Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-19
PERSONALS.

Milwaukee.
# g. Ryan was in Merrill yesterday
on business.
-Chas- Hooker is spending a week
at Plum Lake.
y. II Yost enjoyed vacation from
business last week.
Wesley Burns arrived home from
S. OAK last evening.
Alfred Wilson spent few days in
Merrill the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs J G. Clarke spent yes
terday in Tomahawk
Mr.. and Mrs. ri. B. Rosenberg
spent Sunday in Merrill
w. L. Convey transacted business
in Merrill last Wednesday.
Mrs. c W Single came to Wausau
Friday on brief visit TO relatives.
ID. L Plnmer returned from bust
ness trip to Detroit, last Thursday.
Miss Lillian Beppier, of N.koosa,
is visiting at the home of F Boiler.
e r. Gates and son. Ray, departed
Tuesday for II weeks stay AT Waupaca.
Miss Guanita Bean, Of Ashland, is
visiting the Misses Ednia and Bonita
Shatto
Mrs Kreulzer,o of Athens, mother of
Senator A l. Kreutzer, is visiting in
Wausan
-E. A. Gooding and Frank Kelly,
departed for Chicago on business last
evening
% c Callies spent Sunday at Mer-
rill visiting his numerous friends of
that city
Miss Myrtle Sampson returned
from her visit to Dodgeville, Wis, last
Wednesday
F. M. Deutsch was called to Rapid
City, s. Oak, Saturday, by the death Of
his brother
George Sexmith and Mitchell Stew
art departed for Fond du Lac yesterday
on brief visit
Judge Hough, of st. Louis, spent II
day in Wausau last week, guest OF
Judge Silverthorn.
B. F Davis was in Merrill nearly
all of the past week in the interest of his
Business University.
Miss Emily Chubbuck who has been
visiting at Crandon and Three Lakes,
returned home Friday.
Miss Olga Homrig left yesterday
for Stevens Point where she will spend
week visiting relatives.
doc" d. B. Bentley came down
from Arbor Vitae last evening and is
visiting his old friends.
&C C. Barker, of Bay City, Mich,
spent Thursday in the city looking
after his lumber interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pratt, and
daughter, of Milwaukee, spent few
days in Wausau last week.
Julius Rohde, Mic Gender, Ovid
Belanger and Il Z Powers attended a
picnic at Halder yesterday.
Miss Name Oelhafen, of New York
City, is visiting her cousins, Mrs. Geo.
Pfeiffer and Mrs. Ed. Seim
Miss Gertrude Armstrong has re-
turned home from Madison, where she
had been visiting, last Friday.
Judge W. c. silverthorn returned
from few days outing at Sayner's re-
sort on Plum lake, last Wednesday.
Mrs. James nee Martha Kichbusch,
accompanied by her little son of Chi
cago, is visiting her parents in this city.
Karl g. Kruger is spending week
at Plum Lake. He went up there on
the tourists train last Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. j. X. Stephany departed yes
terday for Woodstock, H., where she
will visit with a sister for week or ten
days.
Mrs. w. w Deyoe, of this city,
visited with her sister, Mrs G. + Kline,
of Merrill, several days of the past
week
w II. Ellis went to Lake City
Mimi, last Saturday, whore be has
placed us son, Kenneth, in boarding
school
--Gabe Heinemann, who has been
out on the road for the Heinemann
Lumber company, returned to the. city
on Saturday.
Mrs Alexander Stewart and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, left for the lakes up
north yesterday to join the Neal Brown
camping party.
Miss Mauda Hildensperger depart
ed this morning for visit of several
weeks with friends at Chicago, iilIwa9-
kee and Columbus.
Miss Louise Mueller who had been
spending few days It Star Lake with
a party of young people returned home
on Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Carl HaaSe OF Arbor
Vitae, came down last Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs Haase's
brother. Jacob Geer.
Geo. Foreey and Tony Bake viii
leave tomorrow morning for Plum lake
where they will spend few days atthe
resort Of o W Sayner.
The Misses Carrie and Anna Wit
itch and Elizabeth Schmidt, Of Toma-
hawk, are visiting with the families of
Geo. Pfieffer and FL Seim
The Misses Inez, Ella and Florence
Norman and Messrs. c. b. Hosford, of
Kansas City. and Z H. james. Of Bah
cock, returned Sunday evening from
a fishing trip to Miuoequa
Ernst Legg. who was visiting at his