Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-01-05
PERSONALS.

terday on business.
VIM. Nutter went to Merrill this
morning on business.
IS. L. Mahsrd of Amigo, is in the
city today or business.
JACOB Gensman has been visiting
friends in West Bend the past week.
Miss Aug Mason, of Beloit, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Turner last
week
Mrs Nathan Heinemann and daugh
ter, Helen, are arranging TO go south
in a few weeks
Edward Buerger left today to take
up his duties in the Wittenberg Aead-
envy, as instructor.
Miss Clara Helke, who had been
visiting in Kilbourn City, returned to
the city this morning.
Richard o. Buerger returned to
Milwaukee this noon to resume his
studies in the Seminary.
Henry Belanger, of Stevens Point,
came up Thursday to spend New Years
with his sons, Ovid and George.
# Gillian who spent the holidays
at his home in Wausau, returned to his
work near Amigo yesterday morning.
Jack Seim, who has been spending
the holidays in Wausau with relatives,
| departed for Butte. Montana, yesterday.
Louis Goerling, of Marinette, who
has been visiting in the city for the last
week, returned to Marinette yesterday
VIM. GENET and Fred Lemke de-
parted Sunday evening for Minneapolis.
Later they may go as far west as the
| coast
&C j Winton returned home from
La Crosse this morning where he had
b en- to attend the funeral of Chas. f.
Winslow.
Miss Edith Markstrum, who visited
in Wausau during the holidays, re-
turned to her home in Bessemer, Mich,
Saturday.
Fred Boiler, who is attending the
Mccormick Seminary Chicago, who
was in the city during the holiday sea-
son, has returned.
Mrs Wm. Nichols and Miss Zelma
Mas, of Merrill, returned home last
evening, after several days visit with
the family of Anton Schuetz.
/
Miss Adeline Cornish, of River
Falls, who had been guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w Chubbuck for week past,
returned TO her home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Mathie went to
Merrill New Years and visited relatives.
Mr.. Mathie returned the same evening
while his wife remained until Sunday
evening.
The Misses Viltha and Olive
Plumer, of Neenah arrived in the city
Thursday, on visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kelly. They returned home
Monday.
Albert S. Bullock, business mana
ger for Chas. H. Clarke, presenting
''The Little Christian" at the opera
house on the evening of Jan. 10TH is at
the Bells House today.
Mrs. NJ Marson and daughter,
Mary, attended the Neuins-B Berger we'd
ding at Athens last week. They re-
manned several days and were guests of
| Mr. and Mrs Geo Suffer.
Prof Otto Patzer, departed for
Madison yesterday, after spending the
holidays in Wausau visiting relatives,
to resume his duties in the state Univer-
sity, as teacher of languages.
Paul Miller and Alex Fehl who had
been visiting in Milwaukee for week
returned home last evening. They
| intended TO attend the matinee of
Mr. Bluebeard' in Chicago, the day
of the fire, but missed the train, hence
are among the living today.
Mrs L. M'Cready and son, of FAIR
/ child, and Mrs Phelps, of Duluth, have
been visiting relatives in Wausau the
pdSb Wtth, Su6SlS at Llc DOult VI MI .
and Mrs. II. E. McEachron Mrs.
| M'Cready is better known to our peo-
| pie as Annie Ives, formerly a teacher in
our city schools They returned home
| this afternoon
The following named young ladies
and gentlemen of our city who are
| teaching in this and other counties
near by, have returned to take up II -ir
duties: Misses Norma Craven and
Marie Book, Birnamwood; Miss Ode
Mumm, town Halsey; Miss Grace Book,
Fenwood; Miss Wayne Bump, Merrill;
Miss Mae Briggs, Edgar; Walter Ben
son, Poniatowski; Miss Ida Young,
Corinth; Miss Clara Becker, Edgar;
Miss Alma Becker, Rib Falls; Miss
Florence Barden, Athens; Miss Florence
Marsh. Norrie; Walter German, Ponia-