Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-23
PERSONALS.

Gus. Naffz visited relatives at Sank
City last week.
F. S. Garland, of Tomahawk, was
IN the city last week on business.
Frank Bissell who had been visiting
in the city, returned to Arbor Vitae on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Yawkey re-
turned from few days stay in Chi
cage, on Thursday.
Miss Marion Ryan departed for
Madison this noon where she will at
tend the State University.
Mrs. and Miss Yawkey, of New
Orleans, mother and sister of c. c.
Yawkey, are in the city on visit.
DR. and Mrs. H. c. Dern, of Chi.
cago, arrived in the city on Saturday
last, on visit to the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Bissell, of
Arbor Vitae, spent several days in
Wausau last week. They returned
home on Friday
Miss Norma Craven has accepted
position to teach the school at Chat,
Lincoln county, and departed for that
place on Sunday.
Andrew Larson, who spent two
months across the pond visiting his
relatives in Sweden, returned home on
Tuesday evening last.
Miss Myrtle Hart, who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle, Geo.
Hart, for several weeks past, returned
to her home in Chicago Saturday
james Silver.horn, Jay McCrossen,
Geo. Sexmith and Mitchell Stewart left
on this moons St. Paul train for the
State University to resume their studies
Lawrence Liljeqvest departed
Wednesday evening for Madison for
the purpose of practicing with the foot
ball squad before the beginning of his
/ fall studies.
Geo. r Kolter, who has been in
Chicago for some time, in one of the
large drug stores of that city, is now
visiting at the home of his parents at
Glen View, four miles west of Wausau.
Mrs. H, g. NIcCrossen came down
from Plum Lake and spent Sunday at
her home in this city. She returned
this morning and will remain at the
MeCrossen cottage until the first part
of October.
Mrs. A. p Bailey who had been in
Marshfield for a week visiting at the
home of her son, returned home on Sat-
urday. She was accompanied by hcr
son, E. S. Bailey, who remained in the
city during the day.
Mrs. Agnes B. Murray and daugh-
ter, Margaret, returned to their home
in Wausau last Tuesday evening. They
have travelled quite extensively in the
West during the summer, spending
time visiting relatives in the state of
Washington; then going down into
| California and from there to Lincoln,
| Nebraska, in which city Mrs. Murray
has two sisters residing. Before COM
ing home they spent a week with Mrs.
| Murray's sister, DR.. Anne Burnet, at
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
j. M. Rich, d. ID. s., who has been
practicing his profession in Wausau for
several years, and who sold out his
practice in Wausau recently, departed
on Saturday last for Milwaukee, Chi
cago, st. Joe, Mo, and Western
Kansas, on six weeks pleasure and
business trip. On his return he will
form a company to manufacture
staple, marketable article. just where
he will locate the plant he does not
know yet, but it will be somewhere in
Northern Wisconsin.
County superintendent, j. T. La
mont visited the schools in this village
last Friday afternoon. He was accom-
panied by R. B. Johns, principal of the
Marathon County school of Agriculture.
The two had been out all the week in
the interest of the agricultural school,
and reported having secured the enroll
ment of a number of pupils to attend
that institution, when it opens, Oct. g.
1902. The Press acknowledges pleas
ant call from these two prominent edu-
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