Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-01
PERSONALS.

day in the city.
e. c. Kretlow went to Chicago
Sunday evening.
Frank Bissell, of Arbor Vitae, spent
Thanksgiving in the city.
"A. Iverson and Tom Clark of Dancy.
were in the city on Saturday
H. H. Manson has returned from a
trip to Kansas City and other points.
Arthur Hildensperger spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Amigo.
John Dern spent Thanksgiving day
with his sisters and their families at
Amigo
e. j. Rifieman visited his father
who is i'll, at Edgar, between trains last
Friday.
r. N. Breitenstein, of Knowlton,
transacted business in Wausau on Sat
urday.
Albert Harrington, principal of the
school at Mosinee, spent Friday in
Wausau.
Miss Hermoine Silverthorn re-
turned to Menominie on Sunday
evening
Miss Margaret Scholfield went to
Kansas City on Wednesday for a stay
of two weeks.
j. c. Smith, who has been south on
huoinocc for oauaraI ,,,oDths 20 oo,o;o 90
home in this city
Miss Perry, of Merrill, was the
guest of Miss Margaret Feldhausen on
Thanksgiving day.
Miss M. Parkinson, of Tomahawk,
spent Thanksgiving with her aunt,
lirs. NJ Marshall.
MIR. and Mrs. James McCrosseu ex-
pect to get away for their trip west, the
latter part of the week.
Fred Sexmith came up from Law
renee University and spent Thanks
giving at his home in Wausau
-Armilda and Lily Rifeman ate
Thanksgiving turkey with their friend,
Miss KelI in the town of Texas
-Martha NJ Kell, who is teaching
the Vein school, spent Thanks giving
at her home in the town of Texas.
Henry Rux, principal of the Mat
toon schools, visited with his parents in
the town of Rib Falls on Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Katherine Rood, of Stevens
Point, spent Thanksgiving day in Wan
sau, guest of Mr.. ana Mrs E. A. Good
ing
-Orlaf Anderson, clerk in the office of
the Wausau Law and Land Association,
is in Milwaukee this week taking the
bar examination.
Judge j. K Parish, of Prentice,
was in Wausau this morning. He was
on his way to Merrill to try few cases
for Judge Silverthorn
H. B. Esselman, marshal of Athens,
spent the day in Wausau selling tickets
for the opening of the Athens opera
house tomorrow night
Carl Merklein and Victor Klecker
departed Sunday evening for Chicago
for the purpose of attending the fat
stock show now in progress.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bird and chill
dren went to Madison to spend Thanks
giving with the formers parents
They returned home Saturday.
Julius Kell, class of 1908 county Nor
NAL Training school. who is teaching
in the town of Berlin spent Thanks
giving with his mother in the town of
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Bishop, of
Rhinelander, have gone to southern
California to spend the winter. Mr.
Bishop has entirely recovered from his
extended sickness.
Albert Anthem and Anton Mehl went
to Milwaukee Saturday on business.
Mr.. Anthem has since returned but Mr.
Mehl remained for a visit with his
uduR uUSty HtES. OOHu M0ul, ct.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gramoll, of Mer-
rill, came down Saturday for visit
with the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Mehl. Mr.. Gramoll returned
yesterday but his wife remained for
longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Stewart and
will depart Wednesday even
ing for New Orleans. From there they
will go to southern California and
down into Mexico They will be ac-
by Mrs. VIM. Morgan, and
will be absent until the middle of next
May.
John Manser and daughter, Inez,
went to Milwaukee the other day to see
Mrs. Manser and daughter, Miss Libbie,
he latter is being treated at st. Mary's
hospital. Mr.. Manser, from there, went
vest for few weeks and Mrs Manser
came home with Inez She reports
Mss Libbie as improved very much
ind that she will be able to come home
n few weeks. Mrs. Manser will re-
urn to Milwaukee this evening
Edwin j Paff, one of the Training !