Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14
PERSONALS.

lis FRIDAY on visit TO relatives.
Miss Pritchard, of Manitowoc, is a
guest of Mrs. Agnes B. Murray.
Geo. f. Foster, of Mellen, was in
the city last Wednesday on business.
%. A. Berger left this morning for
Amigo and Rhinelander on business.
e. A. Foster aud daughter, Miss
Fannie, spent the past week in Milwau
kee.
Arthur Goodwillie came up from
Chicago last Thursday for a weeks
visit.
Asher Boyles has gone to Chicago
to take position with the Alexander
Lum Der Co.
Fred w. Burt went down TO Bah
cock last Wednesday and spent several
days IN hunting.
Gene Shepard, the Rhinelander
real estate dealer, spent Friday even
ing in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs d. A. McNaughton
arrived home on Thursday from a few
days stay in Chicago.
Ralph Rowley, who has been spend
luS lAlC SululilCi al i lulD i1dht
to Wausau on Thursday.
-Adolph Melang went to Athens on
Saturday near which town he will teach
school until next spring
Mrs. j. A. Meyer and daughter left
this morning for Grand Rapids to visit
few days with friends.
Mrs Clara Mcmillan, of Franklin
vile, N. 7 is in the city guest of her
nephew, Dr. Russ Lyon.
"A L. Parker, of Boston, was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Trevitt
from Friday until Monday.
Dan Baer who, has been visiting
with his children at Eagle River, re-
turned to Wausau on Thursday.
Miss Minnie Bishop visited with
her friend Mrs. Paul Moeller, from
Monday Of last week until Saturday.
Mrs. Waiter Alexander and young
est son, who have been visiting in Iowa
and Illinois, returned home last Friday
Mrs. Agnes B. Murray spent several
days in Manitowoc last week on bust
ness. She returned home ON Thursday.
Mrs. f. V. Speer and Mrs. f. w.
Kickbusch, Jr., departed last evening
for Mayville and WATERFOWL on a brief
visit to friends.
F. Nj. Deutsch returned home Sat
urday from Milwaukee where he had
been attending meeting of the under
takers of the state.
Mrs w A Berger and little daugh-
ter, Estella, left this morning for two
weeks visit with relatives at Mantle
woe and Two Rivers.
John Malone, of Knowlton, was in
Wausau yesterday on business. John
is very popular man OF our county
and especially in Wausau.
Mrs Fred Carey who has been Wis
iting at the home of her father, E. A.
Foster for a month has returned to her
home at Memphis, Tenn.
Rev. II. f Mueller and family de-
parted for Manitowoc ca Wednesday
Rev Mueller has been appointed pastor
of the German Nj. Z. church of that
city
j C. Strand, formerly in charge of
the Presbyterian missions of Kelly and
Aniwa, but now located at Delafield, is
in the city attending the Synodical
meeting.
George Taplin, who has been up in
Taylor county looking over lands for
the state arrived home on Wednesday
last. He was out on his last trip about
forty days.
Mrs B. w Pulling, of Marshfield.
came over to Wausau on Friday to at
tend the party of Mr. and Mrs. James
Goodwillie. She was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs James LaCount, who
have been spending the past few weeks
in Wausau, with the formers brother,
DR. LaCount, departed for their home
in Denver last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. McEachron de-
parted Sunday evening for Milwaukee
While there Mr.. McEachron viii attend
the state convention Of the MilIers as
ISOLATION of which he is president.
~ Fl. Canon, of Merrill vas in the
eityed Saturday He drove down with
Burt Williams who spoke in Merrill on
Friday evening, and who wanted to
reach Amigo where he was billed to
speak on Saturday evening.
Miss Liberty Strobridge ard Ruth
Alexander who have been visiting with
the formers sister, Mrs. w. r. Brown,
of Indiana Harbor. and at Chicago
Heights for the past five weeks, returned
to their homes ia Wausau last Friday.
Miss Elizabeth White. niece of Mrs.
}. Ward and Mrs. A. j. Mccormick,
who has been visiting friends aud rela-
tives in the city for three weeks, de-
parted Saturday for a months visit
with relatives in Portage before return
ing to her home in Green Bay.
MIR. aud Mrs. d. L. Goodwillie have
been visiting at the home Of j. A Por-
ter for = few days This Is the latter's
first visit here since moving to Oak
Park seven years ago. and she appears
as young and handsome as when she
bid Wausau friends adeiu Mr.. aud
Mrs d. l.. fIo0dwiIlie left for their
home Monday noon.
Hon. Alexander Stewart, Walter
Alexander. c. G. Yawkey. Of this city;
l. n Arson. Merrill: Chas. Edgar, Du-
iuth; Jacob MorteBsOn, Of Oak Park,
H.. departed for Malvern, Ark, last
THURSDAY They 20 to inspect the in
terests, ia that locality. Of the Wiscon-
sin-ArkaDsas Lumber Co. Of which
they aye al members.
Air. and Mrs Mark H. Barnum,
were Waus2u visitors last week, com
ing down especially TO see Mr. and Mrs
A. y. siearhart and children and their
old Wansau friends in g@eral Ii
seemed good 70 see these Old gfine citi-
zens Of WauSau again on our streets.
They are thoroughly in love with their
home on Lake Shishebogema. where
fhnr have lived for the pazF. few wears