Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-07-10
PERSONALS,

his visit to Fond du Lac.
Otto and Ernest Braatz, of Merrill,
spent Sunday in the city.
James McCrossen returned from
Everett, Washington, last Wednesday.
Mrs. H G. Flieth and daughter
Mabel, are visiting relatives at Stock
bridge.
Paul Boehm has returned to Madi-
son, where he will study during the
summer.
DR.. Henry Abraham came up from
Appleton&o attend the funeral of Frank
Mathie, ST.. J.
Anton Myohr, of Sumpter, Oregon,
is in the city.on brief visit to relatives
and friends.
James Montgomery and family de-
part tomorrow for Deer Park Lodge, on
Manitowish
Mrs. w. IL. Mylrea and son Jack"
went to Lamotte's resort, on Manito-
wish, yesterday.
Walter Rosenberg spent Sunday
in Wausau, returned to Hazelhurst on
Monday morning.
&C. Z. Evenson departed for Wau-
paca on Sunday to join his family who
are visiting there
"A. Wilterding, of Wilterding &
Stephany, druggists, spent Sunday in
Amigo, visiting his family.
| j. A. Lamotte came down Saturday
from his summer resort on Manitowish
for few days on business.
George Stuhlfauth has gone to
Chicago, where he has accepted posi-
ton as an electrical engineer.
Rev. Fir Richard, of Green Bay,
will arrive IN the city tomorrow and
will be the guest of G. b. Mayer
| John Johnson departed today for
Soldiers Grove, Wis, where he will
transact business. He will be absent
ten days.
Miss Emma Schochow returned
Sunday evening from Merrill, where she
had been visiting for couple of weeks
with friends.
Rev. w. o.. Carrier will return
home this week from Lansing, Mich,
and will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit
next Sunday.
Misses Dena and Julia Larson de
parted Saturday morning for Waupaca,
Amherst and lola, where they will visit
for few weeks.
j. Tompkins, who has been looking
over timber lands in northern Wiscon-
sin for the Curtis & Yale company, re-
turned last week.
d. l.. Plumer arrived home from
the National Democratic Convention
at Kansas City on Sunday He was alb
sent just one week.
| Henry Neuman, of this city, will
act as one of the groomsmen at the
Seim- Oelhafen wedding at Tomahawk
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs C. " Bardeen and children,
Miss Eleanor, Waldo and Florence, are
expected to arrive in the city from
Madison this evening.
Frank Morgan departed for Amherst
yesterday to join his family who are Wis
iting at that place. They will return
the latter part of the week
Mrs. Geo. Langley, Mrs. E. M.
Smart, Miss Strickland and Geo. Lang
ley, Jr., drove down to Wausau yester-
day returning in the evening.
/ Ed. johnson, Nels and Andrew
Olson and Chas. Klein went up to the
lakes on Saturday where they will take
an outing for week.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Robarge, of
Tomahawk, came down to Wausau to
spend the Fourth with old friends.
They returned home yesterday.
Mrs. j. L. Norton, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Neal Brown,
tor the past two weeks, departed for her
home in Lockport, ILL.,, on Saturday
evening.
j L. Halle, of New London, came
to Wausau on Wednesday and remained
several days with old-time friends. Mr.
Halle is always very welcome visitor
to Wausau.
Misses Tillie and Celia Ziegler,
twins, of Mayville, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gaetzman, being cous-
ms of the latter. They will remain in
the city two weeks.
Fred Becker and Alex Albee re-
turned Saturday evening from Norrie,
where they had spent few days in
angling for trout. They had good sue
cess and an enjoyable outing.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Yawkey left on
Sunday on a brief visit to different
parts of the country The former went
to Florida and the latter, accompanied
by her daughter, went to Michigan.
S NJ Crawford, of Green Bay,
physical director of the Y. NJ. G. A. in
that city, spent Sunday in Wausau He
is thinking of coming to Wausau and
accepting an offer made him by the Y
NJ. e. A. of this city.
-Chas futile, who is in the employ
of the ST. Paul R'y Co. at st. Paul, came
over and spent the past week visiting
with his mother. He returned this
morning and was accompanied by his
mother, who will visit there several
months.
Frank Dayo, of Stevens Point. an
experienced mill and factory hand, has
been looking over the city for the past
month with view to locating here,
and we are glad to know that he has
decided to make Wausau his home in
the future
Peabody Dexter aud wife, of APP
pleton. Mimi, who had spent three