Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-05-27
PERSONALS.

Mrs. P. c. Hart is visiting in Green
Bay
Friday
p. O. Means went to Hazelhurst on
Sunday
Charles Gill went to Dorchester on !
Sunday evening
Mrs ~ T. Kelly arrived in the city |
this mprning from Lockport, Ill.
John Oelhafen of Tom ahawk, was
Il Wausau visitor last week.
Gus Naffz is in Madison having
left for the capital city on Sunday even
ing
NJ b Rosenberg was 10 Milwau-
kee the first OF the past week, on legal
business.
DIR and Mrs. f. M. Kanouse and
DR.. 4. ID. Kanouse departed for Three
Lakes on Friday.
w. c. Winton, of Duluth was in the
city on Saturday visiting with his
srother, G. j. Winton.
MIR. and Mrs. Ried Goodrich de
parted for Chicago on Sunday evening
~here they will spend few days.
DR.. Russell Lyon, IL H Manson
and III. q. McCressen went to the Ever
green last Thursday to fish for trout.
ID j Murray vent to Malvern. Ar
kansas. on Thursday, to look after
large mill which he is building there.
Mrs Chas Fuller, of Merrill. came
to Wausau yesterday to make arrange
ments for the funeral of w. I'll. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Rounds, of
Menasha, parents OF Mrs. A. H. Grout,
arrived in the city last Friday on visit
Otto Kranz, of Rhinelander, one of
the prominent wet goods merchants of
that city, visited socially, in Wausau
Monday
DR. A. w Trevitt went up to Lake
Shishebogema, near Minocqua, on Fri
day to spend a few days with NJ. H.
Barnum
Mrs Lange, who had been visiting
with her sister Mrs r. Goodrich, re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis or
Wednesday.
Walter Semple, of Poynette, who
had been attending the Wausau Bust
ness University, returned home on Sat
urday.
Henry Wolslegel, of Tomahawk,
came down last Friday to attend the
funeral Of his grand mother, Mrs
Juliana Arch.
j p Zochert, who had been up
north delivering and setting up monu-
ments for the past two weeks, returned
home on Thursday.
&C. Nj. Greener, of Aurora, Joined
his wife in Wausau last week and they
are visiting with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j A. Jones
Mrs. c. c. Yawkey and daughter,
Miss Leah, will spend the summer at
HaZelhurst, and will depart for that
place about the lst day Of June.
Frank Radiant of Klbourn City, re-
turned home Saturday to spend his va
cation, after attending the term just
closed of the Business University.
VIM Waterhouse, supervisor of
assessment, went out tothe south west
ern part of the county on Monday
evening to be gone about week.
Judge w. &. Silverthorn and court
reporter Geo. Hart left for Eagle River
yesterday, where the regular term of
Circuit Court commenced today.
Mrs. A. Z Needham, of WATERFOWL,
sister of 5. M. and w. II Qaaw, has
been spending week visiting with her
brothers in Wausau, left for her home
yesterday.
Hon. l.. f. johnson, Of Mime
apolis, who has put up nearly all, if not
all of the iron bridges in Marathon
county, was 10 Wausau nearly all of
The past week.
Mrs. M. B. Rosenberg and little
daughters departed for Leslie, Mich
on Sunday, on visit to Mrs. Rosen
berry's parents. They will be absent
for some time.
Mrs j. A. Lamotte, who has been
visiting in Wausau for a week left for |
Minocqua yesterday near which place
Mr. Lamotte has a crew of men at work |
putting up cottages.
Neal Panabaker will go South to
Pike City, Arkansas, where he has
accepted position as bookkeeper with |
the Pike City Lumber Company. He |
will leave next Monday.
Carl Kruger resident of this
city up to fourteen years ago, now
living at Rhinelander where he holds |
the office of supervisor of assessment |
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Werden will
depart from Schofield on Thursday |
The former will go directly to Arkan-
sas while the latter and children will |
go to the formers home in Michigan, to
spend the hot summer months.
-Chas. Gilbert and children, Flor
ence and Charlie, departed for Denns-
son. Iowa, last Thursday, where Mrs
Gilbert accompanied by her little girl, |
who has been, the past three week<
visiting with her brother, w j Scri-
yer aud family.
Miss Mae Barnum, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. A V
Gearhart, and with her parents at Lake
ShiShebogema, for the past month, re-
turned to St. Paul yesterday, where she
holds position with the Western Union
Telegraph company.
Willard G. Lawrence, who has been
manager for Armour Il Co. in this city
lpI Suc past Two years, utptlitu 1tI
Milwaukee 90 take a position in the
Milwaukee house of that company. MIR
Lawrence has made many friends
IN Wausau who deeply regret his de-
parture.
Il. X. Wright who now resides at
Athens looking after the land depart
ment of Reitbrock 4 Co. was the city
on Saturday. He was On his way home
from Milwankap "a IL vary pnthu-
thinks it will son8e day rival even the