Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-08-06
PERSONALS.

Frank Kelly spent Sunday with his
wife and children who are visiting in
Neenah
&C. c. Yawkey came down from
on Friday and returned in
the evening.
Miss Hazel Golf, of Mosinee, spent
Thursday and Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Thayer.
Jos Kryshak came up from Stew
ems Point Thursday and spent the day
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Boyles, of
Grand Rapids, visited with the formers
parents on Thursday.
Hon. Webster E. Brown, congress
man from this district, was in the city
on business Saturday.
The Misses Alice and Mary Smith
came down from their summer home
on Star Lake last Friday.
Miss Virginia Manson returned
from her visit to the southern part of
the state last Wednesday.
Herman Muenchow departed Sun
day noon for Merrill where he will take
a course of treatment at the hospital of
that place
Miss Gertrude Harger has returned
home from Chicago where she had been
for several weeks attending summer
musical school.
Miss Lillyn Buck, of Hortonville,
who for several days past has been the
guest of Miss Emma Schochow, re-
turned home today.
-Einert Jensen, Geo. Forcey, Tony
Bake and Richard Harvey will depart
tomorrow for Buffalo to visit the Pan
American Exposition.
Mrs. G. w. Bishop and daughter
and Albert Berch, who have been at
the Waupaca Lakes, have returned to
their home in this city
Mrs O. E. Wells and children de-
parted this morning for Maniwa where
they 60 to visit for a couple of weeks
with Mrs. Wells parents.
d. l.. Goodwillic exchanged greet
ings with his friends in Wausau the
early part of the past week. He was
on his way north on business.
Miss Leila and Frank Pease, who
have been visiting with their grand
father, at Graysville, Wis, since school
closed, returned home on Saturday
evening.
Hon. Chas. NJ Webb, presiding
Judge of the Seventh judicial circuit,
was business visitor to this city Fri
day. He returned to Grand Rapids in
the evening.
The Misses Julia and Clara Wawr-
zyniak, departed last Thursday for
Berlin, Oshkosh, Green Lake and other
points in Wisconsin, on three weeks
visit with relatives.
Bentley Vaughan came down from
Star Lake last Thursday to take in the
picnic and to visit with his parents a
few days. Ee returned on the tourist
train Saturday evening.
Will R.: johnson, who has been
making the rounds of the principal
lake resorts of Northern Wisconsin,
has arrived home and reports having
had q most exca1lent time
Bert Williams, mayor of Ashland,
spent Thursday in Wausau, having
come down for the purpose of helping
the delegation of Woodmen from that
city work for the picnic next year.
Ed. Norton of Lockport, H., spent
Sunday in Wausau, guest of his sister,
Mrs. Neal Brown. He was on his way
home from the lakes up north, where
he had been on an outing of two weeks.
Mrs. H. G. McCrossen, who has
been spending few days at her home
in Wausau, returned to Plum Lake on
Friday morning accompanied by Mr..
McCrossen, who remained until over
Sunday.
"A party composed of Messrs. and
Mesdames John Miller, Jr., Frank Oss,
valid, r. E. Powers and Ovid Belanger,
departed Friday morning for Mark Bar
NUNS pleasure resort at Lake Shishe-
bogema.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Scholfield and
children, Will, Harve and Mark, accom-
panied by Ralph McCrossen, left for
Plum Lake, on Saturday. They will
spend the month of August in the
Scholfeld cottage.
Miss Shields and Miss A. Bessie
spent a few days visiting Mrs. Geo.
Warden. Her home is pleasantly stu
ated on the banks of the Eau Claire.
They went to the Barnard Rapids and
think it is not necessary to go far from
home to enjoy beautiful scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Higgins, who
have been in the city visiting relatives
for the past two weeks, returned to
their home in Eagle River on Saturday.
Mr.. Higgins is lawyer and also super
intendent of schools, of Villas county,
and he was down here attending the
teachers institute.
%. E. Wells, Supt. of the Marathon
County Training School for Teachers,
left for Green Bay last Saturday and
was accompanied by his eldest son,
10y" Mr. Wells will visit a few days
with two of his brothers who live in
that city, and then, with his son, will
go, by boat, to Buffalo to attend the
Pan-American Exposition. He will be
absent about two weeks.
Hon. Louis A Pradt departed for
Washington, D. c., last Sunday even
ing, after a stay of ten days in Wausau
with relatives and friends. Mr. Pradt's
mission was partly of a business nature,
TO make arrangements to take deposi-
lions in the case of w II Lee AGAINST