Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Al. Empey was in Merrill on Thurs
day.
F Littleiohn was in Merrill on
Wednesday,
Chris Franzen, of Stratford, spent
Friday in the city.
e. NJ James went over 10 Chippewa
Falls on Thursday.
IF L. Damon, of Athens, spent
Wednesday in the city
Frank Kelly transacted business in
Chicago last Thursday.
H Nj Thompson of Milwaukee,
spent Saturday in The city
F. NJ. Littlejohn, went to Chicago
on Friday night on business.
Mrs. d. Livingston, of Merrill.
spent Wednesday in Wausau.
Mrs H +. Whitlesey, of Cranmoor,
is guest of Miss Minnie Smith.
-MissGary, of Fond du Lac. sister of
Mrs H. B Conlin, is in the city.
Miss Virginia Manson departed for
Milwaukee, on visit, last Friday.
DR. f c. Fish, of Mosinee, trans
acted business in Wausau, Saturday
-Chas. Turner and son. Wells. re-
turned from visit to Chicago on Thurs
day.
-Assemblyman w. f LaDu of Most
nee, was in the city Thursday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bump, of Grand
Rapids, spent Saturday and Sunday in
this city.
Mrs. VIM. Gamble and son, of
Edgar, spent Sunday in the city visiting
relatives.
M A. Hurley was in Ashland and
other Lake Superior cities, last week,
| on business.
F f. Bump, of Grand Rapids, came
to the city Friday evening and returned
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Alexander and
family are expected home from Caifor-
MIA April LIST.
Mrs. NJ Lutz and Mrs C Krouen-
wetter, of Mosinee, spent Saturday
here in shopping.
Paul Boehm, principal of the Colby
schools, spenta few days of last week in
the city visiting his mother.
John Kiefer and daughter, Miss
Clara, left for few weeks stay at West
Baden, Ind, on Wednesday,
F C. BisselI, of Milwaukee was a
guest of his brother, w. H. Bissell,
several days of the past week.
Geo. H Rice, of Green Bay, spent
| Saturday in the city, visiting with
friends and looking after his interests.
IS. NJ. Quaw and M Katz were
among those who attended tie lumb er-
mems meeting at Maishtield, Thursday
Mrs p Kate McIndoe, who has been
| visiting friends in the city, returned to
her home in Rhineiander on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. d L. Plumer are now
in London and will sail from Liver
pool for America ION the 9th day of
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Kickbush, Jr.,
Chicago Friday evening to attend the
Grand Opera.
Ed Hermanson and wife were
Wausau visitors last SATURDAY. and Sun
day They expect to move down there
this coming week.--Merfill News.
W. N. Allen arrived from Mantle
woe Saturday evening where he has
been visiting for two weeks since return
ing from four months cruise in Ala
bama.
Mrs. B H. Nickels of Chippewf
| Falls, is visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. HI. Bedell. She was accom-
has been visiting here.
S. M. Quaw, who has been at Pa.
Christian, Miss. visiting for n shor
time with his wife, who is spending the
winter months in the South, has re
turned to his home in this city
Mr.. and Mrs F H Pardoe and Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Gooding were in Marsh
field, Thursday. The gentlemen IL
attend meeting of the lumbermen anC
the ladies visiting with friends
Miss Anna Corning arrived home
Thursday evening from Cicero, New
York, where she had been visiting will
her sister for a fortnight. Miss Corn
ing says that the past winter was the
|
Geo. A. Martin and l.. A. Dodge,
of the Daily Record, attended the winter
meeting of the Wisconsin Press associa
ton, at Fond DIT Lac last Wednesday
and Thursday. Mr.. Dodge also went
to Milwaukee and visited a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wheelock.
M. H. Barnum, of lake Shishe
bopema. spent several DAYS in Wausau
last week on business Mr.. Barnun
will this summer have a gasoline launch
for the accommodation of guests anC
will have fresh water supply on hi;
homestead pumped by wind mill.
Anton Anderson came home Tues
day from Minocqua, near which place
| he has spent the past winter working IL
the camp of VIM Farmer. He reports
that sleghing is excellent in the pinery
and will be good for some time to come
but loggers have finished cutting timber
and are breaking camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCrossen are
| exrected home from Everett, Washing
ton, about April LIST; whether they
come at that time viii all depend upor
the condition of the rivers and streams
There is liable $50 Mr. McCrosser
writes) to be great freshets out there
in which case their trip home will be de-
layed They will be accompanied home
by Miss ssIargie McCrossen.
Nathan Heinemann returned from
Savannah, Georgia, on Monday morning
where he had been to visit with his wife
and daughter, Miss Helen, who have
been there for several months. Byron