Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-11-15
PERSONAL MENTION.
H. b. Hanewitz, of Mosinee, spent
Sunday in the city.

H. Il. HanewitZ, of Mosinee, spent
Sunday in the city.
Geo. Kreutzer came over from
Athens yesterday on business.
DIR. G. H Bachman and family, of
Athens, spent Thursday in the city.
Mrs. Fred Genrich went to Grand
Rapids Friday for visit with relatives.
Frank Sayner, the Rhinelander
boat builder, was down from that city
Saturday.
Mailcarrier VIM. Hett is taking
vacation from his duties and will hunt
deer for a few days.
Henry and Otto Binzer and 3D..
Lille are spending this week hunting
on the Eau Claire river.
Geo. Hart went to Rhinelander
Yesterday morning to attend the
regular fall session of circuit court.
Miss Marie Colby, who has been
spending the past few years in Stevens
Point will remain at her home in Wau-
sau this winter.
B F. Hammond, of Arbor Vitae,
spent Friday in the city. He came
down to look after his farming inter-
ests east of the city.
Mrs. VIM. Nichols, of Merrill, is
visiting with relatives and friends in
this city and is the guest of her sister,
Mrs Anton Schuetz.
-Chas. Winton has gone South on
business Next week Mrs. Winton will
meet him in St. Louis and they will
visit the Worlds fair.
Attorney A. H. Reid, of Merrill,
spent Sunday evening and part of yes
terday in the city on his way to Rhine
lander to attend circuit court.
Carl Woesner, of Menominee, Mich,
a former resident of this city, was here
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Henrietta Winkens.
Rev. S. N. Wilson departed this
morning for Stevens Point where he
will assist Rev. Marquis Mcclure in
holding religious services this week.
w. E. TourtIlott, who is in the
employ of the U. S. government on the
Keshena Indian reservation near
ShawaLo o, spent Wednesday in Wausau
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah johnson
returned from Lacrosse on Tuesday
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the funeral OF Mrs. Bice, Mrs. Johnson's
sister.
&C. E Gill and wife expect to leave
next Saturday for Texas, where they
viii remain for the winter in hopes of
beneittips he health of their daughter,
Miss Irma.
Tom Armstrong, at one time well
known passenger conductor on North
western road, now a prominent bust
ness man of Kaukauna, called on his
friends in Wausau today.
Fred Rienow, janitor of the court
house, arrived home Sunday from the
town of Spencer, where he spent two
days in hunting deer. The party he
was with succeeded in getting two.
H. Christensen and H. L. Smiley
came up from Orfordville the middle of
the week and joined Jos. Casterline, of
this city, and his brother, Warren. of
Amigo and Friday morning they started
out on deer hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Knox of Duluth
arrived in the city on Sunday morning
to visit their daughter, Mrs. A. l..
Kreutzer and family. They will leave
for Milwaukee on Thursday, where Mr..
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Wisconsin Consistory.
Miss Mary Hughes, who had been
to Castlewood, S. d., called there by
the sickness and death of her father,
Rev. j. V. Hughes, returned to Wausau
on Thursday. The remains of Rev.
Hughes were inferred in the cemetary at
Shawano and Rev. DR.. Wilbur o.
Carrier, president of Carroll college, at
Waukesha, and Rev. DR.. Chain, of
Neenah, o'ficiated.
Jos. Pope, John Hackbarth, Otto
Mathie and John Dern spent part of the
past week in hunting deer north of
Trappe river, being joined before their
retorn home by Ovid Belanger and
Pau! Meyer Messrs, Pope and Mathie
were each successful in getting deer.
Mr. Meyer was the most unlucky one
of the party, for two fine specimens
stopped on the trail to argue the right
of way and importuned him to take
their lives, but he was too modest and
babe them pass on.
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