Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-29
PERSONALS.

city.
Geo Knoller, of Dancy, was in
Wausau on Saturday.
&C. B. Bird was in Marshfeld, Tues
day on legal business
Hon Willis F.Las)u, of Mosinee,
was in the city on Saturday.
Senator Riordan, of Eagle River,
was Wausan visitor on Saturday
Miss Grace Book came in from her
school and spent Sunday with her par
ents
Geo. II Rice, of Green Bay, was in
the city Thursday, a guest of Frank
Kelly.
Mrs L. Nj. Willard left for Toledo,
Ohio, last evening on visit to her
parents.
Mrs B. W Pulling and daughter,
Marie, of Marshfeld, spent Wednesday
in the city.
John johnson and family leave to-
day for Doniphan, Mo, to reside about
eight months.
Miss Amy Rosenberg has COM
menced course of study in Downer
College, Milwaukee
Alfred Wilson departed for Beloit
on Tuesday to continue his studies in
the college of that city.
IS. l.. Mahard, of Amigo, came over
on business last Friday afternoon, re-
turning IN the evening.
james Silverthorn departed yester
day for Madison to take up his studies
in the State University
Henry Seim, ST., attended the
grand looge meeting of the A. o. U. W.,
held at Madison last week.
Mrs Geo. Noble, Of 239 River ST., is
visiting her mother at Clintonville, who
has been i'll for several weeks past.
Mrs. Trevitt will depart this even
| ing for St. Louis, where she goes to
visit Mrs. Welsh, nee Bertha Trevitt.
Mrs f. s. Manson, and son, Ned.
departed for Boston on Thursday, the
latter to resume his studies in that city
Herman Sense and wife returned
Saturday to their home in Bayfield,.
Mr.. Sense was called here as witness
in the Luitpold Young case.
Arthur McEachron has returned to
the N. w. Military Academy at High.
land Park, H., where he will continue
his studies for the coming year.
Mrs. j. j. Raymond, of Rhine
lander, who had been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs r. H. johnson departed fol-
Milwaukee on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sedate Pier departed for Ohio
last evening. She will visit in thai
state three or four months, with 6
brother at Oberlin, and a sister in Nor
folk.
Edward Wolf, of Seattle, Wash.
visited with w. j Kregel, county clerk
a few days last week The two, wher
bows, were schoolmates in Fond du La
county.
Rev. Pease and daughter, Leila, de
parted for Marinette Cd Saturday
where Rev. Pease commenced his pas
torate in the M. f. church of that cit.
on Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Suffer and Mrs. Pete
Neuens, of Athens, who have been visit
ing at the home of Mrs Marson sine
last week, will return to their home
this evening.
John Frenzel returned home Fri
day from Baraboo, where he spent tn
time with relatives and friends sine
visiting the state fair at Milwaukee
few weeks ago.
Mrs. A. II. Hudson, accompanied b.
her children, departed for Chillicothe
Mo, where she goes to join her hus
band and in which place they will re
side in the future.
Mrs. H. p Maynard, who has mad
her home in Wausau for the past thirt
years will leave today for Lowell
Mass, where she will reside in th
future, with her sister.
-\-Misses Olga and Helen Gebhart de
parted for New York ontSaturday, tn
former to teach in the deaf and dunn
school in that city and the latter to at
tend the Columbia Institute.
John Malone was mp from KnOwl
ton on Thursday John is arranging t
90 West and will leave in about weel
: for the state of Washington to Loo
over the country with view of locat
ing
-Chas. Christian who is in charge @
crew of carpenters, putting up build
ings for b. Heinemann near Antigc
spent Sunday with his family in WaU
sau. Mr.. Christian has been ava
from the city nearly ali summer.
Clarence and Harry Grace, sons 9
Mr.. and Mrs. H. IL Grace, of Superior
arrived in Wausau last Saturday on
visit to their grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. James McCrossen. Clarence ha
been In the u. s. Naval Academy a
Annapolis for the past two years an