Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-04-10
PERSONALS.

days last week.
M. P. Beebe, of Minocqua, came
down on Saturday.
Nathan Heinemann went to Chicago
on Sunday, on business.
Miss Ethlyn Single, of Amigo, is
visiting in the city, guest at C. F.
Dunbar's.
Miss Della Thayer went to Chicago
and Lockport, H., last Sunday evening
for weeks visit.
Mrs. w. H. Mylrea, went 20 Chica-
go on Sunday evening to spend week
with her parents.
Secretary Neal Campbell was in
Stevens Point Wednesday in attend
ance at the Y P. s. c. E. convention.
John Ringle and John Miller left
yesterday for indianapolis where they
go to look over new machine for dry
ing brick
Miss Olga Gebhart, who is teaching
school at Green Bay, arrived in the city
Wednesday to spend her Easter yaca-
ton at home
Miss Henry Ziebell returned on
Wednesday from Milwaukee, to which
place she had been called by the death
of her mother
DIR. H. Dean. of Minneapolis, for-
merly of this city, visited in Wausau a
few days last week He returned home
on Thursday.
Fred E. Kimball, of Heights, tele-
graph operator in the st. Paul depot in
that town, spent a few days of last
week in Wausau.
Misses Hattie and Eulalie Brisbois
returned on Wednesday from Neills-
vile, where they had been visiting
their aunt Mrs. John Paulus.
Misses Vina Rapraeger, Ida and
Emma Mundt and Lena Grain, who
have been at Madison during the past
winter, have returned to their homes
in Wausau.
Edward G. Sam, rising young
farmer of the town of Texas, was in
town last Friday on business. Ed. re-
ports successful winter and business
booming in Texas.
Hugh Lemma, who is scaling for
Langley & Aldersoa's logging firm at
Star Lake, returned to his place of en-
ployment on Thursday, after spending
few days visiting in this city.
w. Sehuener, Chicago sketch art
ist, is in this city sketching the princi-
pal public buildings and manufacture
ing institutions for Geo. Martins SOU
venir edition of "Wausau in 1900"
Oscar Ringle, one of the Wausau
students at the State University, arrived
home on Saturday for Easter vacation,
A number of the other Wausau boys are
expected to arrive home tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs Fred Gary of Ashland
came to the city on Friday evening and
were guests of the latter's father, f. A.
Foster until Sunday evening when they
went to Chicago. They will return TO
Wausau next Saturday.
William FL. Sam, who drove team
for the Alexander Stewart Lumber Co.,
near Goodnow, during the winter, is
now recruiting in the city preparatory
to taking trip to the golden harvest
fields of the west this summer.
Rev Ferd. Karnopp, presiding elder
of the Oshkosh district of the German
Nj. +. churches, was in Wausau few
days last week, and on Sunday con-
Quoted the quarterly conference, assist
ed by Rev. H. T. Mueller, pastor of the
church.
William Latin, a prominent farmer
and logger of the town of Hewitt, was
in town last Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Laffin's father was one of the first
settlers in the town, and William was
one of the boys that bore the brunt in
the battle of the axes.
Those of this city who attended the
7. 2. S. G. f. convention at Stevens
Point on Wednesday and Thursday
were Mrs. j. H. Yost, Misses Althea
Young, Sigma Markstrum, Alice John
son, Margie McCrossen, Mary Smith,
and Revs. A. W Fawcett and w. o.
Carrier; Neal Campbell, Walter Ben
sen, Roy Edgar and James Colby.