Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
w. B. Scholfield spent Sunday with
his family at Plum Lake.
Mrs. Elmer Miller and daughter r,
spent Sunday at Eland Junction.
Justice and Mrs. J. C. Clarke spent
several days last week at Appleton and
Oshkosh
&C. S. Curtis returned from a bust
ness trip to st. Pau on the morning OF
July 4th.
Mrs. Chas. F. Beck is at Marsh
field visiting Mrs. Adolph Salzman,
who is ILL.,
Miss Mabel Brown came down from
Merrill on Friday and is spending few
days in Wausau.
Mrs. B. W. Pulling and daughters,
Dorothy and Marie, of Marshfield, spent
the Fourth in Wausau
Roy Smith, of Phillips, and Everett
Smith, of Prentice, spent the Fourth
with their parents in Wausau.
-Hyman Baer, proprietor of the
Golden Eagle, left Saturday for New
York to purchase his fall goods.
Mrs W. S. Roberts and Miss Susie
Bates spent Wednesday with Miss Mae
Bates at Wausau.-Merrill Star.
Fred Gillian returned home from
Northern Michigan last Wednesday,
where he had been looking over timber
land.
Robert Seefeldt, who had been, at
Plum lake for week, building a cot
tage for Senator Kreutzer, has returned
to Wausau.
--Chas. A. Kruger and Miss Mary
Weisse, of Amigo, were down the
Fourth visiting the formers brother,
VIM. Kruger.
Walter Alexander was in Merrill
on Wednesday looking after the log
drive of the Alexander Stewart Lum-
Der company.
Mrs. S. N. Baird, who attended the
McCrossen golden wedding celebration,
returned to her home in Dubuque on
Sunday evening.
Miss Margie McCrossen departed
for Greenville, Michigan, on Sunday
night, where she will spend the GUNNER
visiting relatives.
Mrs. VIM. E. Wright, of Geneva,
Ohio, arrived in WauSau last Wednes-
day on visit to her son, Louis X.
Wright and family.
Harry Maynard, formerly residing
in Wausau, now an engineer in the
Yawkey mill at Hazelhurst, spent the
Fourth in this city
Mrs. John McConkey, of Lake Ne
bagamon, came down to Wausau Sat
urday on visit to her sister, Mrs ID.
w. c Mitchell, who is i'll.
Henry futile and wife came down
from Hazelhurst Friday night to spend
the Fourth with friends. Mrs. Tuttle
will go to Oregon for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McCrossen
and Mrs. Adolph Nelson went to M. H.
Barnum's summer resort, on lake Shi-
shebogema, yesterday On brief outing
Albert Schmidt, E. w. Lemke, r.
Bauman and VIM. Bauch are spending
q few days at Minocqua, fishing. They
are camped on an island near there,
owned by VIM. Schmidt
Dell McCrossen departed for Osh-
kosh and Milwaukee yesterday on a
large land deal for the McCrossen Land
Co., of Mountain Lake, Mimi Mrs.
McCrossen remains in Wausau, and Dell
will return here before returning to his
home in st. Paul.
Nj. H. Barnum came down from the
north on the evening of July 4th to at
tend the McCrossen party. Mr.. Bar
mum made the Grafton of the day at
Tomahawk, and the effort is said to
have been a splendid one. He returned
to his home on Lake Shishebogema
Sunday.
-Thos. Locke, of Merrill, was in the
city Friday and Saturday as manager
of Lee Barber, the young man who
made the high dives at the park the
latter day. MIR. Locke was formerly
editor of the Merrill News but is this
season engaged in booking Barber in
different cities fer his act.
Jim Davis, who forme rly lived in
Wausau and who at one time bore con
siderable note as pugilist, came up
from Milwaukee Saturday to spend
the Fourth with relatives. Jim has
taken unto himself a wife since leaving
Wausau and is now engaged in bust
ness and has dropped pugilism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Fitzgerald and
children and Mrs. John Schneider ar
rived in the city from Menden, Louisi-
ana, last Thursday. MIR. Fitzgerald is
vice-president and manager of the Men
den Lumber company; he thinks that
it will not be long before the South is
the largest part of the lum-
Der used in this country. They all like
the South very much but a change to
the North during the extreme heat of
summer is very pleasant. Mr.. Fitzger-
aid has gone to Duluth on business but
will return here before leaving for the
South. Mrs. Fitzgerald and children
and Mrs. Schneider will remain during
the summer.
A Splendid Trip to Boston and Return.
On the occasion of the 42nd Annual
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