Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-26
PERSONALS.

Charles Mayer is in Chicago
F p Stone went to Marshfeld
today on business.
Charles Turner was visitor in
Omaha, Neb., on Friday.
Geo. Fenrich, of Fenwood, was a
visitor in the city on Wednesday.
Rob. Zietlow departed last evening
Tor Milwaukee to attend the Carnival.
Karl Mathie went to Milwaukee on
Tuesday evening to hire few teachers.
Bishop Messmer, of Green Bay,
was a guest of Rev. Fr. Richard over
Sunday.
Fred Deu5sch was called to West
Bend this morning by the severe sick
ness of his father
Mrs Paul Miller and Miss Miller
went to Milwaukee this morning to
attend the Carnival
Charles Hooker is in attendance at
the Milwaukee Carnival, having gone
down this morning.
Mig. and Mrs. Joseph Braun and
children, of Athens, visited relatives in
this city last week.
Miss Lima Mueller arrived home
today from Elmhurst, where she had
been teaching school,
Miss Bessie Miter, of Crandon, Wis
tied Miss Emily Chubbuck from Satur-
day until this morning.
Fred Boiler returned Thursday
evening from Ripon, where he had
been attending Ripon College.
Miss Mary Boiler returned Thurs
day evening from Ripon, where she
had been attending Ripon College
Daniel Jones, of WATERFOWL, Presi-
dent of the Marathon County Bank, is
in the city, guest of C. w Harger.
Miss Anna Opdahl has returned
attending the Conservatory of Music
Miss Agnes Young returned Friday
from Stevens Point, at which place she
had been attending the Normal School.
Miss Mary Manson, of Evanston,
H., arrived in the city Wednesday
evening and is a guest of Miss Bertha
Trevitt.
John 0'Koniewski returned last
evening from Madison, where he has
completed the law course in the State
University.
Ed. Gamble has gone out to Edgar
where he will be in the employ of the
Wausau Lumber Company during the
summer vacation,
MIR. and mrs b. w. Smith and
family left yesterday for their cottage
at Star Lake where they will spend the
hot days of summer.
e. A. Gooding, of Bloomington, H.,
arrived in the city on Friday and re-
manned over Sunday guest OF his sis,
ter, Mrs. E. b. Thayer.
The Misses Leila and Louise Pease
viii spend the summer vacation at
Grayeville with their grandparents.
They leave tomorrow.
Mrs. j Frank Young, wife of the
Presbyterian minister at MarshfieId,
was guest of Rev and Mrs. w. o.
Carrier over Sunday.
Miss Belle Hienemann returned
the fore part OF last week from Boston,
where she graduated with high honors
from noted school of music.
Miss Sarah Trevitt departed Thurs
day evening for Des Moines and other
points in Iowa, where she will visit for
a time with relatives aud friends.
Mrs. F. A. Dnrick returned to her
nVtbC ~ l. VI ttirse 2sethtA ee9 dlLCA SPbAH-
ing several weeks with her sisters Mrs.
A. j. Mccormick and Mary Ward.
Ed Ringle is in attendance at the
Carnival. During his alb
sence his position in the postofiice is
being filed by Miss Anna Kuhlmann
Miss Ida Anderson, of Toronto, Can
ada, niece Of Mayor " A. Anderson, is
4 guest at the home of the latter, and
viii remain here for couple of weeks.
Ernst Jehn, of Waterloo, Iowa,
who is studying for the ministry at
Concordia College, Milwaukee, is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Johannes.