Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

-Mr'a and Mrs. f. H. Pardoe visited in
st. Paul last week.
Judge c. c. Barrett of Edgar, spent
Saturday in Wausau
H G McCrossen came down from
Plum lake on Friday
jay Tompkins is cruising through
the woods of southern Arkansas
MIR and Mrs. VIM. Gamble, of
Edgar, We're in the city Saturday
Mr. and Mrs John Mathie departed
early last week for visit at the Worlds
fair.
Miss Mary Potts of Green Bav,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Parlin
all of last week.
Mrs. Hyman Baer returned home
Thursday evening from visit to Mil
waukee and Chicago.
Mrs H f Mcfachron and daugh-
ter, Miss DeEtte departed Sunday even
ing for the Worlds fair.
&C. S. Curtis departed last week for
Southern Arkansas He will return
the middle of the week.
Mrs f. B 'rhayer left for points in
Illinois and Wisconsin, on Friday even
ing, for fortnight's visit.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Puchncr and
Gustav Ringle, of Edgar, will leave for
the Worlds fair tomorrow.
DR. A. Christensen, who moved 10
Galesville about ayear ago, il is said,
has decided to return to Wausau.
Mrs N. T. Kelly, left for Lockport,
Ill.,, on Friday evening, for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. w. e. Norton, and
family.
Miss Kate Powers delivery clerk in
the post office, and sister, Clara, de-
parted Friday for St. Louis to visit the
Worlds fair.
Rev. and Mrs. B b. Gibbs departed
yesterday for Chicago, Galesburg and
Worlds fair. They will be absent
about ten days.
Mrs b. f. Jones departed for Port
Washington on Friday, called there by
the illness of her grand daughter,
Gretchen Jones
Geo Glenn and Pat Bowling re-
turned home Friday from a cruise in
the woods in the vicinity of Bunby,
l4anglaue county.
Miss Judith Goers, delivery clerk
in the post office. returned home
Wednesday evening from visit with
friends in Milwaukee.
Miss Gertrude Golz, who has spent
the past summer with her sister, Mrs
Herman Sense. at Washburn, returned
home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Nate Anderson and Mrs. T. j
Mathews, of Merrill visited for several
days last week with Mrs. A. A. Hooper
They returned home Friday.
Il. r. Clark, of Fremont, Ind.
arrived in the city Saturday morning
and yesterday entered the county
agricultural school as a student.
j N Manson spent the latter part
of the week in Chicago in attendance
at the meeting of the Northwestern
Fire Underwriters association.
DR. ID. LaCount and daughter, Mrs
ID. T. Jones, returned home from a visit
of three weeks with relatives in Liver
more, Iowa, on Wednesday morning.
-Wausau people here during the
week were Mrs e. NJ Maxson, Mis-!
Anna Martin. S. r. Templeton and G
f. Turner.-Rhineland New North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh departed
Friday for the Worlds fair On thei
return they will visit at Madison anC
{ Lodi, where Mr. Mcintosh has relatives
living.
Hon. Neal Brown went to Hudson
last Friday evening to deliver a demo
cratic speech. Mr. Brown will be on thu
stump much of the time from now unit
election
Miss Rodermund, who had been the
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs John Lerun
! ! and Mr.. and Mrs Oran Llieqvest, re
turned to her home in Milwaukee OF
} Thursday.
Mrs. Henry f Smith departed fo
4 | Memphis last Friday where she will visi
with her sister, Mrs. Gary. Mr. Smitl
will join her later and they will go t.
the Worlds fair.
%. M. Osborn, principal of tn,
Schofield schools, was in the city yes
! terday. Mr. Osborn resides in Oshkos!
| and this is his first term at Schofield
: He is much pleased with this section.
Thomas Corcoran, who losttwo fin
: gers recently while at work in the pape
! mills at Brokaw, left the Riverside hos
pital the latter part of the week and de
! parted for his home in Stevens Point.
e. G. Kretlow, Frank Bump, Mr.
| and Mrs. j. r. Green, Albert Anthem
Frank Morgan, Nick Gender, Free
HOene and Aug. Kroening We're among
: those who attended the Marshfield fai
; on Thursday.
Jas. Brown was called to Ashland
last week by the serious illness. of hi
brother, w. ID. Brown. He returned
| home Thursday evening" reporting {
slight change for the better in hi
| brothers condition.
Hans Kaltenborn, Merrill boy, WIT
is now on the news gathering staff o
the Brooklyn On. Y Eagle, spent Fri
day night in the city, guest of G. M
Boyles. He departed Saturday morning
for visit with relatives at Merrill.
/ Gustav Ringle, JAS Allen and JAKE
Gensnan, Jr., departed "Wednesday
evening for the Worlds fair. The,
stopped off one day in Chicago anC
: were joined By Frank Mathie and Oh