Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-03-11
PERSONALS.

Miss Mary Stewart went to Chicago
on Sunday evening.
Gus Heinemann went to Chicago
on Sunday evening
Robert Young, of Edgar, was a
Wausau visitor yesterday.
Judge Alban, of Rhinelander, was
in the city on Wednesday,
Miss Helen Okeneski visited with
friends IN Merrill, on Sunday.
Dell McCrossen came in from Edgar
and spent Sunday in Wausau.
Mrs L. Nj. Willard went to Merrill
on brief visit on Wednesday.
&C. j Winton started for the South
on business on Sunday evening.
-Clyte Blair of Mosinee spent the
forenoon in Wausau on business.
Joe X. Ravonet, of Marathon City,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. McCrossen
were in Milwaukee several days last
week
H. l. Mumm was in Chicago on
Friday and Saturday, buying wall
paper.
-Chas. w. Harger was in Milwaukee
on Friday and Saturday. He returned
home on Sunday morning.
DR.. S. N. Wilson started out today
to visit the Aniwa and Edgar missions
of the Presbyterian society.
Joe Casteriine returned home yes
terday after spending the winter seal
ing logs on Prairie river, Lincoln Co.
Miss Mae Cosgriff, of Chippewa
Falls, is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Trudeau on Washington street
E b. Rossier, of Plover visited his
friends in this city several days last
week. He returned home on Monday.
Miss Della Menier, of Grand Rapids
came up Saturday and has been visiting
since with her friend, Miss Lillian
Boyles.
Jacob Simmer attended the cattle
sale in Chicago last week and made
purchase of Red Poll cattle-two COWS
and one calf
Aug. Lambrecht and family who
have been at Harshaw for the past
month returned to Wausau on Saturday
evening last
%. G. Callies returned home yester-
day noon after week. visit in the city
of Chicago, where he also purch ased
stock for his store.
Ed. Daley, Henry Wakely and viii
Shaw, all of Grand Rapids spent Sun
day in the city with isiness University
student friends of the former.
Fred Blaesing, of Milwaukee, came
up to this city the latter part of the
week to attend his sister, Mrs. Martha
Johns, in her late illness and death.
w H. Mylrea left for Madison on
Sunday evening where he has gone to
speak before the commercial depart
ment of the University on Insurance.
r. f. Powers was in attendance at
the meeting of the State Press associa-
tion held in Milwaukee last week. He
was elected as vice-president for the
Tenth congressional district.
Aug. Marquardt, sheriff, and Frank
Chase are at Waupun, having accom-
panied Henry Day to the states prison,
where he has six years contract with
the state to make shoes.
Mrs. Walter Alexander and son,
Collins, who have been in Chicago for
some time, for the benefit oftne latter's
health, returned home on Wednesday.
Collins is somewhat improved
E A Edmonds of Oconto Falls, ar
rived in the city last evening and was
accompanied by Thorpe and Hobart
Edmond.', who had been visiting at the
home of heir grandmother for month
past.
Mrs. Anna L. Oswald, of Ahlwau-
kee, formerly Mrs Fred Blaesing. of |
this city, came to tie city the latter part |
of the week to attend her daughter, |
Mrs. Sam'l Johns, in her illness and |
death.
John Mathie and Henry Rider de-
parted yesterday for Milwaukee to at
tend the annual meeting of the Wiscon
sin Brewers association which convenes |
today. They were accompanied by |
their wives.
Mrs. w. G Norton and Miss Rhoda /
Norton arrived ia the city on Thursday /
from Lockport, Ill to attend the Club /
Honse opening and to visit a few days I
with relatives. They returned home on 4
Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. \. Wilson and Mrs. James
attended a Presbyterian +
Mission held 10 Milwaukee last eek
While there they bad the honor of See
ing Prince Henry. They returned I
home on Wednesday.
-Edw. C. kretlow. who had been So
Jour ming at Hot Springs, Ark. twn
weeks past for the benefit Of his health
home Saturday Ed has a
appearance since he got rid of
his hirsute appendage.
viii HaseItine and Miss Emma
Haseltine Of Ripon. arrived in the city
m ThursssAy a. pay a short visit TO rela-
lives and IN attend the opening of the
IEansau Clmb House Mr. Haseltine
home on Sunday evening
while Miss HaseltIne viii remain fo- a
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