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


Mrs. Kate McIndoe, of Rhnelan-
der, is visiting in the city.
Miss Nellie Sanford, of Ripon, is a
guest of Miss Nina Kickbusch.
Mrs. Geo. Kollock, of Merrill, visit
ed among friends in Wausau last week.
Charles Edgar came down from
Duluth Thursday on brief business
trip.
Mrs. A. l.. Kreutzer and children
returned home from Duluth this after
noon.
Henry Rose, who spent the past
week in Wausau, left for Chicago on
Saturday.
A. Wilterding went over to Amigo
and Morley on Saturday returning Sun
day evening.
Atty. s. H Alban, of Rhinelander,
is in the city today, visiting his numer-
Gus friends.
Miss Pearl Bentley arrived in the
city this morning, and is guest at H.
L. Wheeler's.
VIM. Romayne, of Chicago, visited
during the week with his nephews, the
Cawley brothers.
Alex Gerhard departed for Chicago
on Wednesday to accept position on
the Board of Trade.
Mrs. T. Gralow, accompanied by
her children, left Tuesday for Mosinee
to visit with her sister.
-Phineas Pease returned on Satur-
day from visit of four months in the
southern part of the state.
F. B. Warren, of Green Bay, visited
with his brother, G. l.. Warren, in this
city, several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Kerble, of Merrill,
visited with the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Schuetz last Thursday.
Mrs. Wilbur James and little daugh-
ter arrived in Wausau last evening on
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. James.
Mrs. Julia Pollock, of Oshkosh,
mother of Mrs. w. j. Kregel, came up
on Saturday for stay of four weeks.
Miss Bertha Eggebrecht departed
last evening for her home in Chicago.
after three weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Sipes and son, of Hazelhurst,
came to the city on Thursday evening
and returned home on Friday morning.
Mrs VIM. Mitchell was among the
Wausau visitors on Thursday. She
spent the day with Mrs. R E. Parcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Sexmith spent
few days of the past week up on Clear
Lake, guests of Mr. and Mrs EdmondS.
Mrs. Lang, sister of Mrs. R. Good
rich, and little daughter, Helen, arrived
in Wausau yesterday from Minneapolis.
Frank Haase departed last evening
for Merrill where for several weeks he
will work at the case in the Advocate
office.
Mrs. P. L. Cooney and son depart
ed for Oshkosh last Saturday for brief
visit with the family of R. w. Arm
strong.
Mrs. E. K Holden, of Bridgeport,
Conn, is here on visit to her brother,
W. H. Mylrea. She is accompanied by
her son.
Guy Gooding and Will Hart are
out camping for several days, pitching
their tent in the woods few miles east
of the city.
Henry Wolslegel came down from
Tomahawk last Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with his parents. He re-
turned on Monday.
Mrs. john Kuebler and son and
Miss Helen Single returned home from
M. H. Barnums place, on Lake Shishe-
bogema, last Friday.
Mrs. f. B. Smith, of Chicago, and
Mrs. c. H. Smith, of Salt Lake City,
sister and niece of Mrs. c. s. Curtis,
are visiting in the city.
Miss Mayme Bayington, of Osh-
kosh, who has been a guest of Miss
Reed for several weeks, returned to
her home this morning.
w. w. Thayer, member of the
county board, and John Hogarty, of
the town of Harrison, transacted bust
ness in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Gaetzman departed
Saturday evening for months visit
with relates in Chicago and points in
Wisconsin and Michigan.
w. G. Collar was a WausaE visitor
last Saturday. Mr.. Collar has been do
ing an extensive lumber busiress in the
South for few years past.
Gay Dorm, Merrill printer, ar
rived in WauSau last evening and will
for Il short time hold down case in
one of the city print shops.
Miss Laura Pratt, of Stevens Point,
who visited with Dr. and Mrs. Walters,
has returned home and was accompan-
led by little Helen Walters.
Miss Reed, sister of Mrs. James
Goodwillie, who had been visiting in
the city for fortnight, returned to her
home in Collinsville, Mo, last Friday.
Mrs. Henry Weeks, of Waupaca,
arrived in the city this morning for a
few days visit with friends. She is
guest at the residence of r. E. Parcher.
Judge Henry Miller returned home
from Milwaukee last Thursday Since
that time he has been laid up with a
sore throat. He is better at present
writing
Nicely Pardee, VIM. Berger and two
daughters and VIM. Harding, departed
this morning for Manitowish Lake,
where they will camp out for a week or
ten days.
A party consisting of Mrs. VIM. R.
Stewart and son, Stewart; and Mrs. J.