Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-07-03
PERSONALS.

VIM. Heinemann, of Athens, has
returned from the Pacific Coast.
Geo. Blecha, of Athens, was bust
ness visitor in the city on Thursday.
Miss Mate Manson went to Apple
ton,on Thursday to visit with friends.
DIR. and Mrs. T. Lawrence have re-
turned from their visit at Green Lake
Eugene Wirth, of Kronenwetter,
transacted business in Wausau on We'd
nesday.
Miss Dorothy Wheeler departed
Wednesday for Minneapolis to visit
friends.
John Malone and Alois Stark, OF
Knowlton, were visitors in the city on
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Ludwig, of Merrill,
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. F. Schaer
on Thursday.
Miss Blanca Rehfeld, of Merrill,
visited friends in this city on Sunday
and Monday.
Philip Menzner and Carl Paff, OF
Marathon City, spent Thursday even,
ing in the city.
Miss Helen Becker is home from
Oshkosh, where she had been attending
the Normal School,
Mrs. D. Macdonald and daughter,
Miss Marion, left for Menasha Satur.
day, on months visit.
Rev. P. Dickopf, of Mosinee, was q
visitor in the city on Thursday, having
driven up from the village.
Mrs. M. II. Barnum has been q
guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. " Gear
hart, for the past few days. She re.
turned to her home near Minocqua
Sunday.
Miss Stella Heinemann, of Merrill
spent few days in Wausau last week
guest at B. Heinemann's.
Miss Nettie Painter, of Amigo, is
spending several days in the city as q
guest of Miss Margaret Wilson.
H. H. Manson returned Sunday
noon from Milwaukee, where he had
been in attendance at the Carnival
Mrs j. L. Norton, of Lockport, ILL.,.
arrived in the city on Wednesday, on 9
fortnight's visit with her daughter, Mrs
Neal Brown.
Miss Mabel Pratt, of Minneapolis
arrived in the city last week to visit
for time with Mr.. and Mrs G.. f. Bel
lis and family.
j. III. Reiser, his sister-in-law, Miss
Amanda Werheim, and her guest, Miss
Freeman, attended the carnival at Mil
waukee last week.
Mrs. Frank Oswald, who had beer
visiting at Oshkosh, Milwaukee, Racine
and Appleton for several weeks, re
turned home Saturday.
ID. l.. Plumer departed Sunday
night for Kansas City, where he goes a:
a delegate to represent this state at the
Democratic National Convention.
Miss Ricka Russo, of Sheboygan
arrived in the city last Tuesday, anG
will spend the summer here visiting
with her sister, Mrs. John Warning.
Rev. F. Schaer returned on Friday
from st. Louis, where he had partici
pated in the exercises which marked
the tiftieth anniversary of Eden College
&C. j. Winton and family and hi.
brother, d. N. Winton, departed yester
day for Addison, N Y, where they will
visit at the old home of the gentlemen
Mrs. Jos. Gamble and daughters
Matte and Clara Belle, went to Greer
Bay, Ripon and other points last week
to visit for time with relatives anC
friends.
Miss May Barnum, who has beer
spending several weeks at her father,
summer resort on Lake Shishebogema
near Minocqua, returned home las
Saturday.
Burr Jones arrived in the city Sun
day noon from Gurnee, H., to Join hi.
wife who had been visiting for som,
time at the residence of her parents
MIR. and Mrs John Kiefer.
H. M. Duncan, of Wonewoc, father
of M. H. Duncan, of this city, is tn,
guest of his son, having arrived here
yesterday. He will take charge of thu
farm on Marshall hill recently pur
chased for him by his son.
DR. II. L. Rosenberg returned Wed
nesday evening from Ohio, where h,
had been visiting his old home with hi
family. He left Mrs. Rosenberg ant
children at her home where they wished
to remain for longer visit.
w. Il. Manson and his sister, Mis-
Virginia, returned on Saturday even
ing from the East, where they mad spen
few weeks in visiting, piore especial,
in the state of Massachusetts,. Mis-
Manson had been attending youns
ladies college there.
Otto Ringle is home from Elmhurst
ILL.,, where he has been preparing him
self for the ministry. He viii preach
next Sunday in the st. Paurs church
and on the following Sunday in ST
Stephens church. He Will graduate
from the school at Elmhurst next year
Carl Dern, who had been enjoying
months vacation, went down to Kau
kauna on Wednesday, and on Saturday
came up to take the place of John Lock
man, who is fireman on the regular
passenger running between Marshfield
and Eiand Junction. Mr.. Lockman is
taking his vacation.
III. r. Williams, general manager
of the c., NJ & st. p. R'y, and w. j.
Underwood, general superintendent,
with several other officials of the com.
pany, stopped off here for time on
Sunday to look over the grounds fol-