Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-02-16
PERSONALS.

Madison.
Carl Kronenwetter was in the city
on Wednesday.
Mrs; w. T. Lawrence is visiting in
Evansville, Ind
Jos. Braun of Athens, was in tie
city for day last week
+ Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Rosenberg
spent Saturday in Milwaukee.
Victor Molisette, of Hatley spent
Sunday at his home in Wausau.
MIR. and Mrs. W. w Gamble Of
Edgar, spent Saturday in Wausar.
Thos c. Conlin, of Columbus, Wis.
IS visiting with his brother, DIR. b. II
Conlin
H A. Beane came up from Apple
ton aud spent several days in the city
last week
-Thos Ryan came down from
Merrill and spent Sunday with his
parents.
DIR. A w Berch. arrived home
Saturday morning after spending tWo
weeks in British Columbia
Mrs S. NJ. Qaaw and daughter re-
tnrned to Pas Christian, Miss, where
they will remain until spring.
Attorney Franklin f. Bump, of
Grand Rapids. spent several days in
Wausau last week business.
Mrs Cbas. Allen departed yesterday
morning for Scandinavia, Waupaea
county, to attend the funeral OF her
grandmother
MIR. and Mrs T c. Ryan spent
Sunday in Stevens Point, They re-
turned home Monday morning
Mrs. Fred Genrieh departed Friday
for Grand Rapids for visit with rela-
tives until the return of her husband
from Hot Springs, Ark.
Benz. Heinemann spent few days
IN Milwaukee last week attending
meeting of the newly formed hemloek
manufacturers a&sociation.
Miss Anderson, sister of Mrs A. A.
Book, departed for Whitney, Canada,
last Thursday evening, where she will
visit for the next two months.
Mrs. II. l.. Rosenberg went to
Milwaukee on Saturday, where she Wis
tied with her daughter, Miss Amy, who
is a student at Downer College
w. II. Bissell and son. Frank, left
for the East and South on Wednesd y
evening They will end up in New
Orleans taking in the Mard Gras.
Miss Alice Johnson, who has been
| in Doniphan, Mo, since last fall, has
returned to her home in this city, much
to the delight of her hosts of friends.
H l.. Mnmm departed yesterday
| for the South with a large amount of
| Indian bead work, looms for making
bead work etc. He expects to be
| absent some time.
Frank Pardoe, of the Curtis q Yale
/ Co, went to Milwaukee Thursday even
ing to attend Il meeting of the hemlock
! association, which met for the purpose
Of forming selling agency.
j II. Farrell departs for Milwau-
kee today to attend meeting of men
| identified with the gas interests of the
| state. After the business session ban
! quet will be held at the Piister hotel.
M A. Hurley departed last even
| ing for Milwaukee to attend the meet
| ing of the Wisconsin Bar association
before which the Hon Neal Brown de-
| livers an address tomorrow evening.
Geo. Mcintosh was called to his old
home at Lodi Saturday by the an
nouncement of the death of his niece,
| Miss Frances Mcintosh The young
lady visited here for u spell last sum-
| mer.
Miss Anne c. Rankin teacher of
| Domestic Science in our high school,
received word this morning from her
/ home in Oak Park, Ill.,, that her father
| was very i'll She left for his bedside
this noon.
Jos Reiser went to Stevens Point
| Saturday on business connected with
| the building of the Carnegie library of
that city The Werheim Co, of Wan
sau has the contract for furnishing the
interior woodwork.
Hon Neal Brown departed last
night over the Saint Paul road for Mil
waukee where tomorrow evening he
will speak before the Wisconsin Bar as
soeiation on the subject of The Forma-
ton of Representative Government"
Rev. S. n. Wilson pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of this city,
attended the dedicatory services of the
| Crandon Presbyterian church, which
was held on Sunday, also the installa-
| ton of their new pastor, Rev. Charles
| Adams Neil Campbell occupied the
| pulpit in the Presbyterian church, Sun
day.
Mrs. G.. Boettcher, who has resided
| here for good many years and who
has followed the occupation of a mid
wife, has gone to Merrill to reside. Mr..
| Boettcher went up there some time ago
and engaged in business and his Gife
| followed him a short time ago. Mrs.
Boettcher enjoyed large business in
| this county.
Miss Anna Steffens, of Milwaukee,
has been visiting at the home Of her
| friend, Miss Anna Kuckuk, for the past
week This is Miss Stetfens' first visit
in Wausau, and she is quite surprised
! at finding so-Large and beautiful town
way up in the woods She departed
for her home on SATURDAY., but will stop
off at Oshkosh for a few days visit.
r Paul of Hurley, arrived in Wan.
sau last Thursday, to join his wife who
had been in the city for week visiting
relatives and old friends Mr. and Mrs.
Paul were formerly citizens of Wausau,
the former one of our progressive
JOuuk OOSIuCSS tiICnf anu iuC iNNNti Out
of our popular young ladies, then
known as Lena Duffy whose parents
resided here. Mr.. Paul is now one OF
the leading merchants of Hurley he
returned TO his home Monday morning
Mrs. Padl remaining for a logger
viSil.
--Chas Helke departed last evening
for Madison, Mississippi, where he will
h-arr = aa Of I'D
exhumed and brought TO Wausau and
laid to rest in the Wausan cemetery
beside the remains of his wife This is
the desire of DIR L. NJ Willard, of this
city, whose father went South TO look
after property which he had purchased
there, and was taken sick and died
about five years ago. Mr. Willard was
not able at that time to have the re-
mains of his father brought north,