Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-05

A.
was Wausau visitor yesterday
MIR and Mrs. Walter Alexander are
at Plum Lake for brief outing
Judge w. c. Silverthorn was in
Merrill yesterday on court business.
Sheriff Geo. Schroeder of Lincoln
county was down from Merrill last
evening
Mrs. j. A. Blaurock, of River Falls
mother of Mrs. Nick Gender, is visiting
in the city.
M Duncan, of Oshkosh, was
guest of Mr. and Mrs B. IL. Conhn
over Sunday.
Ed. Kretlow has been up 10 his
cottage near Harshaw for several days
He win return this evening.
The family of George Jalley, who
have been in Cloquet, MINI since last
fall, has returned to Wausau.
Mrs d. w. c. Mitchell and children
arrived home this morning after visit
of three weeks at Lake Nebagamon.
Henry and VIII Sem and Ed Nc
CURE left last evening for Manitowish
where they will spend week in fishing.
&C. N Thomas departed for the West
Sunday evening to look over timber
lands for the Arson Hixon Lumber Co,
of Merrill
Miss Agnes Young, who has been
visiting friends in Athens, for the past
three weeks, returned home on Satur
day evening.
Miss Virginia Manson, who has
beea at the Scholfield cottage on Plum
Lake for the past three weeks, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Anna Dobrinz, departed last
evening for an Indiana health resort
where she will take treatment in hopes
of beneiitting her health.
Mrs c. W. Harger and children
who have been at Plum Lake for the
past three or four weeks, will return to
the city the latter partof the week.
Mrs. VIM. Luck and children, of
milwaukee, who had been visiting for a
week past in this city with o. G. Callies,
returned home yesterday morning.
Miss Catherine Mckinley, of Fond
du Lac, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. b. H. Conlin for the past two
weeks, returned to her home yesterday
Burr Jones departed this morning
for Evergreen to fish for trout. He will
join party of Wausau fishermen who
are now enjoying themselves over
there.
Miss Marguerite DonneIly who has
been visiting with her brother John
Donnelly for the past three weeks, de-
parted for her home in Milwaukee,
this morning.
Mrs. Hadley,n nee Madge Silverthorn,
of Chicago, will arrive in the city next
Thursday on visit James Silverthorn
who has been visiting in Chicago, will
accompany her
John Dern, George futile, Chas.
Mayer, John Mathie, Frank Gaetzman
and Tony Kryshak, will leave tomor-
row for few days outing atBarnum's
resort. on Shishebogema.
VIM. Beers, of Sault Ste. Marie, ar
rived in Wausau yesterday on brief
stay. Win spent his boyhocd days in
Wausau, also many of his young man
hood days His hair is now literally
streaked with gray, yet he is the same
BILLY" as of old. May his shadow
never grow less.
MIR. and Mrs c. b. Bird will return
to Wausau on the 25th or 2T:n of Aug
ust Their children, Marie and George,
who have been staying with their
grandparents at Madison, returned to
Wausau last evening, and were accom-
panied by Mrs. Tyrrell, of Keokuk,
Iowa, Mrs. Birds sister. They will
open the home and have it in readiness
for Mr.. and Mrs Bird on their return.
Ole Biller returned home Tn ursday
flom Soldiers Grove where he had been
experimenting the placing of the boil
ers in a new excelsior mill his company
IS building at that place. He leaves in
few days for Davenport, Ia, where
he will select machinery for this mill.
He expects to have the Wausau mill in
operation by-she end of the week 1t
Bas been closed down awaiting new
knives which have been delayed in
shipment.
JAS. McCrossen departed on Friday
for Waupaca, where he visited couple
of days and then went up to St. Paul,
where he will meet Mrs McCrossen
and granddaughter, Miss Margorie,
who have been spending the winter in
Everett, Wash From St. Paul they
will all 60 to West Superior and visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Grace and family.
Mr.. McCrosSen will return to Wausau
about the 10th of August. Mrs
McCrossen and Miss Margorie will not
return until about Sept. 1st
MIR. and Mrs Ed Armstrong, of Sac
City, Iowa, are in the city visiting the
formers brother, S. S. Arm ,trong, and |
other relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Arm
strong were among the very earliest |
residents of Marathon county, most of |
the time living at Pine River where the |
former was engaged in numbering. He |
was also considered one of the very best
pilots on the Wisconsin river and it is |
very interesting to listen TO his early ex-
perienees in the valley and on the river |
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong left this county
for Iowa some twenty-five or thirty |
years ago but have made occasional
visits here They will remain for sew
eral weeks.
LOSE AT ASHLAND.