Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-06-04
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Jos. Lohmar, of the Herald was an
Amigo visitor on Saturday.
Miss Tillie Panabaker is in Edgar
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. w. Puchner.
Harry Miller, wife and children. of
Milwaukee, have arrived in the city for
visit.
"A. KeyeS, of Nutterville. was in the
city today on his way to Harrison,
Idaho.
Mrs. Sprague Cook, of Milwaukee,
is visiting at the home of her father, P.
Delaney.
Miss Nina Eldred, who is attending
Vassar College, will spend this summer
Alaska.
Miss Elizabeth Swisher went to
Grand Rapids on Wednesday for a
weeks stay
Miss Myrtle Lee, of Three Lakes, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Rasmussen.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart and Miss
Margaret departed for Milwaukee and
Chicago last evening
Ira Book, who has been attending
to the city last Saturday.
Lon Merickle came down from
Star Lake Thursday evening and is
visiting among old friends.
Mrs. f. c. Kretlow returned home
last evening from Merrill where she
had been visiting relatives.
Miss Josephine West will arrive in
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. +, Collins.
Mrs. James McCrossen and Mrs.
l.. +. 1hayer went to Chicago on Thurs
day returning last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. E. Thayer will
leave Wausau for their home in Everett,
Wash, Wednesday evening.
Miss Vincent White, of Vesper,
came up Thursday for weeks With
her friend, Miss Lillian Boyles.
Mrs. Edward Ringle departed for
Milwaukee yesterday, where she will
spend month visiting relatives.
-Hugha Lemma departed Sunday
evening for Star Lake, where he will be
engaged during the summer months.
Hon. Thos. O'Connor, of the town
of Cassel, eXassemblyman, was in the
city yesterday renewing old acquaint-
| anceS.
Miss Lucy Baldwin, who has been
visiting at Arbor Vitae, returned to the
city, at the home of H. L. Wheeler, on
Wednesday,
Miss Bertha Klade and Miss Bertha
Aschbrenner departed this morning for
Merrill where they will attend the we'd
ding OF cousin OF the latter.
Mrs Robt. Haase, who had been in
the city since Saturday visiting at the
home of her father, VIM. Baerwald, has
returned to her home at Merrill
Miss Esther Law arrived in the city
from Milwaukee last Saturday. She
has accepted position in the law office
OF W. II. Mylrea, as stenographer.
Mrs. w. r. Browne, who has been
visiting with her father G. Strobridge,
and other relatives for month past,
returned to her home in Minneapolis
yesterday.
Misses Marian Ryan, Margaret
! Dunbar, Emma Stewart and the Messrs.
! George SeXmith. Billy Hart and Bud
Gillian, attended the athletic meet at
| Madison last Saturday.
Miss Catherine Whiting departed
| last Sunday for Hannibal, Mo, to at
| tend wedding and from there will go
| to Canton, Ill, to visit-with her parents
! She will be absent about ten days.
Miss Jennie Vandeverde, who has
| lived in WauSau for the last two years
| teaching and attending the Wausau
High School, departed last Friday for
| Sheboygan, where she will reside in the
| future.
H. r. Fehland, j. Thielman and p.
Z. Berard, all of Merrill, were in the
! city yesterday, to attend the meeting of
representatives of the independent tele-
phone lines in the Wisconsin River
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Landon arrived
| home from Michigan last Friday, where
| they had been to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Landon's brother. The brother
| was only fourteen years old and was
killed by an electric street car.
Gustav Ringle and the Misses Anna
and Naleria left for the Pan-American
Exposition yesterday The former will
| return in about two weeks, while the
| Misses Ringle will visit relatives in
Jersey City for about two months.
Gus Ringle and sisters, Anna and
Valeria, departed yesterday noon for
| the East where they will visit with rela-
tives and also take in the sights at the
| Pan-American exposition. On the re-
turn Gus will stop off at Chicago for
| the SchuetzenfeSt.
james Sampson arrived home Sat
urday morning from La Porte, Ind,
where he has been for several months
| past receiving medical treatment, and
| is now somewhat improved in health.
He was attended on the way home by
his brother, Clarence.
Rev. S. N. Wilson preached the
| dedicatOry sermon of the new Presby-
terrain church at Neenah last Sunday.
| Those who went down from Wausau to
attend the.serviccS were Mrs. S. n. Will
son, Mrs A. H. Stewart, Mrs. j. N.
Manson and Mr. and Mrs. j NJ. Smith.
Among the Mcrrillte's visiting in
the city last week, we noticed the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Ben. Anderson,
Frank Hitzke, Ray McQuillan, Geo. M.
Emerich, Jas. j. Kelly, Fred SWEET.
O. f. Byington, H. w. BOYER, Ed
| O'Connor, Otto Stretching, G. A. Buk-
man, &. j. Cox, j. McInnis, A. D. Cor
! ham.
Miss Emile Nohl, departed for Mil
waukee on Friday; Miss Bessie Porter
and her father departed for Chicago on
| Monday morning and on Monday even
| ing Walter Curtis left for the same
place. Today, all of the above named
will meet in Chicago and, with the ex-
| ception Mr.. Porter, will start on their
trip to Europe. They will go to Mon
treal and thence through the White
mountains to Portland, Me, and will
sail from that city on the 8th of June,
on the steamer CambrOman, of the
| Dominion line. They will be absent
/ until next fall
/ Advertised Letters.
| List of letters remaining uncalled for
| in the Wausau P o. for the week end