Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-08-28

Dave sullivan, or MoSlnee, was IN
the city the early part of the past week.
Geo. Clayton, of Rhinelander, was
in Wausau the latter part of the week.
Dave Brands and brother, j. X, of
Kansas City, spent the past week up at
the lakes
Hon. Joseph Chesak, of Ponia-
towski, was in Wausau on Friday for
few hours.
Miss Michael came down from Mer-
rill and spent Saturday with Miss Helen
Heineman.
job Vaughn went to Waupaca on
Friday to join his wife and children
who are at the lakes.
Miss Fischer, who has been a guest at
Karl Mathie's, returned to her home in
Appleton on Saturday.
Among the visitors to Wausau on
Wednesday was Judge Charles M.
Webb, of Grand Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Smith and chill
dren arrived home on Saturday from a
months stay at Star Lake.
Miss Myrtle Duffy has returned to
her home in Hurley after several weeks
visit to relatives in this city
Medley Pardee departed yesterday
for Manitowish lakes, where he will
rusticate for week or more.
Mrs. l.. r. Bells and son, Mark,
left Friday for Minneapolis on short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Werle went to
Milwaukee last Wednesday, to attend
the funeral of the formers uncle.
Rev and Mrs G. Luedke, departed
Wednesday, for their new home in
Hanceyille, Blount County, Alabama.
Rev. Werhahn is now on his way
home from Europe having started on
his trip across the Atlantic on Saturday.
John Kiefer, Jr., visited at Camp
Harnden few days last week, and
from there went to Elroy on short
visit.
&C. f. Paff was in Wausau on
Wednesday. He is contemplating NOV
ing into the city again from Marathon
City.
DR. B. H. Conlin returned home on
Wednesday from Columbus, where he
had been to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs James M. Bell and
daughter, of Stevens Point, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs L. p Gilman. several days
last week.
Clarence Goodwillie arrived in the
city on Saturday evening from Chicago.
He will spend the balance of his vaca-
ton at his home in this city.
Waldo Bardeen, who has been
spending his summer vacation, visiting
relatives in Wausau, departed for his
home in Madison on Saturday.
Arthur Goodwillie arrived in Wau-
sau, from Chicago, last Wednesday
He will remain here for short time
before returning to Williams College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Heinemann
started for home yesterday from
Europe and they are expected to reach
Wausau by the 4th or 9Th of September.
Il p. Gilman, manager in this city
for the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pauy, returned on Thursday from
trip to the Copper Country of Northern
Michigan.
Senator and Mrs. Quarles, of Mil
waukee, passed through Wausau last
Friday evening on their way from o. F.
Sayner's resort, on Plum Lake, to their
home in Milwaukee.
Rev Cordick went to Oeonto on
Wednesday to be present at the laying
of the corner stone of the new Episco-
pal Church which is to be constructed
in that city. He returned on Friday.
Miss Blanche Ullman, who has been
guest at b. aeineman's for few
weeks, departed Saturday for Apple
ton. After weeks visit there she will
return to her home in Buffalo, n. Y.
&C. II. Cullen, formerly manager, in
this city, for Armour & Co, has gone
to Milwaukee to reside, accompanied
by his family. He has purchased a
grocery store and meat market at 1920
State street.
Peter Goerling came home to at
tend the funeral of his father and spent |
nearly the whole week in Wausau.
Pete" is conducting a hotel at Han
cock, Mich, and is meeting with excel
lent success.
Bernhard Melang, of Chicago. ar
rived in the city last Friday to join his !
family, who have been visiting relatives
IN Wausau for a couple of weeks past.
He returned home yesterday Mrs
Melang and children will remain a
couple of weeks longer.
Stewart b. Naglee, spent a couple
If days in Wausau last week visiting
ais mother and sister-Mrs. Mary S.
Saglee and Miss Harriet Stewart has
! position in the legal department of r.
). Dunn a Co, of St Paul, which he
las held for the past three years.
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