Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-08-18
PERSONALS.

4. Fride, of Minocqua, visited in the
city the past week.
Fred Paszek, of Edgar, was Wau-
sau visitor Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. I. Lawrence
visited in Merrill on Thursday.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Mccullough
and family visited in Rhinelander lasl
week.
Mrs. c. l.. Warren and son sre MS.
iting Mrs. c. E. McComber 81 Toma,
hawk.
DIR. Margaret Trevitt went up to
Plum lake Wednesday to join DIR,
Trevitt.
-Chas. Blecha and Gene Strupp, OF
Athens, were Wausau visitors on
Wednesday.
George Kreutzer and Ernest Schle-
gel, of Athens, were in the city Thurs
day on business.
Ed. Seim and wife came down
from the Oelhafen cottage near Toma-
hawk on Saturday.
Miss Ida Williams, who has been
visiting friends in Athens for several
weeks, returned home last week.
-Is:y. and Mrs. VIM. Boles were
visited list week by the former s
brother, Frank, and wife of Nekoosa.
james Silverthorn went up to
Plum lake, Wednesday, where he will
enjoy an outing at the Thayer cottage.
-Chas. Wegner and wife who had
been spending a week at Half Moon
Lake returned home Friday morning.
Hon. M. H. McCord, of Phoenix,
Ariz, spent few hours in the city on
Saturday. He went to Shawano from
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotanche and sister
of the former, Miss Abbie Cotanche, all
of Athens, visited in Wausau on
Wednesday.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Ovid and
George Belanger were present Sunday
at a reunion of the Belanger family al
Stevens Point.
Miss Martha Schaer is taking va
cation of a couple of weeks from the
store of the James Music company
and the past week she visited in
Shawano.
A. II. Grout, cashier of the First
National bank of Wausau, departed
on Wednesday for Assiniboia, N. w. T..
where he wiki visit his son, Clyde, fol
several weeks.
j. F. Wilson, former teacher il
our city schools, was in the city on Fri
day in the interests of Rand, McNally
Il Co., of Chicago Mr.. Wilson is max
ing his headquarters in Appleton.
Levy Williamson, editor of the
Athens Record was in Wausau or
Thursday. Mr.. Williamson is an able
writer and genial gentleman. The
PGoT acknowledges pleasant call.
Andrew Berry went dgwn to Stew
ems Point early last week TO attend the
funeral of his uncle, Frances S. Berry
and returned home on Friday, De
ceased was 70 years of age and at on
time was resident of Wausau.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Partridge de
parted for Boston, Mass, on Thursday
where they will visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs. g. f. Proctor, until mex
spring. They will visit part of thu
time with relatives in Portland, Maine
Mrs. HI. G. McCrossen came dowr
from Plum lake Wednesday and was
accompanied by Mrs. Rob, who has
been her guest for few weeks past anc
Miss Bessie Mcdonald. All but Mrs
Rob returaed to the lake on Friday anC
were accompanied by H. G. McCrossen
C. E. Vandercook, the able travel
ing correspondent of the Milwaukee,
Sentinel was in Wausau Thursday anC
Friday, engaged in writing upitems o
interest along the valley and, more
especially to investigate matters per
tanning to the much talked of combina
ton of water powers. When he
dropped into the PILOT office (no doub
actuated by the editor's very dark com
plexion, acquired at considerable
expense at the lakes he sat dowr
and dashed off an article upon
the Necessity of Drowning the
Color Line in the North" Mr.
Vandercook has been making q
tour of the South and whenever he
brushes up against a colored (eithel
naturalor acquired) man, from the force
of habit his thoughts turn to the negro
question.