Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-12-04
PERSONALS

Teal Brown -as IL Rhinelander on
Friday
Dave Sullivan, of Mosinee, was in
the city on Saturday
e. a. Gooding returned from trip
south on Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Tack, of Stevens Point,
visited in Wausau last week.
M. A. Hurley was in Stevens Point
on business last Wednesday.
Aug. Werheim, of Chicago is in the
city guest of Hon. Geo. Werheim.
Alfred Cook, assemblyman elect
was in the city between trains on Fri
day.
State Senator d. E. Riordan, of
Eagle River, was Wausau visitor last
Friday
Mr. and Mrs w. V. Silverthorn, of
Mosinee spent few days in Wausau
last week.
Mrs. Il. E. McEachron returned
from a visit in Milwaukee and Chicago
on Thursday
Charles Weinfeld went to Faribault,
Mimi, and spent Thanksgiving with his
brother Alex.
e. S. Bailey, of Vesper, came up to
see his parents on Friday. He returned
the same evening.
Frank and George Blecha of
Athens, were over to this city on bust
ness last Saturday.
The County Committee on Roads and
Bridges, is having a meeting at the
Court House today.
--Robt. Freeman. of the Freeman q
Fellows Lbr Co., was up from Mosinee
on business yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Haskins came in from
her school at Edgar to spend Thanks
giving with her parents
Roy Smith, who is now at Prentice,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j G. Smith.
H. c. Spar went to Seattle, Wash
the eaFly part of last week, for the Cur
It's & Yale Co. of this city.
Miss Nellie Slverttorn, who had
been on a visit to friends in Chicago,
returned home on Thursday
Miss Katherine Whiting, stenogra-
pher for Nj. Katz, left for Chicago on
Sunday evening for short visit.
George Sexmith, Chas. Gillian and
Donald Plass attended the football game
at Merrill on Thanksgiving Day.
Crosby H. Grant, one of Stevens
Points popular citizens, spent Friday in
this city renewing old acquaintance.
Miss Della Thayer returned to Chi
cage on Sunday evening to resume her
studies in the Chicago Musical College.
Mrs Albert johnson and little son,
of Boyd, arrived in the city Wednesday
to visit II week with friends and rela-
tives.
ID. j. Cahill who has made his home
in Wausau for the past twelve years,
left on Friday for Louisiana with view
of locating
DIR. Russell Lyon went down to
Grand Rapids and spent Thanksgiving
with relatives. He returned on Thurs
day evening.
John Lull came in from Fenwood
and spent Thanksgiving with his
friends in this city He remained for
several days.
r.. Klabunde, of Milwaukee spent a
few days last week in this city guest
of Hon. Geo. Werheim. He returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Montgomery
and family, Of Merrill, spent Thanks
giving at the home of James Mont
gomery in this city.
H. H. Manson, DR.. Russell Lyon,
Jud Alexander and Col. Pier, all of this
city, attended the dance at Merrill on
Wednesday evening.
Col and Mrs. Geo. w. Bird, of
Madison, spent Thanksgiving with
their son, G. B. Bird and family. They
returned home on Friday.
Fred Gillian, who has been up in
BIS for the Geo. f. Foster Lumber
Company, for the past three weeks,
returned home last Friday.
Billy Allen spent Sunday in the
city. He reports being nearly through
with his work of setting stone corners
for the towns of johnson and Halsey.
Congressman Stewart, and family
are now in Washington, where they
will remain until the expiration of Mr..
Stewards term, which will be March 4th.
Miss Katherine Rood, of Stevens
Point, spent Thanksgiving in this city,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Good
ing. She returned home on Friday
evening.
Miss Caroline Silverthorn returned
home yesterday morning from Evans
ton, H., where she has been taking a
post graduate course in the Northwest
ern University.
Judge Silverthorn and Court Re
porter Hart, came down from Merrill
to spend Sunday at their homes They
returned Monday. Circuitt court will
be in session up there for some time
yet.
Among the Merrillites in Wausau
the past week were the following: O.
A. Blackwood, G. A. and Paul Busch,
VIM. Moehrer, VIM Bauman, VIM.
Corners and wife, Edward NJ. Smart,
H. w. Wright.
Miss X. f. Sauerhering, of Sheboy-
gan, came up and spent Thanksgiving
with her brother, Dr. Sauerhering and
family. Miss Saucrhering has many
friends in Wausau who are always re-
joiced TO see her. She returned home
yesterday.
Miss RqYfha Trevitt rived home