Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-06-21
PERSONAL MENTION.


w. H. Mylrea went to Minneapolis
Saturday evening.
Philip Dean, architect, was in Anti
go on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther, of !
Knowlton, were in the city Saturday.
X H. johnson, editor of the Central
Wisconsin, spent Wednesday in Stevens
Point
Il A. Pfadt went over to Colby to
visit his brother and family ON Saturday
night
MIR and Mrs. NJ. M. Partridge
departed for Wanpaea Saturday on a
brief visit.
w L Seeger. of Ashland, manager
of the opera house in that city also Of
Merrill, was in the city on Thursday.
Hon. Neal Brown went to Milwau-
kee Saturday to meet with the dele
gates to the Democratic National Con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Barnum, of
Clintonville, came to the city Saturday
on brief visit with Mr. and Mrs A. V.
Gearhart
MIR and Mrs C b. Bird and chill
dren will go to their cottage on Plum
lake, for the summer, the latter part of
this week
John f. Leahy of Wausau, formerly
senator from the twenty first district,
spent the day in the city.-Stevens
Point journal.
Mrs. Dan Macdonald, who had the
misfortune to sprain her ankle several
weeks ago, is improving and is now
able to get about.
Mrs. j. f Coe, and children re-
turned home Thursday from Green Bay
where they spent the past few weeks
visiting relatives.
-Mg and Mrs. w. g. John and son
are spending couple of weeks in Mil
waukee and Lake Geneva. They de-
parted on Friday.
| IL. w. MdASoHi lltiiJ 0iOb, cbih
Braasch and j IL Tubhs attended the
State G. A. r. encampment held last
week at Madison.
F. A. Hecker, Hank Schneider and
VIM Marth returned fome Wednesday
evening from Evergreen creek, where
they had been trout fishing.
Jack Mylrea, who has been attend
ing the Northwestern Military Academy
at Highland Park, H., returned to his
home in Wausau last Friday.
Miss Martha M. Ktll left yesterday
for Stevens Point, where she will visit
with friends and attend the graduating
exercises at the state Normal school.
Otto Felhaber and Fred Fetsch have
I purchased lots this week in the Wausau
Lumber company's addition and will
erect residences at once.-Edgar Press.
M. C. Ewing visited Aurora, H.,
last week He was sent there by Co
G to ascertain the character of the
Mundy Carnival Co, which will show
here next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b Heinemann were
over at the Heinemann mill near Amigo
last week, making preparations 10
spend the hot months at their summer
cottage on the Eau Claire.
&Messrs. G. d. Jones, r. f. Parcher
and VIM Wilson, who spent the past
week in Florence county, looking oven
land and fishing for trout, returned
home on Friday evening.
Benjamin Single and his grandson
Benjamin Thayer, who are residents OF
Ripon, but very well known in this city
left for England on trip of several
months, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Cosgritf, OF
Chippewa Falls, arrived in the city
Friday, the former as a delegate to the
Eagles convention, the latter to visit
her mother, Mrs. 5, 1ruGeau.
Mrs. c. C. Crowns and two little
daughters, of Nekoosa, arrived in Wan
sau on Sunday for three weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j H Barden Mrs
Crowns lisa sister of the latter.
Will Goodrich, of Lacrosse, came
up on Saturday to join his wife who has
been visiting here for several weeks
He returned on Monday, but will come
up again the latter part of this week
John Bissell, who has been attend
ing school at the Northwestern Military
Academy at Highland Park and who
graduated from that institution last
week, arrived home on "Wednesday
evening.
N f, Franklin and Miss Emm;
Pardee arrived home. from Hillside
Wis, Friday evening Mr.. Pardee has
has been teaching the past year in the
SEMINARY at that place. They were ac
companied by Miss Ethel Roberts.
Meal Campbell and family are en-
joying two weeks outing on the Lakes
in the vicinity Of Hazelhurst. Wher
they return Mr. CAMPBELL will accom-
pany party of Y. M. G. A. boys ~
north for ten days encampment.
Frank Winninger, Sr, and sons
Adolph and Charley departed Saturday
evening for Sheboygan to join the
Winninger Co, after week vacation
The company has been playing steadily
since a year ago last May, and it is
booked ahead until next spring
Mrs ID. L. Jones and children de
parted for Chiffon on Sunday evening
for "A brief visit From there they will
go to Chicago to join DR. Jones, who
has been spending the past two months
there taking post graduate course IN