Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-18
PERSONALS.

Thursday.
w. 2. Davenport spent Thursday
at Mosinee.
Crosby Grant, of Stevens Point, is
in the city today.
DIR. Trevitt went to Chicago last
evening on business.
Geo. M. Arson, of Merrill. was in
the city over Sunday.
Hon L T. Pradt returned to
Washington on Thursday
Mrs. Alex Higgins and children
visited IN Wausau last week
&C. c. Yawkey spent several days
last week IN Chicago on business.
Len Kaiser, the Merrill horseman
was visitor to the city last week
John Malone, of Knowlton, was in
the city Friday visiting his brother, Tom.
Mir and Mrs E A. Rowley returned
to the city yesterday from points below.
"A w Sheldon, of Rhinelander, was
in Wausau last Wednesday on legal
business.
III. Littlejohn, one of Merrilrs well
known BUSINESS men was visitor in
Wal sau on Thursday
A. W. Shelton, publisher of the
Rhnelander Herald, spent Wednesday
in the city on business.
H. Yandenburg, engineer on the
Dessert logging railway near Moslnee,
spent Sunday III the city.
I'll II 4 Il
for Amigo where she will visit with
her sister, Mrs 5. l.. Mahard.
ID. A. :iciS aIghton departed this
morning for Milwaukee To attend the
Masonic Grand Chapter meeting.
e. Latshaw returned from q trip on
the road, in the interests OF the Wis
consin Box Company, yesterday.
-Rev. f. A. Pease departed this
morning for Oshkosh, Chicago and
other points on ministerial work.
Ole Biller spent several days of
last week at Marshf Id, Colby, and
other points along the line of the Cen
trail road.
Sheriff Spaulding, of Winnebago
county, was in the city IA few hours Fri
udA OH HIS W oN " NAStt III w subpoena
witnesses.
Sheriff Campbell, of Clark county,
was over from NeilsvilIe Friday for
the purpose of securing witnesses in
case now being tried.
Clyde Grout who had been spend
ing "a week at his home in this city re-
turned 10 Madison, to resume his studies
in the lJuiVersltY on Friday.
John + Lamont, superintendent of
schools, and wife, spent several days
last week visiting the schools at Athens,
Colby, aud other points in the western
part Of the county.
e. P. Arpin, a member of the John
Arpin Lumber Co. of Grand Rapids,
visited this city Thursday for the pur-
pose of attending Il meeting of hard
wood lumber dealers.
j. c. Hall, of Amigo, was in the
city Saturday and purchased of G. s.
Curtis seven head of red poll cattle.
Mr.. Hall is proprietor of the Nylick
stock farm in Langlade county.
L. A. pradt, Asst. U S. Atty. Gen.
who had been here visiting his mother
during her last moments of life and at
ltuUll2 IltE luDcfdi, w
day evening for Washington, d. &,
Mrs. VIM Nichols and grand
daughter, Miss Zelma Mas, 0t Merrill,
returned home this evening after hav-
ing visited here several days past with
the family of MIR ana Mrs. Anton
Schuetz.
--Edw G. Krelow and John Staege
departed Tuesday evening for Hot
Springs, Ark, where they viii spend
about three weeks in taking he enervat
ing and health giving baths for which
that town is noted.
"A. r. Weik, member of the John
r. Weik Lumber Co, of Stevens Point,
transacted business in the city on
Thursday His main object in visiting
Wausau was to attend the meeting of
the Northwestern Hardwood Lumber
mems association.
&C d. Jones departed last evening
for Milwaukee and Monroe AT the
former place he will attend a meeting
of representatives of the different indie
pendent telephone companies of the
state who meet for the purpose of com
pairing notes.
Edison Shatto and family, who came
here flom Ashland last summer, will
this week remove to Ocopto where
they will reside Mr. Shgtto is an en-
giner on the Northwestern road and
has recently been given run on the
0conto branch of that road.
VIM. Waterhouse, supervisor of
assessment, departed Sunday evening
for Madison for the purpose of attend
ing meeting of the supervisors of the
state held yesterday when Instructions
will be given by the state officials as to
the line of duties to be followed.
j H. Sampson, E. A. Dunn, w. A
Green, and j S. Stofer went down to
Milwaukee on Wednesday last for the
purpose of attending grand lodge
meeting of the Milwaukee Mutual Life
Insurance Co or what used to be
known as the Fraternal Alliance.
They returned on Saturday.
Mrs Agnes Murray, who had been
at Evanston, H., attending sister
who had been quite i'll, returned home
Saturday Another sister, DR. Anna c.
Burnett, just returned from a trip to
Europe and took charge of the sick
lady, who was much improved, and al
lowed Mrs. Murray to return home.
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