Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-06-30
PERSONALS.

Plum lake last evening.
j. D. Ross, of Oak Park, H., spent
the past week in Wausau.
Paul Rogers, of Milwaukee, is visit
ing with friends in this city.
Miss Champagne, of Merrill is a
guest of Miss Jean Slaymaker.
Miss Emma Pardee will depart for
Madison tomorrow on brief visit.
job Vaughn spent Sunday at Star
Lake visiting with his son, Bentley.
Mrs. LEVEL Bells, of Milwaukee,
is a guest of mir. and Mrs. Geo. +.
Bells.
Mrs. l.. A. Drown, of Edgar, was
Waqsau visitor several days of last
week.
j. N. James will depart tomorrow
for Columbus, Wis, on stay of several
weeks.
Miss Elizabeth O'Connel1, of Mon
tello, is visiting friends and relatives'n
the city. .ssA
DR. Phillips, of Stevens Point, an
old timer in the valley, is reported
very sick.
MIR. and Mrs. C. B. Bird and chill
dren returned from Muscatine, Ia, this
morning.
Joe and John Edenhofer went to
Pluhl lake for couple OF weeks stay
yesterday.
Mrs. John M. Lull returned home
Friday, from trip to points in Illinois
and Wisconsin.
Nathan Heinemann was in Chicago
last week purchasing new goods. He
returned on Friday.
Mrs. Nick Gender AID children re-
turned home Friday from visit with
relatives at River Falls.
MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Scholfield and
family departed for their cottage on
Plum Lake, last Saturday.
R +. Davis departed for Falkland,
Indiana, on Thursday, to join Mrs.
Davis who is visiting there.
R W. Armstrong, of Kaukauna,
came over from Amigo last Thursday
and visited his brother in-law, John
Dern >t* !
tt Lemma, of Merrill, spent Sun
day in Wausau. He came down to sell
some cattle from his farm near Scho-
field
&C. B. Bird went to Muscatine, Ia,
on Thursday, where Mrs. Bird and
children have been visiting for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Flieth and DR..
IL. l.. Rosenberg spent few days last
week at lake St German. They re-
turned home Friday. 81 i
Mrs. w. L. Edmonds and children
departed this morning for Clear lake,
where they will occupy the Pride cot
tape for a few weeks
Mrs. Henry McCrossen went over
to Greenwood, the latter part of the
week to attend house party given by
Mrs. Letitia Shaw Withie.
Miss Anolia Lupient, of Marshfeld,
attended the Training school exercises
last evening, being guest of Miss
Wayne LaVigne while here.
Mrs. M Gooding and niece, Miss
Sadie Haseltine, went up to Plum Lake
this morning to spend few weeks at
the Scholfield- Harger-Manson. cottages]
John Gritzmacher went up to Min
ocqua last Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with his son, Edward, who is
enjoying two weeks vacation on the !
lakes
Miss Helen Drex, of Milwaukee, an
expert stenographer, has been sent here
by the government to take the position
of stenographer in the U S. Land Office.
She arrived on Wednesday.
Herb Chellis and wife, whose home
is in British Columbia, and who had
been visiting for four weeks past with
the formers mother, Mrs. Emma Chellis /
departed for their home Saturday
Mrs H. H. Grace, of West Superior,
arrived in Wausau on Wednesday. She
came down TO attend the golden wed
ding of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS
McCrossen, which takes place on July
Fourth.
Ole biller, manager of the Chicago
Excelsior company, of Wausau, was
here on business yesterday and pur-
chased the stock of excelsior bolts held
by the Edgar Hay 4 Grain cop;pany.-.
Edgar Press.
Miss Nellie Russell, of West Super \
Tor, visited in Wausau, several DAYS of
the past week, a guest of Miss Edith
Lang. She was on her way home from
the State University, where she pad
been attending school the past year
She departed for her home this morn
ing.
&C. A. H. Kopplin, of Blue Earth
City. Mimi, arrived in the city Satur-
day, on business aud pleasure. Hevill
return home tomorrow. August has
hosts of friends here, especially among
the old timers, and they are always
glad to have an opportunity TO ex
change greetings with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. K s. Markstrum,
and Mr.. and Mrs q. H. Markstrum and
daughter, Edith, and son, Will, a.l of
BesSemer. came down TO attend the
Benson Markstrum wedding which took
place last Wednesday. h. 5 !" and
Gus were former citizens of Wausau,
and as they are known to nearly all
old citizens they were kept busy shak
ing hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F Dunbar re-
turned on Friday from = trip TO the
East, to Poaghkeepsie, y. I 3, especially,
where they went to be present at the
commencement exercises OF NaSsar col
lege, where their daughter, Miss Nell,
graduated. and where their daughter,
Miss Margaret, is also student. Iney
were accompanied hoRe by the latter.
Miss Nell, remaining ia the last. visit
ing school mate for several weeks
Ed. Underwood. Li<ton Dodge.
Win Kumerow and j l. komers took
a trip down the river To Mosinee on
Sunday. They had most delightful
time. aud ut Short Portage caught 800
perch. some weighing as much as one
pound. AT Short Portage is what is
Known as Half Moon Lake None Of
the sawdust from the mills gets IN the
and as q result. il is perfectly alive wit
fich, showing what would be the c0udi
ton of our river If Sayvdust and refuse
were kept out.