Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-01
PERSONALS.

Neal Brown was in Marshheld on
Tuesday.
Mrs c. n johnson OF Merrill spent
Friday in Wausau.
Geo A. Martin of the Record was in
Marshfield on Tuesday.
Miss Martha Schaer spent Thurs
day with friends in Tomahawk.
II. A. Became, of Appleton, spent
several days in Wausau the past week
VIM Waterhouse departed Wednes-
day for the South, to be gone a short
time
Editor F. S Bailey, of the Marsh
field Times, visited his mother, Mrs. A.
P. Bailey, the latter part of the week.
Miss Florence Barden, who is teach
ing school at Athens, was in the city
last week attending the funeral of Miss
Nellie Meservey.
Irwin Marchetti, who went to
Chicago some weeks ago to be operated
on for appendicitis, returned home
Thursday and is almost fully recovered
q. Nj. Boyles. principal of the Wan
sau Business college, returned home
yesterday from Glidden, where he had
spent few days in hunting deer with
his son, Asher.
H c. Head, B. Thomas, P. o.
Means, Geo. Arch, F. w Burt and Geo.
Chatham returned home Wednesday
from a deer hunt up on Big Rib river.
They succeeded in killing six deer.
Mrs G. NJ. Pier, who had been visit
ing friends in the middle states for some
time past returned home from Norwalk,
o, Wednesday Since coming home
she has suffered siege of the grippe.
Geo. Andrews and wife, who's were
the principals in the rehearsal and pro-
duction ofthe Bohemian Grip opera,
given by the Tuesday Musical club last
winter, have again taken up their resi-
| dence in Wausau.
Miss Nora Madden, of Wausau, Wis
tied with her uncle and aunt, MIR. and
Mrs. Pat Maddenat this place few days
last week She was enroute home from
an extended visit in Northern Michigan.
-Minocqua Times.
-Robt Zietlow, who had been spend
ing few weeks visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Zietlow, returned to
Winona Sunday evening He is en-
ployed in the printing department of
the Watkins Medical Co of that city
Mr.. and Mrs ID H. Plumer, who left
here Thanksgiving day for their winter
trip through Mediterranean countries OF
Europe, sailed today from New York
City They were accompanied by a
cousin of Mrs Plumer, who lives in the
| east
-Anson II Clark, who has been suf
fering from an a,,Ack of pneumonia,
has so far recovered that he was able tc
go to Fond du Lac Friday for a few
days visit with relatives, before again
assuming his duties in the office OF
Curtis & Yale.
Ralph Morrison, of Fond du Lac
former husband of Mrs. Nettie Wood
who died last Tuesday morning in th'
Riverside hospital, spent Friday in the
city and secured the custody of son
that was born to them some years ago
left without care by the death of hi.
mother
w. c. Slossen of Wausau is spending
the day in the city, the guest of hi:
brother, E. j. Slossen, and family. Mr.
Slossen is a stationary engineer and fol
nearly twenty years has been in the EN-
.ploy of the city of Wausau as engineer
at its waterworks pumping station
Rhinelander New North.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. N Edmonds anC
daughter, May, of Oconto Falls; E. A
Edmonds and family, of Rhinelander
DR.. f. j. Edmonds and family, of Cleve
land, O.; Mrs. n. II. Brokaw and son
Norman, of Appleton, spent Thanks
giving at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
L Edmonds in this city, the meeting
being in the nature of a family reunion
A. j. Philips, of West Salem, mem
Der of the State Horticultural society
visited the city Wednesday for the pur
pose of inspecting the states expert
mental trial orchard on the farm OF
Jacob Gensman, the trees of which he
planted several years ago. An ex
animation showed the trees in a
healthy condition for a bountiful crop
next season.