Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-01-21

Mrs c. II. Wegner and Miss Lena
Kickbusch have returned home from
their visit to Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Puchner, of
Edgar, visited with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pannabaker' over
Sunday.
Miss Emma Pregant has returned
from her visit at Harshaw, where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. An
ton Profit
e. s. Bailey returned to Marshfield
on Monday evening, his mother being
much improved from her late attack of
pneumonia
Mrs. S. l.. Mahard, of Amigo, ar
rived in the city today, called here on
account of the illness of her sister, Mrs
Fred Zank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander are
in Chicago with their son, Collins.
The latter is receiving treatment at one
of the hospitals.
Mrs. r. w. Armstrong, of Oshkosh,
who had been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Zank, for a week past, re-
turned home yesterday.
w. F. Collins and M. j. Weeks at
tended the annual convention of the
Northwestern Electric association held
in Milwaukee last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fontaine, of
Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Head The former re-
| turned home on Monday morning.
Mr. aud Mrs. Z 4. Ramsdall, of
Boyd, spent few days in Wausau last
week, called here by the severe sick
ness OF the latter's mother, Mrs Bailey.
Mrs H. g. Fleth was called to
Stoekbridgc last week by the severe
illness of her mother. A letter received
since by Mr. Flieth states that the pa
tient is much better
Judge w c. Silverthorn and Geo.
Hart, court reporter, departed yester-
day for Rhinelander, where an adj
journed session of the Oneida county
circuit court will be held.
e. A. Edmonds, of Oconto Falls,
attended meeting of the Wausau Paper
Mills of which institution be is treas
urer, last week, and also visited with
his brother, w. l.. Edmonds.
H. H. Foster departed for Malvern,
Ark. last Sunday evening, where he
takes the active management of the
Arkansas Lumber and Manufacturing
Company, in which many of our lum-
bermen are interested
DR. and Mrs. W. T. Lawrence re-
turned home last Saturday after an
absence of three weeks. The doctor
had been at French Lick Springs, Ind,
for his health, and Mrs. Lawrence was
visiting in Oak Park, Ill.
Guy Gooding departed for iheNorth-
western Military Academy, at High
land Park, last Saturday, to commence
course of studies in that institution of
learning. He was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Z. A. Gooding, who went
down to see him nicely located.
-Mrs.>J. d. Coleman and children
with the exception Of her son, John B.,
departed Wednesday H. Join Mr.. Cole
man at Lone Tree, Ark, where the lat
ter has charge of manufacturing in
stitution. Mrs. Coleman recently re-
covered from illness hut is now fast re-
gaining her health. The many friends
of the family are panied to learn of
their departure from our midst but hope
that their absence may not be perma-
nent. John B. will remain here and
continue in his duties as a foreman at
the box factory.
"A letter from NJ. M. Partridge to
the editor of this paper, gives the fol-
lowing Information. which will interest
all old friends: After five months
visiting different places in New Bruins
wick and Maine, Mrs. Partridge and
myself have settled down at Revere,
Mass, for the winter and are taking
matters easy for the present We are
having fine winter weather here, the
mercury not having been lower than
four degrees above zero as yet. We
had snow enough for fair sleighing
about the first of December which |
lasted only about a week, the weather
becoming too mild to keep, without ice
Last Saturday, the snow came down |
goad and continued all Sunday A. NJ.
and there is about foot of that com
modify now on the ground. but it viii |
soon wear out here as il does not last |
as it does in Wisconsin