Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-02
PERSONALS.

10 attend the falr.
Miss Edith Markstrum, Of Bessemer,
is visiting in the city
Miss Marie Colby, of Stevens Point,
spent Sunday in wausau.
Miss Emma Benson went to her
school at Nation yesterday.
Miss Minnie Roy, of Amigo. is visit
ing with Miss Matte O'Brien.
Mrs L. A. Harwood, of Oshkosh, is
guest of Miss II. A. Maltbey
DR. A. W. Berch visited at Marsh
field from Saturday TO Monday.
Mrs. H A. Became and children re-
turned from Plainfield this noon.
Miss Belle Murray returned home
last evening ti5nl Minneapolis.
Miss Ella Ayiward, of Neenah. is
visiting in the city with her brother,
james.
Geo. Sexmith and Mitchell Stewart
returned home from Fond du Lac last
Friday.
Andrew Butler, of Lockport, En-,
spent Sunday and Monday at the home
of w b. Scholfield.
Miss ii. A Maltbey who has been
at Stockbridge for the past week, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. Walter Alexander has been
visiting in Stevens Point and Portage
county the past week.
The Misses Marion and Winifred
and james Ryan went up to Plum Lake
yesterday for an outing
MIR. and Mrs c. F. Turner and
children returned home from their visit
in Illinois last Tuesday.
Miss Marie Johnson departed yes
terday for Milwaukee where she will
attend the Normal school
Mr.. and Mrs H II White aud son,
Herbert, of Lake Geneva, Wis.,, are
visiting with the family of w. g. John.
Miss Irma and Frank johnson de
parted for St Paul last Thursday to re-
side with their father, C. w. johnson.
F. L. Hudson and daughter, Mis-
Alice. who had been in Chicago, re-
turned to the city on Sunday evening.
Mrs l. w Bostwick and Mrs Mary
r. Goodell of Norwalk, Ohio, sister
ard nj, ce of Mrs. g. NJ Pier, are visit
ing in Wausau.
Mrs.. Clinton Smith and son, Her
bert, have returned home from Ripon
where they had been visiting for the
past two months
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Smith and
daughters returned from Star Lake,
where they have been during the sum
mer last Saturday.
| -Rey. w. j. Cordick was in Rhine
lander several days last week to take
part in the conservation of the Episco.
pal church in that city
Miss Wayne Bump who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.
Bump returned to Merrill yesterday TO
take charge of her school.
Miss Eunic Hoefer who has been
visiting with the Scholfelds and Har
gers for several months past, returned
to her home in Kansas City last Thurs
day.
District Attorney Fred Genrich is
attending the democratic convention
in Milwaukee, rice f c. Kretiow, who
could not find time to attend as dele
gate.
Mrs. II. 2. Frost has returned to
Wausau, from Chicago, where she has
been working in wholesale millinery
house to get the latest styles in milli-
merry.
Ed. Norton, who has been visiting
in Wausau, guest of his sister, Mrs.
Neal Brown, during the summer, de-
parted for his home in Lockport, H.,
last evening.
John Lee returned yesterday from
Milwaukee and Chicago where he had
been purchasing plumbing supplies.
He also consulted physi clans in regard
to his health.
Rev. N s. Wilson left for Aniwa
this morning to attend the annual pic
mic of the Mission of that place and to
preside at the services aud communion
there this evening He will return to-
morrow.
Mrs. S n Warner, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. L.
Bump, departed yesterday for her home
10 Porto Rico She will stop over a few
days;n Chicago and then go to New
York, where she will set sail for San
Juan
Miss Ethlyn Single, Of Amigo, ar
rived in the city last eveaing aud is a
guest mt tive home of her aunt. Mrs. r.
E Parcher Miss Single will remain in
Wausau until December and during
tina, tim will acquire knowledge of the
millinery art, IN the Elite millinery es-
Enlistment
Mrs. l.. A Pradt aud sons, Louis
and Allen arrived in Wausau last Fri
day. For the past two months they
haze teen visiting at points in Illinois,
Iowa and Wisconsin, and for the past
two wee6s had been at Star Lake.
They viii be joined by Mr.. Pradt later,
and all will return to Washington, d
c., in few weeks.
Bernard Melang, of Chicago,
joined his family, who had been visiting
in Wausan for the past two weeks, last
Saturday and remained until Monday
evening, when all returned to their
home in Chicago. Mr.. Melang was
raised in Wausau and after he was adj
mitted to the bar be went to Chicago
and By his ability and energy he now
has very successful business, over
which his friends here rejoice very