Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

Schmidt, last Sunday. They acted as
sponsors at the baptism of Rev.
Schmidt's baby son.-Steyens Point
Gozette.
Max Simmer, who is teaching in
the Chicago University went back to
Chicago last evening after visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Simmer,
over Christmas.
Mrs. Lizzie Baumgardt and nephew.
Paul ExIey came up from Menasha on
Christmas day to spend The holidays
with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wartman.
Fred Paulus, who lives Just east of
the city, accompanied Sheriff Marquardt
to Oshkosh Saturday as an assistant
when the latter took Henry Ferge to the
Northern hospital.
Miss Mae Briggs, w,o is teaching
school at Oaktield, Wis, came to the
city on visit to her parents on Friday.
She was accompanied by Miss Mayme
Boynton and Miss Nina Briggs, of Osh-
ks,sh.
-Theo. Delnodar, who is employed
in the offices of the Northern Pacific
R'y. Co. at jamestown, n OAK, spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan. Delnodar. He returned Fri
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A Drown, of
Edgar, are visiting in the city during
the holidays with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Armstrong. Their
little boy has been quite sick with a
severe cold, but is now improving.
Robert, Otto and Frank Ziebell
came home last Wednesday for a visit
until after New Years with their par
ents, Mr. AID Mrs A. E. Ziebell. Rob-
ert and Frank are now located in Mil
waukee, while Otto makes Madison his
home.
Jos. Casterline, who is scaling for
the Lamar Sexmith camps, spent Christ
mas in Wausau. He reports that the
hauling of logs has commenced and
that work is progressing finely Mr.
Sexmith is operating three camps his
winter and viii perhaps bank more
logs than he did last winter
M. H. Barnum, proprietor of 1.-The
Pines" resort on Lake Shishebogema,
came down Wednesday evening. for
visit with his daughter Mrs. A. V.
Gearhart Mrs. Barnum and daughter,
Bessie, are still visiting in Washington
with Mark, Jr., and wife. but viii per-
haps join Mr. Barnum here before his
return.
Lieut.. William ID. Stephen and Miss
Margaret Leahy, of Marshfield, spent
Sunday IN Wausau, guests of their
uncle and aunt, Capt and Mrs. j. E.
Leahy. They returned home on Mon
day morning Lieut.. Leahy is off on a
vacation from his duties as naval
officer 1t will be remembered that he
was on the battleship Oregon during
the war with Spain and since has been
to the Philippines.
Angus Mcdonald returned home
from Chicago yesterday morning where
he had gone for the purpose Of making
arrangements with a lumber firm to go
South during the winter. A timber
deal is now in process of contamination
| between Chicago parties and others,
and Angus came home to get woods
men to go with him to Mississippi to
look over and make an estimate on
large tract of timber.
Karl Mathie departed Friday even
| ing for Milwaukee to complete few
necessary details before the holding of
| the Wisconsin Teachers association
meeting this week, of which association
he is president &. c. Parlin departed
| Sunday for the same place for the
| double purpose of attending meeting
of the athletic board of control and also
the teachers meeting. Co. Supt. John
f Lamont went down on Saturday to
attend the latter meeting. The Misses
james, Miller, Mitchell and Tressider of
our public schools will compose quar-
tette that will render vocal music at the
teachers meeting, and there will be
perhaps half dozen other teachers of
our schools attending so that Wausau
will be well represented
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Do not forget the Crary lecture course
which will be given in the city for one
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