Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-03-17
PERSONALS.

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H. L. Mumm was in Merrill on
business yesterday
M. b. RJsenberry returned from
Michigan yesterday.
Nicely E. Pardee went to Madison
on Thursday for a brief stay.
H. H. Manson is up the line of the
Central railroad on business.
B w. Smith and daughter Miss
Alice spent Sunday in Star Lake.
Nj. III. Barnum came down from
Lake Shishebogema yesterday on a
brief visit.
MIR. and Mrs c. s. Gilbert went to
Chicago on Thursday to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCrossen re-
turned home from Minneapolis and st.
Paul last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs Aug. Deichsel, Jr.,
are visiting this week in Loyal, Spen-
Ger and Marshield.
-Chas Baerwald. who has been Wis
iting friends at Eagle River. has re-
turned to his home in this city
Lawrence Donahue, who has been
working near Ringle the past winter in
Sexmith's camps, was in the city yester-
day.
John Lull left on Sunday evening
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the interests of the Marathon Granite
company.
Herman Gralow who was working
in the sawmill at Fenwood during the
winter, arrived home for the summer
yesterday.
Mrs. w. D. Carrier, whe had been
visiting friends in Wausau for week,
returned to her home in Chicago on
Thursday.
Otto Mathie and Henry Ruder at
tended the annual meeting of the Wis
consin Brewers association held in
Milwaukee last week
Mayor Harve Huntoon, of Hatley,
who lately had his feet badly frozen
was in town today and is able to walk
around with the aid of a cane
M. A. Hurley departed for bedford,
Virginia, last Saturday Before his
return, the first of next week he will
visit in Washington and New York.
Mrs. l. LaChance went to Chicago
last Wednesday to make brief visit to
her husband, who is in business in that
city and to make arrangements to go
there to reside.
Miss Marion Foster came up from
Lake Forest Seminary last Thursday
to spend her vacation with relatives
and friends. She is guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Russell Lyon.
-Adolph Melang, wife and little
daughter, are in the city for couple OF
weeks visit. They reside at Athens,
a short distance from which place Mr.
Melang teaches school.
Albert Willick, originally of Trappe,
| but who for nearly ten years has tray
eled over all parts of the west. goes back
to Spokane, Wash, tomorrow after
visiting here for nearly year.
Sam. Weinfeld, of Lima, Ohio,
spent Thursday in Wausau with his
| brother, Charles. Sam was former
resident of Wausau and has hosts of
| friends here who were glad to see him.
John and Andrew Allen who put in
the winter at Rib River for Barker &
! Stewart have broke up camp and are
back in their accustomed places again.
They report five million feet of logs
were banked at that place this winter.
Mrs. Chas. Winkley, who has been
in Spokane. Wash, since last fall with
her son, j. I. Winkley, returned TO the
city last evening. She returns in the
very best of health, and has enjoyed
that condition ever since she left.
Miss Rena Bishop is in Sinsiniwa
Mounds attending school at St. Clara's
College and is delighted with the school
and its Surroundings. Mrs. Bishop who
accompanied her daughter to the school
to see her nicely located, returned to
the city on Thursday.
Miss Kate Bentley came down from
Arbor Vitae on Friday and was guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. l..
Wheeler. Miss Bentley while here made
arrangements to rent the Pradt resi-
dence on Sixth street and which she
and her father will occupy in the near
future.
MIR. and Mrs j A. Underwood re-
ceived letter from their daughters the
Misses Louise and Mary, the first of the
week, in which they told of a delight
full journey into Africa with friends. A
part of their trip was made on camels
and was therefore quite novel. They
are both very well.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M James and
daughter arrived home in Wausau
from Phoenix, Arizona, last Saturday.
Mrs. James stood the journey exceed
ingly we'll considering her long illness,
and is no worse for taking the long
trip. They are guests at the home If
Mr.. and Mrs G. s. Gilbert
One fairly active man and a gallon
can of Callies' paints will cover 800
square feet of surface in half day. A
five year guarantee given with each
can.
F. l.. Hudson has sold his residence
on Second St, to n Heinemar. and
will with the commencement of spring
erect new home on the same property.
MIR Heinemann will move the house
and also the VIM. Wilson house at the
corner of Fourth and Scott streets,
which he lately purchased, to his lots
on Warren street, just east of tine