Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Waukee thursday.
w alter Mcdonnell, visited friends il
Merrill over Sunday.
Mrs. C. S. Blair of Mosinee, yslteC
in the city last week.
ID Finney is doing some decorative
painting at Knowlton
j B. Andrews went to Oshkosh
Friday on legal business.
Miss Maggie Wagner visited al
Marathon City yesterday.
Mrs. c. b. Mayer and son spent the
past week in Milwaukee.
II. Lemma, of Merrill, was in the
city yesterday on business.
M b Rosenberg went to Madison
yesterday, on matters political.
Elk Mayor Marchetti was in Madi
son the past week on legal business.
j. Nj. Eunson is veneering his place
on Third street, as well as putting in q
new front.
Mrs. f. M. Bridgeman, of Min
neapolis is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID
l.. Plumer.
Mrs, W. G. Silverthorn went tc
Chicago last evening, for a stay OF
several days.
Mrs. Geo. Bartlett, who has been in
Chicago for medical treatment returned
home last. Wednesday
Mrs. James McCrossen and Mrs. H
H. Grace. will depart for Waupaca to-
morrow for short visit.
Charles Gaulke, of the town Of
Easton, shook hands with his many
friends in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. BisseH and Mr.
and Mrs. G. f. Turner departed for The
Worlds Fair on Sunday evening.
-Irs. VIM. Ringle, of Mayville
arrived in the city last evening. She is
guest at the home of her brother, DR.
Thielke
Among those who attended the re
publican state convention from thi:
city last week were A. l.. Kreutzer, j
n Manson and &. ID. Jones.
DR.. aud Mrs L. M. Willard attended
the Masonic party at Merrill Friday
evening, at the opening of the new
Masonic temple at that place
Miss Nell Dunbar is in Cleveland
Ohio, visiting with her Vassar college
class mate, Miss Louise Drummer She
will be absent for several weeks.
E G. Kretlow, Fred Marquardt
VIM. Mulholland and Harry Heinemanr
departed Sunday for Horsehead Lake
where they will remain for week.
Mrs. N. T. Kelly arrived in the city
thismorning, from Lockport, H., where
she has been spending the past few
months with her daughter, Mrs. w q
Norton.
H II Grace, who has been in Mt
Clements for the last two weeks, joined
his wife in this city yesterday He will
depart for his home in West Superior
| this evening.
Anton Mathisson and Rev. o. Bot
| will 90 to Chicago, tomorrow even
ing to attend the Norwegian Lutheran
| conference which will be in session
there the coming week.
Miss Eta WyIie, oldest daughter o.
DR.. and Mrs. Wylie, of Los Angles
| Cal, arrived in Wausau this morning
| and is guest of her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. johnson.
r.. n Larner, deputy supervisor o
| assessment, has been spending the pas
| few days in visiting the saw mill prop
critics of the different villages and max
ing an estimate of the stocks of lumbe
on hand.
Mrs. Ed. Barry, nee Mae Barnum
! - c. Donl ,,s.sirra in ha aitt lao
evening to visit several days with he
sister, Mrs A " Gearhart and family
| She will also visit with her parents a
"The Pines" on Lake Shishebogema.
"A. l.. Marx, William Kumerow ant
| John Komers departed last Saturda,
| evening for the Evergreen. in Langlad
| county to fish for trout. They are al
expert fishermen, and it is expected
when they return that it will take on
of our largest drays to take their trou
from the train.
M b. Rosenberg of Wausau, on
of the men who for days labored in tn
interest of republicanism at Madison
registered at the Pfster, on his way Z
the capitol. During his stay he put il
the time lodging reporters, but sal,
that on his return after a conferenc
with party leaders at Madison, Their
might be news to give out.-Milwauke
Sentinel
VIM NJ Schultz who last spring sol
his farm in the town of Easton and rt
moved to Holton, Kansas. where he il
vested in a fine large farm, has bee
visiting his parents and friends in tn
city for the past week, but leaves tC
night for home. viii looks well an
seems to have prospered since he lef
He reports crops looking fine wit
prospects of good summer.
Chester w. Barden, of Easton. afte
having finished second suecessfl
term of school, in district number fiv,
town of Eldron, departed for Star Lab
Monday morning, where he Intend
taking up the work of lumber GRADING
and learning it throughly He repor
crops at Eldron and elsewhere in II
county. where he has been, as lookin
fine, aud the late rain helped matte
very much.
VIM Hardell, OF Rhinelan6e
spent Wednesday and Thursday in fl
city; part OF TIE time he was visi
ing his tyother-in-la law, Aug. Heike.
! the town Of Berlin Mr. Hardell vi
born in this county and resid,
here up 10 about fifteen years ago.
IS engaged ia the meat business
/. Rhinelander and has large land hol
! ings While here he purchased 3
acres of land of Mrs l.. s. Cohn. sisua