Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-12
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Movements of Those at Home and OF
Those Who Come Here From
Abroad.

Ben Heinemann transacted bust
ness in Amigo on Friday
g. H. Atkins, of Babcock, was a
visitor in the city on Friday
Mrs. w. L. Beers, of Rhinelander,
visited in the city last week.
L. A. Pradt will leave for his home
in Washington, d c., tomorrow.
F. A. Strupp, of Athens, was visitor
in the city the fore part of last week.
Fred Genrich transacted business
of legal nature in Merrill on Thurs
day
H. j. Van Ryn, the Milwaukee
architect, was in the city Friday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rice, of Green
Bay, spent Sunday with the formers
parents in this city
Byron B. Park and Crosby H.
Grant, of Stevens Point, were visitors
in the city on Friday.
H. w Wright and N. L. Anderson,
the Merrill lumbermen, were visitors in
the city last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Dunbar returned home
from Vassar College last Saturday
morning, for her summer vacation.
Geo. A. Martin went to Chicago
last Friday, on business connected with
the publishing of his "Wausau in 1900"
Jos. Pradt, of Milwaukee, conduct
or on the NV. r. r., and former
resident of Wausau, was in the city on
Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Pfeiffer and sister, Miss
Anna Oelhafen, attended the gradua-
ton exercises of the Tomahawk schools
last week.
George Stolte, who had been visit
ing in Wausau for week, departed on
Saturday evening for Detroit. He will
soon return to Texas.
Leon G. Miller, register of probate,
departed yesterday for Bradford, Pa,
and New York, where he will visit for
three weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Gilman went to
Oshkosh last Wednesday to attend the
wedding of the formers sister. They
returned home on Thursday.
City Clerk Chas. F. Beck and family
will leave next Thursday for weeks
visit at the home of the former, at
Fillmore, Washington county.
B. F. Miller and grand daughter,
Miss Florence Miller, came to Wausau
on Friday and visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Miller until today.
Rev w. j. Cordick, Reuben Pana,
baker and Liston Dodge returned Wed
nesday evening from Fond du Lac
where they had been in attendance al
the Episcopal diocesan convention.
Mrs. M. P. Holman, accompanied
by her niece, started out for Minocqua
last Thursday, intending to drive the
whole distance She will be absent un,
til September, visiting with h er brother
w. w. Albers left on Friday night
for Stevens Point, Attention, Thiens
vile and Milwaukee. The latter place
he will attend the Masonic Grand Lodge
of Wisconsin. He will be absent one
week.
VIM. N. Allen returned Thursday
afternoon from Manitowoc, where he
had visited relatives on his way home
from Green Bay, at which place he
attended the meeting of the Grand
Lodge, |. 0. 0. F.
A. M Willard, successful lumber
man of Amigo, spent Thursday in
Wausau, guest of his mother, Mrs. T
Smith. CAL" has whole regiment OF
old time friends here, who enjoy seeing
him, if only for short time.
w. IL. Schmidt, chief clerk in w.
w. Albers' drug store, who has been
away for the past five months for his
health, is again at his old place. That
he has fully recovered his health is a
source of pleasure to his many friends.
Rev. VIM. E. Wright, who had been
visiting in the city since last Thursday, a
guest of his son, L. X. Wright, returned
to his home in Ohio last Thursday.
Mr.. Wright's visit here has been en-
joyed very much by his old friends as
well as relatives.
-D.L. Plumer, l.. Marchetti, John
Ringle, r. N Larner, Phil. Stadler, f.
Genrich, G. B. Bird, j. j. Lohmar and
E. B. Thayer, of this city, are in attend
ance at the Democratic State Conven-
ton, which is to be held in Milwaukee
today. Other delegates from the coun-
ty, who will attend, are DR.. j. Hunt, of
Athens; W. v Silverthorn, Mosinee;
G. Franzen, town Day; VIM. Voight,
Weston, and Paul Gerhard, town Stet-