Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-01-07
PERSONALS.


Crosby II. Grant and sou, of Stevens
Point, spent Thursday in Wausau.
A. A. Book. clerk of court, spent
yesterday in Milwaukee on business.
Miss Agnes Young visited early last
week with Miss Cecilia Blecha, at
Athens.
H. E. MCEachron departed Sunday
to spend few days in Chicago on
business.
Geo. Z O'Connor, of Eagle River,
well known in Wausau, spent Friday in
the city.
Atty P. A. Williams. of Marshtield,
transacted business in Wausau on
Thursday.
&C. F. Bismark, who had been at
Milwaukee for several days returned
home Thursday.
Miss Amanda Hildensperger re-
turned home Thursday, after a short
visit al Green Bay.
Frank s. Garland, the Tomahawk
lumberman. paid business visit to this
city on Wednesday,
Miss Lillian Boyles returned home
Sunday evening from Grand Rapids
after visit of a week.
w. l. LaCerte returned home from
Stevens Point last Saturday, after an
absence of several days
Victoria LaCerte visited in Mosinee
several days last week. She returned
home on Friday evening.
-Neuman Bells returned Sunday
evening to Galesburg, H., to resume
his studies at Knox College.
Geo. Mcintosh, who had been visit
ing his parents at Lodi during the holt
day season, returned home Friday even
ing.
Jas. Dickens and wife, of Utica, N
Z, arrived in the city Saturday evening
for visit with the latter's brother,
Walter <. Dunn.
WIN. GENET, of the Mosinee Times,
was in the city yesterday on his way to
Marquette, Mich, where he will visit
relatives for few days.
Miss. Josie Maynard, teacher, who
has been visiting in the city for few
days past, returned to her school at
Stevens Point yesterday.
Miss Marion Ryan and Jamie Ryan
departed for Magnolia Springs, Ala
bama, on Wednesday evening They
will spend the winter there.
e. Boothman, of Minneapolis, rep
resenting The journal published in that
city, was in the city for few days past
on business connected with his paper
Herman Gerndt, who for several
months past has been working on the
New London Press is now holding
down a situation on the Record in this
city.
Gus. Heinemann departed yesterday
for Amigo where he will look after the
numbering operations of the Heine-
mann, Schubring Lumber Co. west of
that city.
Miss Minnie Trip returned home
Thursday from visit with friends at
West Superior and has again taken up
her duties in the office of the Wisconsin
Telephone Co.
e. w. Brooks and j. ID. Ross, of
Chicago, were in the city Thursday on
their way to Arbor Vita to investigate
the work being done there by the
Brooks & Ross Lumber Co.
Sheriff Geo. A. Schroeder, of Lincoln
county, together with j. K. Dibble, of
Spirit Falls, passed through the city
Thursday enroute to Oshkosh having in
charge an insane women.
Fred Boiler, Jr., departed yesterday
morning for Chicago, to resume his
studies at the Mccormick Theological
Seminary, after spending the holidays
in this city with his parents.
Irving Dodge, of Crandon, who had
been visiting his uncle, K. L Wheelock,
at Milwaukee, during the holidays arrIv
ed in the city Saturday morning for a
short visit before his return to CrandoD
Rev. S. n. Wilson spent Sunday at
Waupaca where he presided at the
funeral of Mrs. +. r. Gates. Daring
his absence services were conducted at
the Presbyterian church by Neil Camp
bell.
Miss Coleman of Wausau is visiting
friends in town. Miss Ora Bedell of
Wausau, visited friends in the city this
week F. p. Stone and family of
Wausau, spent New Years in the city.
Merrill Star.
John Owen returned to the city
Thursday evening after IA visit of sew
eral weeks at Cincinnati. His face
bears marks of rough usage, a result of
being mixed up in railroad wreck at
Troy, o., some days ago.
-Cy. S. Stockwell, of Neillsville, was
in the city yesterday on business before
circuit court. Mr.. Stockwell is well
known in this section. He was former
ly clerk of Clark county, and at present
is county surveyor of that county
Mrs. Lucy Bells departed for Chi
cage on Wednesday morning, where
she will be joined tomorrow by her
father-in law, Geo. +. Bells, and her
son, Mark, and together they will jour
ney to Pasadena, CAL, to spend the
winter.
Miss Grace Book returned to Law.
erence University at Appleton Friday,
after spending the holiday season with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs A. A. Book.
She was accompanied by Miss Laura
Lumis, of that city, who had been visi-
ting her.
Billy Schmidt, formerly a drug
clerk for W. W. AlberS, and who has
been at his home in WATERFOWL for a
year past, was in the city over Sunday.
lie was on his way to Edgar. where he
will take charge of the Albers drug
store of that village until spring, when
he expects to again be resident of our
city
-Robt McConkey, better known as
Clever Conkey" was in the city Satur-
day calling on his old friends He has
been at St Paul and Minneapolis re-
Gently, filling dates at play houses of
those cities and when here was on his
way north to join medicine organiza-
ton at Crandon with which he viii
travel until spring doing MS club swing
ing set.
-''Rube' Lyon, brother of Dr. LYON.
arrived in the city last Saturday. from
Grand Rapids. RUDE" came from the
klOndike last spring, where he has
spene several years. aud Went TO south
ern California, where he remained until
q few weeks ago, when he returned To
his home ia Grand Rapids. He expects
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