Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-03-18
PERSONALS.

w d. Kollock was in Merrill Thurs
day.
B. A. Benson was in Amigo on
Tuesday.
ID. L. Plumer spent Friday in Mer-
rill on business.
Miss Mary Stewart returned from
Chicago on Sunday.
B. Heinemann went to Merrill this
morning on business.
A d. Gorham, of Merrill, was in
Wausau over Sunday.
Emil Holman was up at Crandon
last week on business.
Frank Bump. went to Amigo yes
terday on legal business.
C. d. James was up to Crandon
several days of last week.
Lincoln Randall, of Merrill, was in
Wausau, Thursday, on business.
Claude Semmes, senior publisher of
the Record, spent Sunday in st. Paul.
Mark Manson is contemplating
trip to the Pacific coast in few weeks.
-Chas. Winton and C. S. Gilbert
have returned from their trip to the
South.
L. N. Arson, the Merrill lumber
man, spent Wednesday in town on
business.
E. A. Foster and Miss Fannie re-
turned home from their Southern trip
on Wednesday.
Bob Stack, formerly of Merrill, now
keeping books at Philips, spent Sun
day in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Dohrty, of Kaukauna
are guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X Stephany.
Fred Gillian, who has been down to
Hatley the past winter, has returned to
his home in this city.
j. o. w. Danielson, the Rhine
lander lumberman, transacted business
in the city on Wednesday.
R. Conner, of Marshfield. president
of the R. Common Lumber Co, was in
the city on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Sullivan and
family who have been in Mosinee since
last fall, have returned to the city.
M. G. Porter, who belongs to Mer-
rills contingent to the legal profession,
was in the city on business Friday.
Pete Goerling. of Hancock, Mich,
spent several days in the city the past
week visiting friends and relatives.
Homer Sampson attended the
Stevens Point--Wausau basketball
game at the former city Friday evening
Roy Smith, came down from Prem
tice Saturday and spent a few DAYS
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Smith.
Mrs. f. C. Zank departed last Fri
day for Oshkosh, where she will visit
for some time with her sister, Mrs. K.
W Armstrong.
&C. S. Curtis has gone to the Pa2ilie
coast on business and pleasure. Whilc
there he will consider the matter of a
large timber purchase.
-Chas. Tod Devoe accompanied
Sheriff Marquardt to Waupun bednes-
day morning when the latter took
Heinrich and Muenchow to tae states
prison.
Fred Genrieh accompanied Sheriff
MarQuardt TO Waukesha with the boy
Leo Sull, who was taken 10 the indus
trial school From there he went 10
Milwaukee on business.
Wallace Clarke, who resides near
Sioux Falls, 5. OAK, arrived in the city
Thursday and is visiting with his uncleA
j. c. Clarke He intends to rematu'
here during the coming season.
&C. Kuenzel, former proprietor Of
the Kuenzel brewery at Stevens Point,
was in the city on Friday. Mr.. Kuen-
eel was looking for another brewery to
purchase and went from here to Amigo.
John Laughlin who has been run
ming a camp for Gro1t and Jones, has
returned to his home 10 Nausau. de
saws the present season has been the
shortest he has ever known 10 the pineTy
w B. Scholfeld who had been up
to Plum Lake since Tuesday. returned
home on Saturday evening. Joe Hid
ensperger and son, went up with Mr..
Scholfeld to build him summer cot
tage on the banks of that beautiful lake.
w. L. Edmonds returned home
/ Thursday from his months s0lourn in
the West IDdies, coming by way Of
/ New Orleans. where he was met By his
/ daughter. CsenevFeve. and son, Charles
/ He visited the Bermuda islands, British
/ CTuiarA, Venezuela. Porto Rico. the
I Danish West Indies, st. Lucla, Mar,
I tiniaue. Barbados. Cuba. Dominica,
Nevis, II kits and ST. Thomas. Mr..