Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-26
OFFICE.
PERSONAL.
Movements of Those at Home and OF
Those Who Come Here From
Abroad.

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Ashland.
Geo. A. Martin visited in Baraboo
last week. ve
w H. Mylrea departed for Chicago
last~evening.
-Chas. j. Winton returned home
from the South on Friday last.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Brown were in
Chicago and Cincinnati the past week.
Mrs H. McCool, of Merrill, visited
friends in the city during the past week.
Mrs. Carl Kronenwetter, of Knowl-
ton, was Wausau visitor on Thurs
day.
Tim OConnor, of Merrill, spent a
few days, in the city during the past
week.
Miss Nina Kickbusch is visiting at
Ripon with her friend, Miss Nellie San
ford.
j. A johnson has returned home
from his trip to Soldiers Grove and
Portage.
james SWEET returned to Chicago
on Friday to resume work on the
Chronicle.
Mrs. A. A. Book visited last week
with her sister, Miss Anna Anderson,
at Merrill.
Willis LaDu and A Z. Ray, of
Mosinee, were in Wausau on business
last Saturday.
Miss Dorothy German visited at
Merrill during the week with her friend,
Miss Alice Shea.
Miss Whiting, who has been visit
ing in California for the past six weeks,
has returned to Wausau.
Miss Eta McInnis departed for her
home, at Merrill Thursday evening to
spend few days visiting.
A r. Bardeen and A. o. Empey
were among the Wausauites visiting
Merrill during the week.
The Misses Florence Bump, Ger
trude Harger and Belle Heinemann Wis
tied at Merrill early last week.
Den. Finney, who has been at work
at Merrill in the bank of S. Heine-
mann, has completed the interior dec
oratlons of that Institution and returned
home.
-Leander Swope, who has been up
in Michigan scaling for the Brooks &
Ross Lumber Company has returned to
the city.
John Feltis, who was in the River
side Hospital for about week with the
grip, was able to 60 out to his home on
Thursday. Ec
Benjamin Single returned to his
home in Ripon on Friday. His rela-
tives and old friends enjoyed his brief
visit very much.
Jas. O'Brien, who is now with the
Northwestern company at Bessemer,
Mich, spent Sunday in the city visiting
his parents and friends.
Attorneys G. B. Bird and H. L.
Bump, and Pat Driscoll and Ed. Holmes
were among the Wausauites that visit
ed Amigo during the past week.
E s.. Shepard, of Rhinelander, was
in the city during the latter part of the
week. Gene has new supply of hodag
stories TO tell his friends, and he never
misses an opportunity of doing so.
w. H. Johnston, of Milwaukee, has
accepted II position with the d. j. Muir
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family win follow him as soon as he
can secure place in which to live.
Rev. Joseph Brown, of Marshfield,
spent Thursday evening in Wausau,
having Just returned from Portage
county, where he had been conducting
meetings. He reported roads down
there almost impossible on account of
water.
Geo. Silverthorn has returned from
the sanitarium at Battle Greek, Mich,
after Il few weeks stay there for his
health. He is feeling much improved
and says there is no better place in
which TO go to be braeed up physically,
mentally, and morally.
Miss Elma Sanborn, who has been
in WauSau since Thanksgiving solicit
ing orders for the Robinson bath cab
met, advertisement of which appears in
another column, is at Merrill at present
but will return this week. Being gifted
with rare amount of loquacity and of
an industrious nature, she has been re-
warded with deserved 81 ccess while
in this city.