Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19
PERSONALS.

Lake Saturday on a visit.
Hon. Alex. Stewart spent Saturday
at Tomahawk and Minocqua.
Miss Myrtle Hart. of Chicago, is
visiting her uncle, Geo Hart.
Miss Mae Corcoran, of Grand
Rapids, is visiting Miss Lillian Boyles.
Miss Ida Weisel, of Austin, Mimi,
is visiting with her cousin, Miss Ida
Williams.
Herman Seim and wife went to
Norrie yesterday morning for a short
fishing trip.
Clarence Goodwillie returned from
his trip down the great lakes last
Wednesday.
-Chas. Finkbeiner who has accepted
a position in Milwaukee, was home for
a visit over Sunday
H. A. Vedder. of Merrill spent sun
day in the city, visiting with the family
of Dr. s. N Wilson.
Angus Mcdonald, who has been
down South looking over timber, has
returned to the city. ~
The Misses Mae, Nina and Ada
Briggs and Mayme Boynton left for
Manitowoc last Friday.
Mrs. c. +. Stone and children who
had been at CleaE Lake with party
since July 4th have returned home
john Glennon, one of the publisher:
of the Stevens Point Gazette, was 8
business visitor to the city on Friday.
-Chas. Tuttle went up to Hazelhurs
last Saturday morning, where he ha.
secured employment in the mill there.
Gene Shoven, of Merrill, came
down the early part of last week anC
accepted employment in the Livingston
store.
Miss Mabel Livingston, who ha.
been visiting at the home of Sam Liv
ingston, returned to her home in Chi
cago last Thursday.
Mrs. Lamar Sexmith, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Stoel, and sister
Mrs. Allen, departed for Kilbourn City
last Friday morning.
Mrs. Goodlander, who has beer
visiting in this city with her sister
Mrs l.. Sexmith, has returned to he
home in Rockford, Ill.,
The Misses Anna and Lena Meh
departed last Saturday for a two week
visit with relatives and friends in Mil
waukee and Chicago.
Robert Boynton and Mr. Chase, o
Oshkosh, attended the dancing part.
given ut the Club House by the youn.
people, last Wednesday evening.
Mrs Louis A. Pradt and children
passed through Wausau last Saturda,
for an outing ut Star Lake, after whicI
they viii come to Wausau for brie
stay
Miss H. A. Maltbey, who has beel
spending the past four weeks in Chi
cago and her old home in Stockbridge
Wis, returned to Wausau last Frida,
morning.
-Chas Wegner and wife, who haC
been visiting the family of John Oelha
fen at Tomahawk, and incidentally
catching a few fish, returned hom
Friday evening.
r. j Panabaker returned hom
Saturday from Washington, d. c., t,
spend his summer vacation. Reubel
is employed as stenographer in tn
department of justice.
DIR. f. M. Kanouse and wife of Wan
sau, returned home Tuesday, after
weeks visit with MIR. and Mrs D. Ora
ham. DR.. Kanouse is thinking oflocat
ing here.-Eagle River News.
Harry Maynard, former Wausal
boy, now employed as engineer at tn
plant of the Yawkey Lumber Co. a
Hazelburst, spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city visiting old friends.
Rudolph Bischoff, of Manitowoc
and his daughter, Mrs. Henry Froelch
of Chicago, who had been visiting will
the family of VIM. Waterhouse departed
for their homes on Saturday morning
Mrs A. V. Gearhart, and daughter
Louise, and son, Mark, went up to Min
ocqua on Saturday morning, from
which place they went to Lake Shishe
bogema to visit with Mrs. Gearhart's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Barnum
DIR. C. w. Chubbuck and sister
Miss Emily, who visited friends her,
last week, departed Saturday morning
Miss Chubbuck visited friends, who are
spending the summer at Three Lakes
before returning home.-C randon Re
publican.
Mrs. w b. Schofeld and sons
Will, Harve and Mark; Miss Baker anC
Rufus and Catherine Manson, returned
to Wausau on Friday The party hat
been at the Schoiield- Harger cottages
on Plum Lake, all the way from six t.
nine weeks.
"A. l.. kreutzer, Frank Kelly, +. A
Gooding and f. B. Thayer went up tC
Plum Lake, on the tourists train, early
Saturday morning They remained
there until Sunday evening. While
there they looked over and purchs sec
sites for summer cottages.
MIR and Mrs. Ed. Seim, who hac
been visiting at the lady's parents. Mr.
aud Mrs John Oelhafen at Tomahawk,
for over a week past and also catching
a few fish out of Half Moon lake where
Mr. Oelhafen has summer cottage,
returned home Friday evening.
Y.rs r p Pratt who has baen