Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

C. j. Winton was in Chicago last
week on business.
John Curtis was in Chicago last
week on business.
C. f. Turner returned from s..
Lonis on TUESDAY
Louis Dessert, of Mosinet, spent
the day in Wausau
JAS. +. George, oss 2rokaw, was I'm
the city over Sunday.
-Oto,Muelle: departed SUNDAY for
Mayville Tor brief visit.
DR.. L. NJ Willard went to Merrill
this gaorning on business.
A j Plowmar of Fertillia. was a
Wanse'i visitor las- week
John Lamont, county superinteri
dent, was in Amigo on Wednesday.
Frank Peters, of Halder, transacted
business in Wausau last Wednesday,
B F. Wilson came down from Star
Lake and spent Sunday with his family
in this city.
Julius Cramer and wife, OF Merrill,
drove down to this city Sunday and
spent the day.
j. w Bishop returned from Ken
lucky last Friday, where he had been
on land business.
H III Manson will depart this even
ing for West Baden where he will re-
main for two weeks.
Mrs. E. A. Gooding returned home
from West Baden and a brief visit at
Lockport, H., on Friday.
w. ID. McIndoe, of Barron. for
mer resident of Wausau, spent few
days in the city last week
Matthew Lampert, of Oshkosh. Wis
tied short time in the city last week
with his brother, l.. Lampert.
Miss Minnie Halder. of New York
City, is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Levenhagen.
Merrill News: Miss Cramer of Wau-
sau, was the guest of her brother,
Julius Cramer and wife last week
Atty. NJ B. Rosenberg spent sew
| eral days of last week at Madison on
business before the supreme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bump, of
| Grand Rapids were called here Friday
| by the illness of the latter's father, I.
Smith.
-Messrs. Neal Brown. G. d. Jones.
| c. b. Bird and NJ A. Hurley attended
| Gabe Bouck's funeral a. Oshkosh last
Tuesday.
w. D. Kollock, B. A. Benson and
| Oscar Berger are among those of this
I oif ,l,n fro IN
| hawk last week
&C. b. Mayer is spending a few days
in Milwaukee and Chicago He is ac-
companied by his son, Charles, who is
having his eyes treated,
Mrs. r. p Pradt, who had been
visiting relatives in Wausau for the
| past two weeks, returned to her home
in Minneapolis on Thursday,
-Thos G. Conlin who has been visit
ing with his brother, DR.. b. II. Conlin,
| for the past two weeks, departed for his
home in Columbus, Wis, on Sunday.
G. H. Callies of Manitowoc was
called here Saturday evening by the
alarming illness of his mother, Mrs
Julius Callies, residing on Logan street
Miss Nellie Silverthorn departed
last evening for Chicago. where she
will be met by her sister, Mrs. II. Hadley
and together they will go to Pas Chris
tan, Miss, for "a stay of several months
VIM Waterhouse returned from
Madison Friday morning, where he had
been attending meeting of the county
supervisors of assessment who were
called together by the state tax com.
mission
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Alban, of Rhine.
lander, visited in Wausau on Thursday,
guests of Mr.: and Mrs. r. III. johnson
| The former returned home on Friday
morning, and the latter remained until
Saturday morning.
Mrs G. Werlich and children, Jake,
| Eugene and Matte, departed Saturday
night for Sumpter, Ala, to join Mr.
Werlich and son, Percy, now engaged
in that country with Wausau lumber
meu, and where they will make their
| home.
H &. Flieth received the sorrowful
news Thursday of the death of his faith.
| er, which occurred on Wednesday
night at his home in Sheboygan. Mr.
and Mrs. Flieth departed the same day
to attend the last sad rites They re-
turned on Sunday morning
R. H. james. who has been at Bah.
cock for the St Paul R'y Co for several
years, we are pleased to say is again a
resident of Wausau. and will remain
here now that the St Paul division is to
be in this city. Mr. James has hosts of
friends here who will be delighted to
| learn of this
Frank Tisch, who has been resi-
dent of this county for many years, has
| decided to go to South Dakota where he
has made arrangements to 90 on very
| fine farm near Caldwell. He will depart
| for the West on Thursday and family
will follow IN two weeks. We are sorry