Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-26
PERSONALS.

Karl AIathie, Supt. city schools,
was in Merrill yesterday on business.
MIR. and Mrs VIM Gamble. of E,i-
gar, spent several days in the city itsS
week.
MIR. and Mrs G. 5 Winton spent
nearly all of the past week at Arbor
Vitae.
Henry Mckay, who had been visit
ing in Minneapolis returned home
Thursday
"A. H. STANCE and j n. Cotter were
among the Merrill visitors to the city
on Thursday.
"A Paranto, the popular hardware
dealer of Mosinee, was in Wausau Fri
day on business
H. A. Vedder, Of Merrill, spent
Sunday in the city with he family Of
Rev s. N Wilson.
Burr Jones spent several days in
Chicago, and other points in Illinois,
last week on business,
Geo. f. o'Connor, of Eagle River,
spent Thursday in the city on business,
and calling on old friends.
Alfred Cook and f. w. Schultz, of
Unity, attended the democratic conven.
ton in this city on Saturday.
John Gardiner, Jr., of Spencer,
was in the city on Saturday as i dele.
gate to the democratic conventios
The Neal Brown camping party
returned from lake Shishebogema
last Thursday after weeks outing.
Mrs. Bonneville and son, oil
Alpena, Mich, are visiting at the home
of the formers father, Jas O'Brien.
Miss Mabel Brown, who had been 8
guest at the home of Dir. L. NJ Willard
has returned to her home in Merrill
Jack Mylrea, who had been visiting
friends in the city for several weeks
returned to his home in Chicago las
Thursday
Fred Deutsch returned home Satur
day from Rapid City, S. OAK, where
he had been called to attend the funera
of brother
Miss Mabel Haseltine, who ha.
been visiting in the city for the pas
Two weeks, departed for her home il
Eipon yesterday.
Miss Eunice Hoefer, of Kansas City
has returned from Plum Lake and j.
again at the home of her aunt, Mis-
Margaret Scholtield.
Miss Annie Thayer, of Ripon, ar
rived in Wausau last Friday on brie
visit to relatives. She is a guest of he
cousin, Miss Della Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Garry, of Mem
phis, Tenn, arrived in the city las
Tuesday. They are guests of tn,
latter's father, E. A-Foster.
MIR. and Mrs. c. +. Dunbar auC
daughters, the Misses Nell and Mar
gsret, departed for Sault Ste. Mari,
last Wednesday for a weeks stay.
Mrs. Boyles, of Fond du Lac, whc
had been visiting her sister, Mrs b. H
4 Conlin, returned to her home OIL
Wednesday, She was accompanied b.
Mrs. Conlin
Mrs. NJ C. Smith, mother of Mrs
/. Frank Kelley, departed for Neenah OF
brief visit last Thursday. She wa
accompanied by her grandson, Morton
Kelly.
Perry Foster, of Merrill, was in thu
city yesterday trying to make arrange
ments to secure privilege for the sale o
popcorn, etc, on the fair grounds dur
ing the fair He was on his way t.
Stevens Point.
Miss Olga Gebhart returned from
the East last Friday night where sht
has accepted a position to teach in tht
Wright Humason school for the deaf, il
New York City The school will oper
on the LIST of October.
Daniel Jones, of Watertown, spen
the past week in Wausau a guest of hi
nephew, G. W Harger. Mr. Jones ha,
been heavy stakeholder in the Mara
,hon county bank since it was started
and he is always welcome visitor t.
Wausau.
w. III. Bissell was down from Arbol
Vitae last Friday looking after th'
erection of his new residence. The
building is going mp very fast under
the direction of Robert Girdwood wht
will have it completed aboutthe middl,
of November.
Mrs. Geo. Morrisette and children
have returned home from Harshav
where they have been during the ho
weeks of summer. They were accom-
panied home by Mr.. Morrisette who re
NAMED until Monday.
Jas. O'Brien came up from Mani
towoc Saturday evening and spent
| Sunday with friends. 1t is said thai
one Of the most important events il
Jim's life will transpire in this city
shortly and the object of his visits here
Will be transferred to the lake shore
city
MI. and Mrs Chas Hunt arrived in
Wausau last Thursday evening Mr.
Hunt has been in Chicago for the past
eight years, where he has held lucra-
tive position in one Of the large machine
shops in that city. His many friends
here will be pleased to learn that he In
t .nds to remain in Wausau in the future
Coming As it does, IN the busiest sea-
son when man can least afford to lose