Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-09
PERSONALS.

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spent Saturday in Wausau.
Il. A. Drown, of Edgar, attended
the county fair last week.
DR. A. IL Peck, of Chicass, was
guest of DR.. Russ Lyon on Thursday.
Mrs H. H. Foster and family will
depart for the South the latter part of
this week.
Miss Goggins, of Grand Rapids,
was a guest of MIR. and Mrs. c. s. Cur
It's on Friday.
Louis Goerling, came down from
Hancock, Mich, on Thursday and Wis
tied the fair
Il. A. Pradt, of Washington, D. c.,
is expected to join his family in War
sau tomorrow
-R. p. Breese and family of Wauke
sha, visited with the family of R. B,
Johns on Thursday
Miss Ethel Roberts who has been
visiting in Wooster. H., returned to the
city last Wednesday.
Mrs n. T. Kellysieparted for Green
Bay last Saturday on short visit to
Mr.. aad Mrs. Geo. H. Rice
Mrs. Louis Iverson, and Mrs. Hull,
of Rhinelander, visited few days last
week With Mrs w Il. Cheiiis.
Mrs. Joseph Heinemann went over
to Athens Friday on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Braun.
Mrs. K. j Collie, of Merrill, was Il
guest of Mr.. and Mrs W B. Srholfeld
on Wednesday and Thursday
-Neuman Bells departed for Gales
burg, H., last Saturday, where he will
continue his studies ~ hnox College.
Mrs H. b. Huntington was called
to Davenport, Iowa, last Wednesday on
account of the SERIOUS illness of her
mother.
Miss Rosalia Bahrer, who has been
at her home in Minnesota since the
close of school, returned to the city on
Thursday.
Miss Grace Weirzel, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Smith, re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis last
Saturday.
Carl Porath departed Saturday
evening for points in the northern part
of the state in the interests of c. b.
Mayer, the shoe man
Mrs. II. Hadley, who had been Wis
ting at the home of her father, Judge
Silverthorn, for month past, returned
to her home in Chicago last Saturday
-Hod Blanchard, of Colby, came
over to attend the fair. 1t seemed to
make the fair much better to see such
old familiar faces as Holds there.
Mrs. Q. ID. Tyrell, sister of Mrs. c.
B. Bird, wha has been visiting in the
city for the past five weeks, returned to
her home in Keokuk, Iowa, last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Strupp, of
Athens, are on trip to the Pacific
coast and the last issue of the Athens
Record contains an interesting letter
from Mr. Strupp.
Anton Schuetz aud daughter, EN-
ma, and son, Edwin, and Miss Ida Kick
busch formed party which left yester-
| day for Milwaukee for the purpose of
attending the state fair.
John Finch, Of Stevens Point, al
tended the county fair in Wausau last
week. Mr. Finch is an old timer in the
valley and in the earlier days was
regular visitor at the annual races in
this city
Ralph Collie, of Merrill, spent a
couple of days in Wausar last week
Ralph has been assistant postmaster of
Merrill for the past four years, and has
resigned the position to go to the State
University.
John Gardiner, of Colby, was pre-
sent at our county fair Mr. Gardiner
has fast horse which he entered in the
circuit but the animal was taken sick at
Stevens Point, and the result was could
not trot in Wausau.
Abraham Simmer, of Waverly, Ia,
who for some time past has been the
subject of much newspaper comment
on account of his giving away large
sums of money to charity is in the city
a guest of his nephew, Louis Loser.
jay McCrossen arrived in the city
last Thursday from Mountain Lake,
Mimi where he had been since school
closed last June. Jay will visit in
Wausau for a short time and then re-
sumo his stadies at the State University.
Among the visitors to the county
fair last week we noted the following
Chas. Bleeha, John NeGrenberg, VIM.
Erbach, JAS Alden and L. Williamson,
Athens; Norman Rusch F. NJ and Geo
Gibson, John Bruce aud Jack Cotter,
Merrill; j. Gardiner, Jr., Spencer; Leon
Davis, Mosinee.
MIR and Mrs. Richard II Cosgriff
of Chippewa Falls, have been in the
city the past week visiting RELATIVES
and friends. Mrs CosgrifT is daugh-
ter of Mrs. 5. Trudeau and she wus
born and raised in Wausau. MIR. Cos
griff lived in Wausau for many years
They were present at the old settlers
gathering on Friday afternoon
Miss Florence Barden and brother.
Chester, of Easton, arrived IN the city
Saturday. Miss Barden departed on
the noon train for Athens, where she
goes to accept desirable position in
the school at that place Chester will
resume his studies in the Training
school until the latter part of October,
when he will depart for Bass Lake to
teach school
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