Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-29

II ulnp METZ, OF AInenS, arrived IN
the city Saturday for brief visit with
friends.
Mrs. G.. M. Pier will depart Thurs
day for Ripon where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Neal Brown IS expected home
from her visit in Illinois and the South
tomorrow.
Adam Harsch, If stockbridge,
father of Mrs H e. Fiieth, is in the
city on visit.
Mrs. j. Engfer, of milwaukee is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Chris
tian Oswald
C Meyer. of Milwaukee, visited in
this city over Sunday with his cousin,
Carl Merk Gin.
Mrs. Randall, mother of Mrs f. NJ.
Kanouse, arrived in the city on Wednes-
day. from Iowa.
FIR. w. J Cordick, preached at
Amigo and RhInelander on Sunday
morning and evening.
-Chas. Pfeifer. the Scott street meat
market man has been laid up for a
week past with rheumatism.
Geo. Meyer, of Waukesha, arrived
in WauSau last Saturday He has ac-
cepted positionin Pardee's drug store.
John Owen leaves the city for
Lac du Flambeau tomorrow morning,
where he will act as engineer IN saw
mill.
Mrs c. Nj. Greener, Of Aurora, H.,
arrived in Wausau last Thursday on a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
Jones.
Mrs Jos Braun, of Athens, who had
been visiting friends in the city for
several days last week returned home
Friday.
Seth n. Warner of San Juan, Porto
Rico, visited at the home of Z l.. Bump
the past week He departed on Sun
day for Chicago.
Oscar Weise is spending the week
visiting towns along the line of the ST.
Pau, in the interests Df the cabinet
making firm Of Janke a. Weise.
Pete Goerling is again in Wausau.
Pete has been running hotel at Han
cock Mich. for the past two years. He
has disposed Of his interests up there.
Mrs Fred Gary who has been in
Wausau for the past few weeks visiting
at the home of her father, f. A. Foster,
returned to her home in Memphis last
Friday.
Miss Mae Barnum arrived in the
city from Minneapolis last evening. She
will visit for several weeks in the citv,
at the home of her sistef, Mrs. A. v.
Gearhart.
DIR. Anne Burnet, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. IA B. Murray,
departed yesterday for Manitowoc, and
to which city she was accompanied by
Mrs. Murray
The Misses Marion and Winifred
and Jamie Ryan. who haze been spend
ing the winter at Magnolia Springs,
Alabama, are expected to- return home
tomorrow morning.
Miss Bessie Ries, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Peter Ries, arrived home from
Chicago Friday last. She has been in
that city since last December under
treatment of Dr. Nicholas Sem and
comes home much improved in health.
-Thos. H. Ryan came down from
Merrill last evening and Is spending the
day with his parents. BE will depart
tomorrow morning for Milwaukee to
attend the Grand Lodge meeting of the
Royal Arcanum, to which he is dele
gate from the Merrill lodge.
H Werner. of Plum Lake, was in
Wausau on Saturday securing help for
his summer resort Mr.. Werner will
run a naptha launch on the lake this
season He has also cleared enough
ground so as to be able To keep cows,
chickens and furnish his tables with
vegetables.
Geo H. Rice, of Greer Bay. arrived
in Wausau this morning He win be
accompanied home tomorrow morning
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Rice, who go to Green Bay to make
their future home Miss Rice will have
the household goods packed and follow
in few days.
james McCrosSen returned home
from Everett, Washingtou, on Saturday
morning last. He has been in the West
since last December Mrs McCrosSen
and nd-daughter, Miss Margie Me
CroSSen who have also been in Everett
the past NtHhFts Will HOAz COtut 3tpiht
until next August.
Mrs y. L. Plumer. Mrs j A. Porter
and Mrs. c. S Curtis departed for Los
Angeles, on Thursday, ta attend the
biennial of the General Federation of
Women'S clubs, which begins on May
LIST. A beautiful part of the program
of entertainment is the witnessing of
the opening parade OF la Fiesta the
morning of May LIST and the floral pag-
cant on the following day Flowers
will be throughout some of the charm
ing incidents of the biennial The for
al decorations of Simpson auditorium,
where the women will U.seet. viii be
especially attraetive-ea.la lilies on
Thursday and Friday. delicate roses on
Monday and Tuesday, and white ear
nations and feathery bamboo on Thurs
day.