Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

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the city today.
Mrs. Mart Smith, of Green Bay is
visiting in the city.
Miss Marie Bird will return home
from Duluth this evening.
Nate Anderson, the Merrill lumber
man, spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Edith Donnelley returned from
her visit at kaukauna on Saturday
Jack Mylrea, who had been visiting
IN hilbourn, returned home on Satur-
day.
The Misses Julia and Anna Hoefling-
er went to Chicago on Saturday morn
ing
-Chas. W. Harger visited in Water
town over Sunday, returning home
yesterday. T
Miss Bessie Porter visited with her
aunt, Mrs. l.. d. Dana, and family at
Amigo last week.
Mrs. Edward Ringle and Miss Mile
kretlow are attending the state fair at
Milwaukee this week.
w. L. Edmonds and son, Thorpe,
tend the Worlds fair.
Chris Franzen, of Stratford, ex-
chairman of the county board, spent
yesterday in the city.
Frank McReynolds of Mosinee. was
in the city Sunday, a guest of Judge
and Mrs. w. T.. Silverthorn.
Mrs Geo Homrig, of Edgar, visited
in oft Na6t Har dor
with her sister, Mrs. Aug Hehlke.
DR. II. ID. Single and e. j Mosher,
of Amigo, arrived in the city this morn
ing to spend few days 81 the fair.
L. H Cook, editor of the Unity
Register, was in the city today, dele
gate to the republican county conven-
ton.
&C. B. Mayer and daughter, Leona,
departed Saturday for Racine v here the
latter will enter st CatAeriee's acad-
envy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. Flieth returned
home the latter part of the week from
visit at the Heinemann cottage near
Amigo.
ID. A. McNaughton and Fred
Croker have returned home after a
few days spent north in hunting and
fishing
Mrs. Briggs, mother of Mrs Karl
Mathie, who has been visiting in this
city departed for her home in Appleton
on Saturday.
Miss Grace Keir, who has been
spending her summer vacation in Cen
tralia, Washington, returned to the city
this morning.
Miss Lille Fuenfstueek departed
Saturday afternoon for Milwaukee to
complete her course in the state
normal school.
the Crandon Republican, published at
Crandon, came down Monday to attend
the county fair.
Mrs. M. j. Colby and daughters,
the Misses Alice and Cla'ice, returned
home Wednesday from a two weeks
outing at Clear lake.
Miss Olga Gebhart departed on Sat
urday for Colorado Springs in which
city she will teach in the school of the
deaf and blind the coming year.
F. H, Pardoe, who has been travel
my III Ju6 WtSG lOI SOlutblIllc On uuSl-
ness, for the Curtis Il Y ale Co, returned
to his home in Wausau on Su nday
John f. Daley, of Marco lilies, H., is
visiting friends in the city. Mr.. Daley
| formerly resided here and was superin-
tendent of the paper mills at Brokaw.
| DR.. ID. LaCount and daughter, Mrs
| ID. T. Jones, anG the latter's children
departed Sunday evening for visit
with Mrs. Jones sister living in Iowa.
Rev. FIR Barker, of Merrill, held
services in st. Johns church in this
city on Sunday morning He went to
] Mosinee to hold services in the even
| ing.
H. H., Manson and sister, Mrs. w
| B. Scholfield, returned from Trout
lake last evening, where they had been
for week with party of young folks
from Milwaukee.
Rev. FIR. Thompson rector of St
Johns church of this city, accompanied
his sister, who has been visiting here,
| to her home in Cincinnati He will
return the latter part of this week.
Atty. Geo. Williams, of Milwaukee,
spent Saturday in Wausau as did Atty
Byron Park, of Stevens Point. The
two held Il conference with Neal Brown
in regard to the Dancy drainage con
troversy they representing the contest
ants in the matter
Anton Anderson, former chief OF
! police, will leave the city the latter
| part of the week for New York City
| from which port he sails for Norway
| He will Snpnd two or three months i'm
! visiting relatives in the town of Ham
mar, that country.
Herman Kell, and sister, Martha,
| and the Misses Louise and Anna Vein
kauf, and Rexa A Prahl who have been
at the Worlds fair and Chicago, foI
nearly three weeks past, returned last
evening. They report having had q
very delightful time.
Mrs. Alice Fleming and daughter,
Miss Estelle Champagne, and Mrs
James Coon, of Merrill, drove down and
| spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. g. w
Witter They were overtaken by the
storm hut managed to reach their desti
nation without getting drenched.
Mrs. G. w. Manson and son, f. S
Manson, and the Misses Mary and
Imogene Harger, departed Sunday
evening for st. Louis to visit the Worlds
fair for a week or ten days. From there
all except Miss Imogene Harger, (who
will return home) will go TO Boston
Mass, where Mr. Manson will resume
his studies in the Massachusetts Iffsti
tute CT Technology and Miss Hargel
will continue the study of the violin
under one of the ablest violinistS OF
| Boston.