Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-11-26
PERSONALS.

Wednesday in Wausau.
e A. Gooding went to Sheboygan
last evening on business.
Jacob Mortenson, of Oak Park, H.,
was il the city yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. L. Plumer went to
Chicago yesterday morning.
L. N Arson, the Merrill lumber
man, was in the city yesterday.
Walter Jalley has returned home
after several months spent in the West.
Henry Wolslegel, a Tomahawk
typo, spent Sunday in the city with his
parents.
John M. Lull was over from Fem
wood last evening visiting his numer-
Gus friends.
j. N. Buchanan has been in Chi
cago the past few days purchasing
stock of fruit.
John Owen and sister will leave
the city the latter part of the week for
Cincinnati, 0.
Mrs. A. E. Douville, of Mosinee,
came up to Wausau Saturday to do
some shopping.
Jessie Sipes came down from Haz-
elhurst and spent Sunday with his fam
| lily in Wausau.
Aug. Prehn, the Marathon City
merchant, transacted business at the
county seat on Friday.
Mrs. Fred Gillian has been con.
| fined to her home on account of illness
for the pest few days
VIM Bobba and wife, of Amherst,
are in the city visiting the sister of the
former, Mrs Amelia Gross.
John p. Hume, the Marshfield real
estate agent, together with his clerk,
Ed. Gallet, were in the city yesterday.
Fred Kell, who has been out in
Dakota during the summer and fall
months returned to Wausau yesterday.
Judge Silverthorn and Geo. Hart,
court reporter, left yesterday morning
for Rhinelander to attend circuit court,
Aug. Jaeger, of Sheboygan, called
here to attend the funeral of his father,
which was held Sunday, returned home
yesterday.
Sheriff Geo. Schroeder, of Lincoln
county, was in the city a few hours on
Thursday He was on his way to Osh-
kosh with H. f. Kluetz, an insane
patient.
-Adolph Winninger departed last
Wednesday for Willmar, Mimi, to join
the Breezy Time" theatrical troupe
His brother, Charles, is now with that
company.
DR. LaCount is at Thunder Lake,
in Shawano county, hunting deer We
expect to hear SOM great deer stories
when he gets home, as the doctor is Il
hunter from way back
Angus Mcdonald has returned home
from trip in the woods in the vicinity
of Rockland, Mich. He reports that
there was about fourteen inches of
snow in that country when he left.
Seighing time will soon he upon rs,
and yon will want to brighten up last
years cutter To do this get some of
paints and varnishps specially made
for that purpose, kept by o. G. Callies.
DR.. Hazelhne, who has purchased
the field of Dr. Walters, has arrived in
the city and is ready to begin practice.
Mr.. Hazeltine comes from the southern
part of the state His family arrived
with him.
benjamin Miller arrived in the city
last evening, and is visiting his son,
Elmer, and family. Mr.. Miller will de-
part for Rhinelander tomorrow. He
has been visiting in the East for the
past two months.
Mss Emma Pardee and brother
Franklin, accompanied by Miss Ethel
Roberts. went tn Chicago last evening
to join Mrs. Pardee and son, Nicely
Mrs. Pardee will undergo an operation
at the Presbyterian hospital today.
Albert Edwards of Monticello,
Green county, arrived in the city Satur-
day for u brief visit with mis- brothers,
William and Laurin Mr.. Edwards
Was resident of this town in 1888, and,
of course, finds many changes He is
now p ,Stmaster of Monticello. He was
accompanied here By his mother.
L A. Pradt, Assistant u S Attor-
ney General, arrived in WauSau from
Washington last Saturday and re-
manned here viSi ing his mother until
this morning, when he left for Necedah.
Mr.. Pradt came west for purpose OF
taking testimony in the ease of II. W.
Lee VS. the Winnehago Indians and the
U. S. The plaintiff asks for S65 900 for
professional services. At this time the
Winnebago Indians are being paid off
and such an opportu nifty of finding all
the witnesses is not afforded Mt any other
true. Mr.. Pradt spent Friday and Sat
urday at Wittenberg and this morning
left for Nccedah, where another pay
ment is being made. Friday and Satur-
day he will take testimony in the same
case at Tomah and next week at Black
River Falls, after which he viii return
to Wausau and spend few more DAYS
here, before returning 10 Washington.
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