Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16
PERSONALS.
B. S. Miller departed for M.d;s

ING ACOA-
-chas J. Winton leaves for the coast
TINS evening.
Prof. C. NJ. Boyles spent Saturday
% Tomahawk.
Miss Templeton returned from
Clear Lake on Friday.
Joe Elliott, sheriff of Villas county,
was in the city last week.
Mrs. Jennie Brown, of Luycrn.
Mimi, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
P Bailey.
Justice j. A. Jones arrived home
Sunday from visit to his daughter at
Aurora, III.
Jos Heinemann and son, and grand
son, Emmett Warehouse, were state
fair visitors last week.
-Chas. Evenson, who has been down
in Portage county for several months,
has returned to the city.
Max Z Boehm departed last even
ing for Chicago, for the purpose of pur-
chasing car load of peaches.
B. Single, who came up from Ripon
to attend the county fair and the old
settlers meeting, returned home the
early part of the past week.
Mrs. g. ID. Jones and children ar
rived home from Fond du Lac and
other points on Saturday. They had
been absent about five weeks.
Miss Clara Tisch, chief night opera
tor in the Wausau Telephone company,
left yesterday for Chicago and other
points for vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Z. A. Gooding will go to Chi
cage this evening with her son, Guy,
who goes to resume his studies at the
N. w Military Academy at Highland
Park.
The Misses Merk, Nohl, Carpenter,
Dickey, Jones. Mower, Voswinkel, Skel-
ton, Tressider, Hurley and others, all
teachers in our city schools, have
returned
John Wente, who is stationed at
Kaukauna as operator for the Western
Union Telegraph Co., is in the city on
visit 10 his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Wente.
Inert Jensen, who for some time
past has held a position as a sales clerk
i'll the Livingston store, departed today
for Ashland where he has accepted a
similar position.
-Mesdames A. Halder and A. Parson,
accompanied by their children, depart
ell last Thursday for few weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Menas!Ia,
Ksukauna and Amigo.
Il A. Pradt arrived in the city from
Washington on Wednesday to join his
family who are visiting here. Mr..
and Mrs. Pradt will return to Wash
ington, ID. C., next Monday
Miss Kate Williamson, of Oshkosh,
arrived in the city this noon. She will
teach in our city schools this year in the
Lincoln building. She is at present
staying at d. A. McNaughton's,
-Chas. Baccus, of Oconomowoc, who
| formerly conducted meat market on
Washington street, is again in the city,
aud has joined Cones band He has
accepted work with Gillian & Rick.
DIR. R. H. Darling, of Crystal Falls,
Mich, was in the city yesterday and
looked over the Shorthorn stock of
Duncan Bros. He partly completed a
deal for the purchase of several head
Editor w. V. Silverthorn, of Toma-
h lwk, spent Saturday in Wausau Mr.
.lverthorn's name was prominent
ole before the democratic convention
fDr congress, and he received 10 votes.
H. E. Dengel, deputy sheriff of
Slawano county, and also chief of police
of the village. was visitor to the city
over Sunday. He came here to serve
papers on certain lady in divorce pre-
ceedings.
Mrs. A. v Gearhart and sou, Mari
arrived home from Lake Shishebogema
last Saturday evening. Louise Gear
hart returned home from the same place
on Friday evening. They had been alb
sent one month.
Mrs. H. E. McEaehron departs this
evening for Chicago and Milwaukee to
pa 90 her son, Arthur, in the Military
Ac deny at Highland Park, H., and
her daughter, DeEtte, in Downer Col
lege, Milwaukee.
-Chas. Livingston departed this
morning for trip of several months
through the south and west, 10 recuper-
ate. MIR. Livingston has not been very
well for some time and his hosts of
friends hope for his early recovery
Mrs. Agnes b. Murray and daugh-
ter, Margaret, who have been visiting
in the West. more especially in the
state eff Washington. also in Iowa and
points in Illinois and Wisconsin. will
arrive home this evening or tomorrow
Hon. w. IL Mylrea of Chicago. came
to Wausauen Wednesday and remained
here until Thursday evening, a guest of
e. B. Bird. Mr. Mylrea is hard at work
winding mp his law business, as he in
tends to give all his time to his newly
acquired lumber interests
B. S. Miller, Of Rhinelander, ar
rived in the city on Thursday for
visit with the family of Elmer Miller
After a short stay he viii 60 to Madison
to visit with the family of Justice c. v
Bardeen after which he will attend the
G. A r. encampment at Washington.
Mr. Miller takes an active interest in
all g. A. Il. doings and never misses
an encampment.