Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-21
PERSONALS.

at Rhinelander
r. J. Mcbride, of Neillsville, spent |
Saturday in Wausau.
H. Fl. Heinemann, of Milwaukee,
is in the city visiting relatives.
Geo. A. Martin of the Daily Record |
was a Marshfield visitor last Thursday.
MIR and Mrs. @. c. Yawkey aud |
daughter, Leah, went to Chicago on
Thursday evening.
Hugo Mumm went to Chicago on
Thursday on business. He returned
yesterday morning.
Henry S. Mulvey, of Loyal. demo
cratic candidate for state senator, was
in Wausau on Saturday.
C B. Bird and A, l.. Kreutzer spent
several days of the past week in Grand
Rapids on legal business.
Miss Belle Heinemann returned
home from fortnight's visit in Milwau-
kee last Saturday evening
Ira Doane, of Edgar, spent Thurs
day in Wausau. The PILOT office
acknowledged pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs P. v, o. Van Vechten
departed Saturday evening for ten
days visit in Milwaukee and Chicago.
Will and Miss Amanda ThieIman
came dowsl from Merrill on Wednes-
nesday to take in ''Alice of old yincen-
nes.n
The Misses Mary and Imogene
Harger and Lita Heinemann went to
Merrill on Saturday to witness the foot
ball game
Walter Alexander is home from
his trip to Minneapolis, where he spent
a few days after returning from Ark
ansas last week.
s. H. Schooly, of Swan, Wis, spent
Friday in the city on business. Mr..
Schooly is one of the very progressive
farmers of our county.
IS. M. Qaaw represented st. Omer
Commandery, of this city, at the grand
conclave of Knights Templar held in
Milwaukee last week.
Lewis Foss, Beatrice Foster, Madge
Douglass, l.. B, Drew, W. I. Haddock
and Walter Cooke, all of Merrill, were
in the city Wednesday.
-Chas W. Sweet.ng, of Madison,
assistant state dairy and food Inspector
paid a visit to this city on Thursday.
His visit was purely business one.
jay Whiting, who for several years
past has been located at Escanaba,
Mich, is in the city visiting his par
ents, Mr. aud Mrs w w. Whiting
Hon. Alexander Stewart returned
home Sunday from his trip to Malvern,
Ark, in company with other stock
holders of the Wisconsin Arkansas
Lumber Co.
Miss Ina Briggs, who has been WIS.,
ting at the home of her sister, Mrs
Karl Mathie, for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in Appleton on
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Scholfield departed
for Kansas City, on Thursday erening,
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Hoefer, and family. She will be absent
for month
Mrs. B. IL. Conlin has returned
from her visit to Fond du Lac, whittier
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medical treatment. She is much i'm
proved in health.
Herbert Warner, of Plum Lake,
spent Thursday in Wausau on business.
Mr.. Warmers resort on Plum has been
crowded all summer and it has kept
him pretty busy managing things, and
Herb" is just now seeing his way clear
to take breathing spell.
Among those who came Il, Wausau
to attend the Presbyterian Synod last
week was DR.. E. ID. Kanouks }. Mr.
Kanouse has been spending til sum-
mer near Three Lakes, in a cottage on
Planting Ground lake, with his son,
| DR. h. Nj. kanouse and wife. Hare
ports his sons health about the same. rs
when he left Wausau. They will go / F,
Crandop, Forest county, to reside in I
few days.
Gil Vandercook, the very able cor
respondent of the Milwaukee Sentinel,
who is travelling through the state with
Mayor Rose, reporting speeches and in
cidents of the trip, spent Saturday in
Wausau with old friends. Gil re-
manned here until after the meeting at
the opera house in the evening and
| then went to Milwaukee to spend Sun
| day at his home He returned 20 Wau.
sau yesterday morning and continued
on he trip laid out by Mayor Rose.