Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-08
PERSONALS.
Phil Stadler spent several days in
Minocqua last week on business.


Phil. Stadler spent several days in
Minocqua last week on business
Mrs. Ovid Belanger went down to
Oshkosh on Wednesday, and is visiting
with her parents.
Henry futile and wife, of Hazel
hurst, arrived in Wausau Saturday
evening for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Beck spent the
Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Salzman at Marshiield
Miss Edith Lang went to Minneapo-
lis last Saturday evening to spend sew
eral weeks with her parents.
Louis Rens and wife came up from
Oeonto halls Saturday evening for
visit with friends and relatives.
MIR and Mrs John Engfer came up
from Milwaukee during the week and
are visiting with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Oswald.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Bells and
son, Newman, who had been visiting in
Berlin and Oshkosh, returned home ON
Thursday evening. They were accom-
panied by Mrs L. r. Bells and son,
Mark.
DIR. Russ Lyon and H. g. McCros-
sen celebrated the Fourth in Grand
Rapids, and on Saturday they went to
Plum Lake and remained there, at Mr.
McCrossen's cottage, until yesterday
morning.
Hiram Norton, of Lockport, H.,
brother of Mrs. Neal Brown, arrived in
Wausau on Friday morning. He with
others spent a couple of days out on the
Plover fishing for trout. He returned
home on Sunday evening.
Mrs. George w. Manson and son,
Ned, arrived in Wausau from Kansas
City on Wednesday, They will spend
the balance of the summer here and at
the lakes. They were accompanied
here by Constant Jaccorde.
Miss Olga Gebhart returned home
from Muskegan, Mich, where she has
been teaching the deaf and dumb
school for the past year she was
accompanied by Miss Benscoten who
viii visit with her for time.
Miss Lilly Goddard, chief day oper-
ator at the Wausau Telephone ex-
change, is taking a weeks vacation.
She went to Merrill on Sunday where
she will remain for few days. Hel
place is being filled by Miss Margaret
Schneider
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Beane have
gone to Ladysmith, Wis, where they
will remain for the next five or six
months. Mr. Beane is one of the best
filers aud saw repairers in Wausau and
be will have all he can attend to IN that
line during the time he is absent.
Otto Kruger, who for number OF
years has acted as foreman in the plan
ing mill of the Stewart Lumber Co., de-
parted yesterday for Heinemann to take
charge of the new planning mill OF the
B Heinemann Lumber Co at that place,
He will be followed later by his brother
Gustav
Fred B. Turner, of Oskaloosa, Ia,
who formerly conducted the livery sta
bic in this city now owned by Morgan
Bros, is visiting his brother, Charles,
in this city, being accompanied by G.
A. Morrow, of the same place. Fred
notices many improvements in the
town since his leaving several years
ago.
Mrs. Aug. .Wilke, with her daugh-
Lena, and son, Otto, departed vest :
day for New York City for the purpose
of being present at the wedding of her
son, Richard to New Jersey young
lady, which event takes place Thurs
day. July 10th. Richard is an old Wau-
sau boy and left this city about four
years ago. He is engaged as teacher
in the paroehial schools of the East and
with his bride will make his home in
Bayonne, N. j.
Mrs. w. B. Scholfeld and sons
Mark md Harve, and Miss Isabelle
Baker went up to Plum Lake last Satur-
day where they will spend the next six
weeks. W. b. Scholheld joined them
on Monday. The family of G. w. Har-
ger will go up the latter part of this
week Mrs g. w. Manson and son,
Ned and visiting friend, Constant Jac-
corde, expect to go up today or tomor-
row. Misses Ida Hehlke and Emma
Marquardt went up to the cottage rs
domestics.