Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-11
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Stella Heinemann, of Merrill,
visited in Wausau Saturday.

Miss Stella Heinemann, of Merrill,
visited in Wausau Saturday.
E Nj. James returned home from
the Worlds fair on Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Manser and daughter
Llbble, went to Milwaukee yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Spencer and son,
VIII, have returned from the Worlds
fair.
Mrs K. A. Dunn and son, Ernest,
spent u few days in Milwaukee last
week
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Alexander
left for the Worlds fair on Thursday
evening.
The Misses Stella Gillian and Pearl
Meservey departed for ST. Louis on
Friday evening.
Miss Ella Maxson departed Sunday
evening for Oshkosh, where she will
visit friends for week.
The Misses Clara Kiefer and
Gertrude Heinemann left for the
Worlds fair on Thursday.
Mrs. w. II Mylrea, returned
Saturday from visit of several weeks
with her parents in Chicago.
Walter c. Curtis left for Chicago on
Thursday evening To attend Il meeting
of sash and door manufacturers. He re-
turned yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Barnum who had been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs A. V.
6earhart, and family, returned To
Shlshebogema, on Saturday.
Henry f. Smith departed Saturday
evening for Memphis to join Mrs.
Smith and from there they will visit
various points in the South aud the
Worlds fair at st. Louis
DR.. Sauerhering is at Marshiield to-
day attending a quarterly meeting of
the Northwestern Wisconsin Medical
association. He is on the program for
a paper on Experiences.
B. S. Miller was in the city over
Sunday visiting with his son, Elmer
MIR. Miller has been attending the
National Encampment, q. A. X. at
Boston, and visiting a brother in New
York. He left for Rhinelander yester-
day.
Mrs. H. F. Mueller. of Manitowoc,
is visiting her brother, VIM. } Gehrke
and family, arriving here Wednesday
evening. Her husband was for several
years pastor of the local Gerp!an M f
church. AT the last conference held he
was transferred from Manitowoc To
Crown Point, Ind.
Walter Zeph departed Thu sd y
morning for Washington, ID. c., to ac.
cept his new position in the general
land office. His old position in the u.
| S. land Office here will not be suppl d
for some time at least, because there is
so little work at present for stenogra-
pher in that office.
VIM Allen returned Saturday from
the eastern part of the state where he
| had been doing some surveying for the
| Wisconsin and Michigan Il. II MIR,
] Allen came down to attend the Grand
| Encampment and will return in few
/ days, The above named road has pur-
chased what is known as the Holmes
| logging railroad and is building new
| line from Nathan, Mich, to connect with
| the Holmes logging road at what is
| known us Big Island crossing on the
| Menominee river. New ties and rails are
to be put onto the old logging railroad
and it is to be otherwise very much
| improved and extended and made into
a passenger and traffic road. b =.
Gowan, who was born and raised in
Wausau is the chief engineer of the
road, and resides in Peshtigo.
Il. p Gilman was up from Oshkosh
on Thursday visiting his many friends
and attending to some business matters
that demanded his attention Ga Fri
day at noon he arted for home and
one Of our citizens had an aged lady
relative going down and knowing that
Mr.. Gilman was quite a traveller he
placed heE in his charge. AT Eland
junction they left the Wausau flyer to
take the passenger train on the main
| line. Mr.. Gilman took his charge into
the ladies waiting room, sat down and
talked to her some time, becoming
uneasy he remarked that the train
must be late, sought the agent, who
told him the train had departed twenty
minutes previous. There was nothing
to do but to return to Wausau which
they did, and the laugh was on Gilman.