Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-01-06
PERSONALS.

-Geo. Werhelm, Jr., was Milwau-
kee visitor on New Years day.
Miss Madge Haskin returned to the
Milwaukee Normal yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Bells have
returned from their visit to Berlin.
Alfred Wilson left yesterday to
continue his work in Beloit College.
X. S. Markstrum, of Bessemer, visi-
ted his parents in Wausau last week.
Nathan Heinemann spent the past
week with his wife who is in Chicago.
Mrs. b. Heinemann and daughter,
Miss Bell, spent part Of the past week
in Chicago.
Walter Swope came up from Mil
lkee and visited with his parents
the past week
Otto Patzer returned yesterday to
resume his duties as instructor at the
state university
Miss DeEtte MeEachron left yester-
day to resume her studies in the Downer
College Milwaukee.
C. S. Sinners, deputy state COM
nander for the Maccabees, of Merrill,
is IN tlies.ity today.
-Caas. q Branham, who has been
visiting in Litchfeld. Mimi, returned
home yesterday morning.
Mrs. o. F Burlingame, of Winona,
is visiting in the city, guest at the
residence of G. Strobridge.
Miss Wright, who has been visiting
with Miss Reilz the past week, returned
to her home in Marshfield this noon.
John M. Alden, of the Athens
Record, is in the city looking after the
interests of his paper on county work.
Guy Goodirg and Arthur McEach
ron returned to the n W. Military
Academy at Highland Park, yesterday.
y. G. Merryman, Jr, of Brokaw,
who has been at his home in Marinette
for the holidays, returned this morning.
Arthur Maginnis departed last Sat
urday for Feuwood, where he has
scared position with the Fenwood
Lumber Co
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Cosgriff and
daughter, Miss Lou, of Chippewa Falls,
are in the city to attend the funeral of
Solomon Trudeau
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter d. Alexander,
after visit of nearly two weeks in
Wausau, returned to their home in Lex
inglon, Ill, on Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Young, who has been
spending the holidays in Wausau, re-
turned TO Madison last Saturday, where
she has position in the city schools
After visit to Reedsburg, Harry
Honan arrived home yesterday and
will take charge of the Bells House
barber shop, which will be opened IN
few days
John F. Lamont returned home
Sunday morning after a busy week
spent in Milwaukee attending the
teachers and county superintendent
meetings.
Arthur Mcneil, who has been spend
ing the holidays in Wausau, returned
to Milwaukee on Saturday, where he
has position with the Prudential Life
Insurance Co.
w p. Barden, of Fenwood; C. w,
of Bass Lake; E. W., of Hatley, and
Miss Florence, of Athens, have returned
after spending the holidays with their
parents at Easton.
Miss Helen Forster who has been
visiting her parents Mr. aud Mrs Geo.
Forster, since few days before Christ
mas, returned to Sioux Falls, S. Oak,
yesterday morning.
Miss Lillian Porter departed for
Chicago on Wednesday last where she
will study music. She was accompan
led by her mother, who will remain in
Chicago about week.
Prof c. H Froemming, of Mayville
who has been secured to take up the
instruction of manual training at the
agricultural school, arrived in the city
and viii assume his duties.
-Messrs. Jay McCrossen, jams
Silyerthorn, Mitchell Stewart, Geo
Sexml.h, Lawrence Liljqvest, Emil
Breutkreutz aud Stanley Latshaw, re-
turned to the State University yester-
day
Attorney H. H. Manson departs
this evening for the East where he will !
spend the next two or three months in
New York. Philadelphia, Boston and
9TH large cities on business and pleas
urs
The Misses Pearl Meservey, of La
Cfosse; Nellie, of Milwaukee, and |
Grace, of Chicago, spent their vaea-
tons with their parents in this city.
While here Miss Florence Barden, of
Easton, was their guest
bred Deutsch returned Thursday |
from Brillion, Manitowoc county,
where he purchased for the firm of /
Ritter & DeutSeh the manufactured and I
unmanufactp-ed stock of the Brillion
Fur lture Go, paying approximately /
s. o. tor the same He states that the
nSatution is a paying one bat that the
have been quarrelng
among themselves which caused the
sale The factory viii be operated I'M
Ill March lSt in working up the pres
mt manufactured stock, which viii
be sold By the Wausau firm Mr.,
Deutsch scent yesterday az Marsbfield
Chiidren's underwear, good quality,
d cents a garment, at Schoeneberg's
Next Sunday morning. at the Metho-
list church. the pastor will introduce a
new feature into the service, a Eve
ninafe sermon TO the children The