Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-21
PERSONALS.

Merrill
w. w. Albers spent Friday in
Stevens Point.
Miss Ida Miller visited friends in
Merrill, Sunday.
r. 7. Regner visited over Sunday at
his home in West Bend.
&C. J. Winton returned from Thief
River Falls, Mimi, on Sunday evening.
David Goodwille, of Oak Park. Ill.,,
transacted business in Wausau last
week.
-Robt Goodwillie.y came up from
Chicago last week and IS spending a
few days in the city
Rev. Gibbs returned FROM nearly
week stay with his parents. near Min
neapolis, last Saturday.
Attorneys c. 3. Bird. M. &. Rosen-
berry and M. A. Hurley were in Mil
waukee last week on business
Atty. Thomas Ryan was down from
Merrill Friday evening attending the
party given by the Knights of Pythias.
Miss Mae LaFountain, of Schofeld,
visited friends in this city last week.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Agnes Bowling.
e. Nj Easton, of Milwaukee, De-
putty Grand Regent of the Royal Arcan-
um is 10 the city looking after the ..nter-
ests OF the order.
A A. Book accompanied Sheriff
Chellis to Waupun Thursday when the
latter took the Thompson brothers to
the state prison.
Walter Alexander, Reid Goodrich,
X. II. johnson and ID. McNaughton
went up to Tomahawk> on Sunday and
spent the day in that city
Rev X Knudson, commencing with
April, will be in charge of the home
mission fields of the Presbyterian
church for the coming year.,
Miss Anna Corning, who was called
to New York state two weeks ago on
| account of the death of her mother, re-
turned to Wausau on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. l.. Plumer de-
parted yesterday morning for Hurley
where the former.had business to trans
act; they will return tomorrow.
Miss Rosalia Bohrer Was in Amigo
on Friday and Saturday to attend a
high school declamatory contest. She
was one of the judges at the contest.
john Burnet, of Amigo. was in the
city on Friday to visit with his sister,
Mrs. Agnes B. Murray, and also his
little daughter who is visiting with her
aunt.
H. c. Stewart, who has been absent
from the city for some time, sojouruing
in Arizona and other western territory,
is expected home the latter part of the
week
j. j. Sherman, of Appleton. for
mer citizen of Wausau, was in the city
for an hour between trains on Saturday
lie was on his way home from Merrill
John was cornered by his friends on
Third street, and a strenuous season of
hand shaking followed.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Willet have
moved to this city from Marshheld and
expect to make Wausau their future
home. They are stopping with their
daughter, Mrs. Davis, on the vest side,
but will soon commence the erection of
a home on site recently purch ased on
Fulton street, near Eighth.
-heV. >. N. w llSO0, James Mont
gomery and Prof j. nj. Coyner, at
tended session of the Winnebago
Presbytery held at Marinette last week.
AT this meeting two well known work
ers in the Presbyterian faith, were ex-
amined for ordination as ministers-H
II Brown and John Muir They will
undoubtedly be ordained Rev. Wilson
and Mr. Montgomery visited Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Rice aud family in Green
Bay, while absent, and found them in
their usual health.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mulholon re-
turned last Friday from Fond du Lac
county where they went about two
weeks ago to attend the funeral of the
formers father who died on April lst.
John S. Mulholon, deceased, was 90
years Of age having been born in Ire
land in 1906 He was buried in the
cemetery which he laid out in 1913, and
is the first one to be laid in the lot
in which be selected at that time. He
leaves a wife who is 9S years of age,
two daughters and four sons.