Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-07
PERSONALS.

Oscar Berger spent several days at
Edgar the past week.
Mrs A L. Kreutaer and children
are now in Forest, Miss.
&C c, Barrett of Edgar, was in the
city yesterday on land business.
w. H. Canon, of Merrill, was
among Wausau visitors last Wednes.
day.
&C. B, Bird went to Chicago, Thurs
day, on business, He returned on Sun
day.
Miss Helen Heinemann and Miss
Mae Bates visited in Merrill on Thurs
day.
Miss Della Thayer departs this
evening for Chicago to attend grand
opera.
Mrs. Stella Allen and son, of Osh-
kosh, are.guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. A. Anderson.
John King, clerk of the town of
Cassel. is in the city today on business
pertaining to his town.
Fred Paulus, who has position in
the State Senate, came home on Friday
and will remain until April 18th.
Miss Myrtle Lille. who had been
spending a week in the city, returned
70 her school at Menominee, Wis, on
Saturday.
Erich Kreuger, came up from
Shawano, Saturday, to spend few days
with his parents in this city. He re-
turns today.
Robert Sam, one of the rising
young farmers of the town of Texas,
was in the city yesterday on pleasure
and business.
VIM. GENET returned Wednesday
from Houghton, Mich, where he engi-
neered deal for the sale of his pre-
emption claim.
Mrs. w. G. Norton, of Lockport,
H., arrived in the city Wednesday on
visit to relatives and friends. She re-
turns home tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. Reid Goodrich went
to La Crosse on Friday to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodrich. They
returned home yesterday.
Miss Marie johnson who has been
spending week at her home in Wau-
sau, returned to Milwaukee to resume
her studies on Sunday evening.
Charles O'Niel, of Galesville, Wis,
who taught term of school in Wishek,
n D., is on his way home and will
visit for about week with friends in
the city.
Miss Madge Haskin, after weeks
visit at her home in Wausau, returned
to Milwaukee on Sunday evening, to
resume her studies at the Normal
school of that city.
-AssembIyman Herman Miller came
up from Madison on Friday and will
remain at home for week or more, as
the legislative branch to which he be-
longs has adjourned until the l4th inst
John Blair. who came East from
Spokane with the remains of his wife
nearly two weeks ago, returned to
the West yesterday. His two little chill
dren he has leit here with their grand
parents.
w. G John was over to Neillsville
Friday on insurance business, and while
there witnessed a scrimmage between
4 1Sctor and editor Ring Of that city,
in which the latter haG his hide pretty
well tanned
MIR and Mrs j. M Smith, who
have been III Hot Springs, Arkansas,
tie past winter, and daughter, Mrs e.
j Winton, and two sons, who have
been at the same place for the past five
weeks, returned to their homes in this
city last Saturday evening.
Mrs A. b. Murray spent nearly all
Of the past week at the home of her
brother, John Burnet, at Amigo, who
was very sick with appendicitis. Mrs.
Murray returned to Wausau on Satur-
day and reports that her brother has
recovered sufficiently to 60 to Chicago
where he will submit to an operation.
Clyde Grout arrived home early
Friday morning from Western Canada,
where he has been the past year with
surveying party for the Canadian Paci-
tic R'y Co establishing a new line for
that road to Edmonton Clyde has
been away for one year, most of the
time out surveying, travelling from Que
point to another and he has travelled
a-foot over good deal of territory and
has passed through some experiences
that would make good reading if told in
detail, but he has pulled through it all
without showing any bad results from
the wintry blasts or the summers
scorching sun, any more than several
good coats of tan which gives him
rather distinguished appearance. He
only managed to get leave of absence
for ten days, so next Friday he will
start on his return trip going by way of
Chicago and direct from there to camp,
near Battleford. Saskatchewan, N w.
T Everybody is glad to see Clyde, if
only for few days.