Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-15
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Jacob Paff. returned from Chi
cago on Wednesday.
Karl Mathie spent few DAYS in
Appleton last week.
Miss Caroline Anderson went to
Chicago on Tuesday evening.
DE- E c. Fish, of Mosinee, spent
Thursday ia Mausau on business.
Jos. Chesak, of Poniatowski, trans
acted business in Wausau Saturday.
III L Wheeler spent several DAYS in
Chicago the past week on business
"A. L. Kreutzer returned from a
business trip to Madison on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. S. Cone went to
Milwaukee Sunday on a: brief visit
To relatives.
Miss Margaret Dunbar will arrive
home on Saturday from Vassar College
for the holidays.
Mrs. Sydney H Huntley, of Wykoff,
Mimi, is visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs j Vaughan
Henry Geblein. one of the pros
perious farmers of Ponitowskl, was in
the city Thursday on business.
Mrs f Gillian departed for Chi
cago last Friday evening to visit friends
and to hear the famous Patti sing.
Guy and Donald Gooding will arrive
home from the Northern Military
Academy, Highland Park, for the holt
days.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Smith, will
| depart this evening for visit of several
| weeks, at their old home in Mayville,
Mich
p G. Hart. superintendent of term
inals for the st Paul Railway at Kansas
City, Mo, spent last week with his
family here.
Mr. and Mrs Jos Cheverie will
| spend the winter at SINNERS mill,
near Pine River. Mr.. Cheverie has
several teams at work there which he
will look after.
N E, Miss Emma and Franklin
/ Pardee, accompanied by Miss Ethel
Roberts, will spend the hol DAYS in
Wausau at the Pardee home They
win arrive here on Thursday, December
nth.
&C. w thinner, of Menominee,
Mich representing the Hartford Steam
Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co.,
was in the city yesterday making an in.
spection of the steam boilers on which
his company carries insurance.
F j Parke, special u s. land agent
who has been in Colorado On business
pertaining TO his Office, returned home
on Thursday, Mr. Parke says that TIE
weather in the West was very mild as
|
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Barnnm came
down from their homestead on Lake
Shishebogema for visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Gearhart. Thurs
day. The former returned Saturday
but Mrs Barnum will remain fol
about two weeks longer.
-Rt Rev R. ii. Weller, bishop of tn,
Fond du Lac diocese spent Sunday il
Wausau and was very busy man. His
principal meetings were at St. johns
church in the morning at which time
Rev FIR. Hirst was Instituted rector O
st Johns church. At p NJ the bishGl
addressed mems meeting al the Y NJ
&. A.
w b Philbrick, Jr, who has beer
taking course in pharmacy at the Mil
waukee Medical college, returned to hi
home in Wausau last Friday Will,
absent he took the examination befor,
the state Board of Pharmacy, Decem
Der 9th and 10th, for assistant registered
pharmacist. There were 50 who tool
the examination but only 80 passed
Mr.. Phlbrick was one of the luck,
ones.
Merrill Star:-Miss Mary Hughes
| came nm from Wausau Snndav RI viSit
her parents, Rev and Mrs. j v Hughe
a couple OF days, returning to Wausal
/ Wednesday morning, where she will
make her headquarters for the winter
Mrs John Donnelley and daughter
of Wausau, came up Saturday night ant
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Chas
Dennis. Mr.. Dennis, who is head file
for Mortenson q Stone at Wausau also
came up to spend Sunday at home.