Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-03-13
PERSONALS.
Movements of Those at Home and OF
Those Who Come Here From
Abroad.

Neal Brown is expected home from
the South tonight.
Rev. Jos. Brown, of Marshfeld, was
in the city yesterday.
Ole Biller departed on Saturday for
Menasha and other cities on business.
Rev. and Mrs. F Ludwig, of Mer-
rill, are guests of Rev. T. Schaer today
Geo. Rice was in the city yesterday.
He returned to his home in Green Bay
at noon
Mrs. Rebecca Young, of Edgar, is
'in the city, guest of her daughter,
Mrs. j. McCleary.
Mrs. Alfred Puchner, of Edgar is
visiting with her parents in this city
She will spend the week here.
Mrs. g. c. Flanner, of Chicago
Heights, is in the city on brief visit
She is guest of Mrs w d. Murray
Rev. F. Schaer, was a guest of
Rev. w Kock, in Stevens Point, on
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week
Miss Bertha Trevitt arrived home
this morning from Chicago College,
and will visit several weeks before re-
turning.
Victor Morrisette, bookkeeper for
the Fenwood Lumber Company, of Fen
wood, spent Sunday in Wausau with
his parents.
Dan. Danielson went over to Amigo
yesterday morning to do a job in the
plumbing line. He expects to be gone
four or five weeks
Rev G. +. Dilling, of Merrill, who
officiated at the funeral of Mrs Theo.
Koch, in this city on Sunday, returned
home yesterday morning.
Mrs 0. H. Weik was called to
Amherst junction this morning on the
serious illness of her mother-Mrs.
Gilbertson, who is Sc years old
DR.. w. t. Lawrence, returned on
Sunday from Chicago, where he was
called recently on the illness and death
of his brother DR.. P l. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stroede, of
Merrill, spent Sunday in this city, guests
OF the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Barney Bauman, 30S Seymour street.
j. l. McGiveran, of Green Bay,
general agent of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance company, was
in this city on business a few days of
last week
Genial tom" Fleming, of Milwau-
kee, general agent for the New York
Life ms. Co., spent several days in
| Wausau last week in the interests of
his company.
Mrs. Geo. Blackwood and daughter,
Ruth, of New London, who had been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Parlin for
a few weeks, departed for their home
on Wednesday.
j W. Bishop, returned home yes
terday morning from Northport, to
which place he had accompanied the
remains of his mother, Mrs. Mary Bish-
OPP, for interment.
John Wente returned yesterday
from Monico Junction, at which place
he acted as telegrapher in place of the
permanent operator who was absent
attending funeral for few days.
Otto Mathie, president of the Mathie
4 Brewing Co., departed last evening for
! Milwaukee to attend a convention of
brewers to be held in that city Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
Mrs. w. G. Greene, of Green Bay,
mother of Frank Greene, operator in
McKinnon's commission office in this
city, arrived in the city on Saturday
She is stopping at M. H. Bedells with
her son.
Miss Cuff, who is engaged in Chris
tian work in the Presbyterian church,
left yesterday for her home in Rocky
River, Wis, to attend the wedding of
her sister She will be absent about
ten days.
Rev Adam Fawcett and Drs w
w. Wilson and j. M Rich are in Wau-
paca today in attendance at the ordina-
ton of new pastor for the Baptist
church in that city. They all return
home tomorrow morning
Geo H. Gordon, of Brodhead
Wis, arrived in this city last evening
He Is a guest of Rev. w o. Carrier
today and this evening both gentlemen
leave for Trappe City, at which place
the former will take charge of the
Trappe mission of the Presbyterian
church
Rev. f. A. Pease returned today
from Fond du Lac, where he had been
attending a meeting of delegates who
devised plans for the attendance of the
Chicago General Conference to be held
in Chicago during the month of May.
Rev Pease will be absent from the city
in attendance ut the conference during
the entire month of May
We had the extreme pleasure of
meeting the genial ID. l.. Goodwillie, of
Chicago, last Saturday, who came to
Wausau the day previous on business
and pleasure Dave" always gets
much pleasure out of life wherever he
goes, and he never fails to make fast
friends of all whom he may come in
| contact. He il just as ready as ever to
| play joke on the parson as on the
livery man. He has lately turned his
/ mind to patent medicine and has a
/ peculiar notion all his own in ascer-
tanning the efficacy of certain prepare
tons In this, as in all things which he
undertakes, he has been very success
full Everybody up this way likes to
see Dave notwithstanding he Keeps
them guessing all the while.
/ Call ON Thos. Delaney il Won have