Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-09-03

rill last week.
Miss Jessie Northup, of Green Bay,
is visiting friends in the city.
H. II. Manson and DR.. Berch took
in the fair at Stevens Point last week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Sloan have re-
turned home from their eastern trip.
The Misses Helen and Alice Hud-
son are visiting relatives in Nekoosa.
Mrs. A. A. Hooper and children
spent the past week visiting in Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Mohr, of Mil.
waukee, are in the city for short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Brown, are down
near Babcock, hunting prairie chickens.
w. H. Mylrea was in Sheboygan
last Saturday, taking testimony in
case.
Miss Anna Magnussen was in Chi
cago last week purchasing millinery
goods.
Miss Minnie Trip, who had been
visiting in Fond da Lac, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Mollie Merklein has gone to
Milwaukee to take course in kinder
garten work.
Mrs. John Becker, and son, Fred. !,
of Oshkosh, are visiting at the home of
Mrs Emma Becker.
Mrs Merrill and Miss W0oledge. of
Amigo, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Bishop over Sunday.
H. w. Gerndt, who had been visit.
ing here for the past week, returned
again to New London, Saturday.
%. G. Callies spent Sunday'at Mara
thOn City, paying friendly visit to his
numerous customers in that section.
Roscoe Young, Willie Berg and
Raymond Wllterding will return this
Monday evening from a weeks outin o
at the lakes up north. gE
The Misses Grace and Lulu Ross.
who have been spending the summer
at Arbor Vitae, are expected to arrive
in Wausau this Monday evening.
Mrs. Thos. Malone received visit
from her mother, Mrs. Wendell Stark,
KnOwltOn, and sister, Mrs. Ellis Miller,
of Stevens Point, last Wednesday.
DR.. Russ Lyon, L. P. Gilman and
M. Z. Ewing went down to the line of
the st. Paul last Saturday to get ready
to do some chicken shooting by the list.
Neil Campbell Jr., Ralph Wilson.
Fred Heinemann, Walter Benson. Fred
SeXmith and Don Wilson are spending
"A few days fishing up on the northern
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bishop, of
Sacramento, Cal, arrived in the city
last Friday on visit. The former is a
brother of our fellow townsman, j. W.
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Havron de-
parted last evening for Minneapolis for
II weeks stay. Harry is one of Wau-
sau's efficient firemen and is taking his
vacation.
L. X. Wright went down to Stevens
Point last week to attend the fair and
to secure horses for the races. He was
very successful, and the fair races will
be as fine as we have had here for years
B. S. Wilson, of Star Lake, has
rented the residence of Mrs. E S. Man
son corner of Fourth and Mcclellan
streets. Mr.. Wilson's family will oc-
cupy the same this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Single and son.
VINO have been visiting up the line of
the Central K. r. and at Amigo, have
returned to Wausau and will Visit here
for week before starting to their home
in Louisiana.
DIR. Anne G. Burnet, sister of Mrs.
Agnes b. Murray, of this city, and very
we'll known here has resigned her posi-
ton at Clarinda, Iowa and will take
trip abroad, leaving for Scotland the
latter part of this week.
R. H. johnson, Jr., went to Chica-
go on Thursday, where he met his sis
ter, Miss Marie, who was ON her way
home from the coast. After spending
few days in that city, they returned
to Wausau, reaching here on Sunday.
w. M. Heinemann spent few DAYS
in Wausau last week, visiting his father,
Joseph Heinemann, and other relatives.
He was on his way to his home. in
Athens from Indian Territory, where
he has been in the government employ
estimating timber.
w. w. Cornwall, of Spencer, Iowa,
a prominent lawyer of that city, and E.
&. Torrey, an editor on the Minneapolis
Journal, spent Sunday in Wausau,
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alden
Bardeen. They are nephews of Mrs.
g. w. Marsh. They returned home on
Sunday evening.
Miss Marie johnson returned home
on Sunday. from visit of two months
in Los Angeles and other points in Cali
fOrnia. la the above named city she
visited with her relatives. DR.. and Mrs
Win Wyle, formerly residents of Wau-
sau. Miss johnson was accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Helen Alban, of
Rhinelander. "a
-Chas. j. WInton, was called to Port
land, Oregon, last week, on business.
When the news reached Wausau, on
Sunday, of the awful wreck and loss of
life, which occurred on the Great North
ern at Kalispell, Mont, last Saturday,
Mrs. Winton and relatives and friends
were very much worried, for fear Mr..
WintOn might have been in the wreck.
Had he taken the Great Northern, and
been delayed for u few hours he would
have been due at Kalispell at the time
of the wreck. A dispatch received
from him on Sunday evening, to the