Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-10-13
PERSONALS.


j. n. Manson was in Appleton last
Wednesday on business.
&C. }. Winton went 60 Minneapolis
last Thu sday on business.
Chris Franzen, of Stratford, was
visitor to the city on Friday.
Mrs. Peter Smith, of Athens, visited
with Mrs. Marson on Saturday.
H. r. Allen, the Merrill insurance
man, spent Thursday in Wausau.
w ID KolIock departed for Mlwau-
kee on Sunday evening on brief bust
hess trip.
-Atty'S q. F. and A. w. Sanborn, of
Ashland, spent Wednesday in the city
on land business.
Amigo Republican,; G. B. Bird of
Wausau had business in Judge Good
lands court on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N l.. Anderson, of
Merrill, were here Thursday visiting
with the family of V. A. Anderson.
Mrs. w. T Lawrence departed for
Chicago last Thursday evening on
brief visit to relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Profit, of Toma-
hawk, came down to Wausau and spent
few days in the city the past week.
james Goodwilie came up from
Chicago and spent nearly all of the past
week here looking after his interests.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. j. Arpin, of Grand
Rapids, came to Wausau on Thursday
to atfanH tha (1hrfc+fofN Sionna
MIR and Mrs. I'll. A. Became and fam
lily are now residing in Appleton having
gone to that city the latter part of last
week.
Miss Ode Mumm. who is teaching
school in town of Halsey, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Jos Braun.-Athens
Record
Miss Mae Briggs who is teaching
school in the western part of our county,
came in and spent Sunday with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs M. j Aries aud Mrs
Perry Foster attended the Christian
Science lecture in Wausau last Thurs
day evening.
Sheriff Chellis conveyed Willie
state industrial school for boys at Wan
kesha Friday evening.
Oscar Berger of Wausau, represent
ing the James Music company of that
place, called on the trade in this city
this week.-Tomahawk
Mrs. l.. S. Cohn came up from Gran
moor and remained in the city until
Friday. She will remain at Cranmoor
until sometime in November.
Mrs Charles Klinke, of Chicago, is
here guest of her nephew, William
Heu She is sister of our fellow
townsman, George Werheim
&C. S. Cone and wife of Wausau,
came up Tuesday morning to attend
the Quincy Adams Sawyer entertain
ment that evening Merrill Star.
Mrs George w. Bird, of Madison,
came up from Madison on Friday and
visited until this Tuesday noon, with
her son, Claire b. Bird and family
! -Orrin Thompson, of Neenah, su-
preme warden of the f F. u, spent Il
portion of Friday in the city, visiting a
number of the local members of that
order.
Merrill News:-H. F. Marquardt,
of Wausau, looked after the Western
Unions business here the fore part o.
the week.-CsE, Turner, of Wausau
was Merrill visitor yesterday.
Miss Alva De Pre- went to Wausau
Wednesday morning to attend thu
Wausau business college She was &C
companied by her aunt, Mrs. H. w
Boyer, who spent the day with friends
returning home that evening.-Merril
| Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gillian anC
family spent nearly all of the past weel
in Wausau visiting with relatives
Their home for quite a number of years
has been in Duluth, but they were or
their way to New Orleans, where they
expect to make their future home. Mr.
Gillian has large lumber interests il
the South.
L P. Gillian and family departed
for Oshkosh yesterday where they have
gone to make their future home. They
have made their home here for the pas
five years coming here from Oshkosh
where they have residence: Mr.
| Gilman will be III Wausau fully al
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the state agents of the Singer Sewing
Machine CO. and is therefore on the
road most of the time. All regre
their depar ture very much.
The Ladies' Auxiliary went tC
Wausau Tuesday to spend the day with
Mrs. Fred Fay. Those who went were
Mrs. Cora Drake, Mrs 0. v Daniels
Mrs Ed Roy, Mrs. Ancett and
daughter Maud Mrs. Arnold and baby
Mrs. Hamsworth and baby. Mrs Simons
and baby, Mrs lexis and children, Mrs
Frank Mccormick, Tessie Mccormick
Miss Barbara Michaelson, Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Porter and Mrs Hanson. All had
avery enjoyable time. Amigo Journal
-Drs. l.. E~Spencer and l.. M Will
lard will depart for Washington, ID c..
on the 21st of October TO attend the
annual meeting of the American Pub
| lie Health association which convene:
in that city on the 18th inst, and will re-
main in session until the Both. During
one of the evening functions, President
Roosevelt will be present DR.. Spen-
Ger goes as one of the delegates of Wis
consin, appointed by the president OF
lie State Board of Health. DIR. u. o. b