Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-06-23
PERSONALS.


Stanley Latshaw has returned hon
from the State University.
Gems Sullivan, of Merrill, was
: Wausau visitor on circus day.
| MIR. and Mrs. George Kreutzer, {
} Athens, spent Saturday in the city.
: Miss Helen O'Brien is visiting wit
relatives and friends in Green Bay.
Miss Minnie Roy, of Amigo, is vi.
lting with Matte GBrien, in this city,
Henry Kreuiz.r and daughter, c
Athens, We're in the city on Tuesday.
Herb. Boyer and wife wer
down from Merrill Saturday to see th
circus.
james O'Brien, of Manitowoc
visited with his parents in this cit.
Sunday.
Mrs. Philip Krentzer, of Anderson
Ind, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. L
Kreutzer.
Mrs. T. b. McIndoe and Miss Lol
Robbins, of Rhinelander, spent Sunday
in Wausau
MIR. and Mrs. .. C. Callies, after 8
two weeks honeymoon, returned home
Thursday from Chicago.
-Adolph Melang has closed his
school near Athens and with his family
| has returned to Wausau,
Miss Lillian Porter, who has been
studying music in Chicago for a year
past, returned home on Friday.
VIM. j. Morgan, of Milwaukee,
spent few days in Wausau the past
week, promoting mining scheme.
Mrs. A. w. Puchner, of Edgar,
spent several days in Wausau last week
visiting at the home of her parents.
james Allen, who is spending the
summer on lands owned by him at
Knowlton, was in the city Saturday.
George Hart, court reporter, was
called to Eagle River Friday, TO take
testimony in a case to be tried there.
M. Lipski went to. Chicago Friday
evening for the purpose of purchasing
new stock for his upholstefing business.
w. B. Scholtield and family are
preparing to go to their summer cottage
on Plum Lake, and expect to get away
next Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Binzer and children,
who had been visiting for several weeks
with the ladies' parents at Menominie,
returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Ploss returned
home on Thursday. They have gone
to housekeeping in the Kiefer block,
corner of Third and Grant streets.
--P. o. Means, F. w. Burt, j. Thom-
as, of this city, and Justin Means, of
Merrill, went up to Big ST. German
lake yesterday for weeks outing
Mrs. W. G. John and son, who had
been visiting in Racine, Lake Geneva
and Milwaukee, for the past four weeks,
returned home on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H. Yost, who had been visit
ing in Madison, Milwaukee and other
points in Wisconsin, for the past two
weeks, returned hong on Wednesday.
John Dern, A. L. Kryshak, Frank
Gaetzman, Dan Danielson, John Fehl
and j. P. Thick departed Sunday noon
for Little Arbor Vitae lake for week.
fishing.
Al. G. Christianson, foreman of the
Merrill Advocate, spent Saturday in
Wausau, having come down to see the
elephant. He was accompanied by his
son, Dave.
G. ID. Bartz, jacob Paff and Dr. A.
t. Koch returned home Wednesday
morning from trip to the West where
they had been looking over mining
properties.
e. H. Wells, of Huron, S. d.,
brother of D. E. Wells, arrived in the
city last Thursday on avisit Mr.. Wells
is an instructor in athletics and for a
time was assistant in the State Univer-
sity.
Oscar Weise, of the firm of Janke &
Weise, Wausau, manufacturers of bar,
store and Office fxturers, was in the
city Tuesday installing modern set of
back bar fixtures in the saloon of James
Wilson. Rhinelander New North.
Sheriff A. E. Hoffman and wife, of
Merrill, stopped over in Wausau Sat
urday to take in the circus, while on
their way home from Chippewa Falls,
where they had conveyed feeble
minded girl to the state Home for Fee
BILE Minded.
On Wednesday Edward ii. and
Richard o. Buerger will return from
college The former is pursuing a
course of theology at Waawatosa
while the latter graduates this year
from Northwestern University at
WATERFOWL, and intends to take up
theology next year.
After an absence of six years B. e
Jones, of Gardena, Cal. spent several
days of last week visiting old friends in
the city. Though he has several tracts
of timber land in California, he has
given up numbering, and is now devot-
ing bis time in conducting a large farm
He was on his way east to visit relatives
in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bessey will
depart for Oak Park, H., tomorrow,
where they expect to make their future
home Steve has been in Wausau
since 1885, ana has been very useful
man to the community, 10 many ways,