr. /
Lamont win keep open right along
through the hunting season. 1t is said l
that the deer, duck and partridge hunt
ing up there is as good as can be found
IN Wisconsin.
Excursion Tickets 70 Teachers Con-
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