Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Lamont spent last night at
Dorchester on business.
Senator Riordan, of Eagle River,
was in the city yesterday.
-Chas E. Turner and sons went to
the Worlds fair last week.
DR. and Mrs Nichols, departed for
the worlds fair on Sunday evening.
Sheriff Chellis departed this morn
ing for Waupun, in charge of Arthur
Monnette.
Mrs c. G. Parlin and children de
parted Friday morning for New London
where they viii visit friends.
Mrs. d. T. Jones returned home
Saturday from Merrill, where she had
been visiting friends.
Editor Williamson, of me Athens
Record and Geo Kreutzer, of Athens,
were in the city last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James Montgomery
visited with their sons at Carroll col
lege, Waukesha, last week.
The Misses Pearl Meservey and
Stella Gilman returned home Friday
evening from the Worlds fair.
Miss Ethel McNanghton has gone
to Tomahawk to take position as
stenographer for the Bradley Co.
Albert Bradford, of Eagle River,
former resident of Wausau, was in the
city last evening for few hours.
The family of Geo. Taplin moved
to Lewiston, Idaho, Saturday where its
members will reside in the future.
Mi IS Marie Colby, of Stevens Point
is visit ing her mother Mrs. Anna Colby,
who is recovering from broken leg.
Mrs. Green, of Milwaukee, State
Commander of the Lady Macabees,
came TO Nausau from Stevens Point on
Saturday.
Erich Kreuger, came over from
Shawano yesterday and will remain in
Wausau several weeks, visiting with
his parents.
| Fred Damon, Jr., of Athens, spent
yesterday in the city. He lately re-
turned from Fairmont, n. OAK, where
| he spent the summer.
Mrs. T. M. Smith departed Sunday
| evening for Chicago to visit Miss Alice
johnson, who is a patient at the Pres
byterian hospital.
John Gardner, who went to the
| Soldiers Home at Waupaca Two years
ago, is here on visit to old friends.
He is well satisfied with his new home.
Miss Murphy, of Menomonie, who
! spoke before the Ladies' Literary club
this afternoon, on Japanese art, is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs c..
j. Winton.
John Curran, who moved west to
Everett, Wash, a few years ago, ar
rived in the city Saturday on a visit
He has lately been visiting friends in
| Rhinelander
Miss Alice Johnson went to Chicago
last week for medical treatment and
the latter part of the week it was found
necessary that she undergo an opera
ton. She is now reported very i'll.
Mrs. M. j. Colby and daughter,
Miss Georgiana, are expected home
from San Francisco tomorrow morn
ing. They have been West about three
months visiting with Mrs. Colby's par
ents.
Miss Anna Kuckuk, who left Wan
sau about six months ago for the bene
fit of her health, we are pleased to
announce, has returned home complete
ly restored She says that she likes
the West very much.
Rev. VIM. Wright arrived in the
city on Wednesday and is a guest of
his son, L. X Wright He is on his
way home from California, where he
had been to attend the eonclave of
Knights Templar He will leave for
his home in Geneva, Ohio, tomorrow.
-Chas. L. Hill, of Fond du Lac
county, president of the State Dairy
mems association, spent the day in
Wausau, looking over the grounds for
the purpose of making arrangements for
the annual meeting of the association,
which will be held here on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Feb. 18th, 10th,
and 18th. The members of the execu-
tive board are A. ID. DeLand, Sheboy-
gan; Stephen Ravill Madison; w. d..
Hoard, Fort Atkinson; H. G. Adams,
Madison; W. a. Henry, Madison; G. IL.
Everett, Racine; II. c. Taylor, Oxford
Vile; G. p Goodrich, Fort Atkinson; j..
@ Emery, Albion. The officers of the
association are Charles l.. Hill, Presi-
dent, Rosendale; G. w. Burchard,
Secretary, Fort Atkinson; IL. X. Loomis,
Treasurer, Sheboygan Falls.