Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-09-17
PERSONALS.

4 t1H CITY t1cS
Miss Mollie Bacns departed Satur-
day for Merrill for visit.
Miss Lula james went up to Merrill
Saturday for a short visit.
DIR. P. j. Taugher, Of Marathon
City was Wausau visitor on Tuesday.
w II. Mylrea went to Chicago Sat
urday evening and returned home Sun
day.
Sheriff August Marquardt returned
home from the state fair SATURDAY. morn
ing.
Conrad Althen and daughter, Katie,
have returned home from their Milwau-
kee trip.
Walter Alexander was in Iron
River the past week looking after his
interests.
Mrs. Anton Saindon returned from
a visit to Edgar aud Marathon City on
Thursday
Frank Kelly returned from a busi-
ness trip to Milwaukee and Chicago
last Saturday.
Miss Vera Grout, of Mercer, visited
several days last week with the family
Of A. H. Grout
Mrs I. e. Ryan spent a few days
in Merrill last week, guest of her son,
Thomas RyaR
MIR. and Mrs. James McCrossen
spent the past week in Waupaca visit
ing old friends.
Mrs. Fred Levenhagen and son,
Freddie, returned home from New
York last Tuesday
Mrs. LEVEL Bells, who has been
spending the summer in Oshkosh, has
returned to Wausau.
Mayor A. H. STANCE, of Merrill,
lumbermau and politician, was Wau
sau visitor on Friday.
Mrs G. c. Yawkey and daughter
are at home again, after spending the
summer at Hazelhurst.
-Chas. Burke, Jr, has returned
home after three months visit with
relatives at Manitowoc
Will F. Summerfeld of this city has
gone to Rhinelander to take position
with Congressman Brown
e s. Bailey, Geo A. Martin and l.
l.. Dodge composed party represent
| ing this city at the state fair last week
Mrs T. C. Olson, of Merrill, came
down to Wausau Tuesday evening for
brief visit with her mother, Mrs N
Marx.
Mrs. Chas Burke returned home
Tuesday evening from Milwaukee,
where shN lad been attending the fun
eral of Il niece.
-NIrq. J. A. Conan, of Rhinelander,
formerly resident of Wausau, is visit
ing in the city, guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Il. II. johnson.
Rev. Otto Ringle, who presides at
the mission of Edgar, was visitor in
the city last week while on his way
home from the state fair
MIR and Mrs. +. A. Dawes, Of Dow
ner's Grove, Wis, visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. F L. Hudson They
returned to their home on Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Mylrea accompanied
her son, Jack, to Highland Park last
week. Jack will attend the N. w Mil
itary Academy during the coming year.
Miss Emma Pardee has returned
home from the West. She visited in
Montana and went through Yellow
stone Park as a guest of her uncle,
Ossian Pardee.
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Dunbar and
daughters, the Misses Nell and Margar-
ct, departed for the n-American
exposition on Thursday The two lat
ter will enter Vassar college.
DIR. A. w. Trevitt is taking a
months vacation from his duties as
postmaster He will spend II time in
Michigan and the Pan-American ex-
position and then take a tour through
the South
Rev. Werhahn departed Monday
night for St Louis, Mo, to attend the
general conference. As Rev. Sehaer is
there also, both churches are in charge
of Rev Otto Ringle, who will preach in
St. Paul's church next Sunday
Newman Bells departed Tuesday
evening for Galisburg, H., where dur
Ing the coming year he will attend
Knox college Newman is an athelete
of some note and we expect to hear
from him in the field events of Knox.
Ned Jordan, who for several
months past has been pushing pencil |
for the Central Wisconsin, has resigned |
his position with that paper and depart |
ed Saturday morning for his home at
Merrill, where he will visit until Friday /
before entering Madison University.
Leon A. Lambert, came up from
Chicago last Wednesday to visit rela-
tives and recuperate. He has been laid
up with typhoid fever since August lst,
and has just been able to get about
He viii be here week or ten days |
He expects TO be able to go to work |
again about October lst
Charles Zahn. after visit of about
six weeks in this city with his parents,
departed Thursday for R1cine. lie viii /
there attend 10 some business matters I
relating to the printing office In which |
he has been employed and will then /
enter Wheaton college, at Wheaton, /
Ill Charlie is student by nature, and I
nf an observing and industrious mould |
of character and will, without doubt. I
pave The road to snccess in any field he /
chooses 20 enter.
WANTED Competent young mau
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