Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-07-05

is visiting Mrs Fred Genrich.
Geo. F. Bells departed Saturday
morning for Berlin for visit with his
5rother
Inert Jensen, formerly of this city,
now of Ashland, visited friends here
Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Ringle left this morning
for Amherst to visit with her parents
for week.
Francis Coleman and n. A. Coleman
and wife, of Eagle River, visited in the
city Thursday
&C. B. Bird, who was down nearly
all week from his cottage on Plum lake,
returned Friday.
-Zeno Speer and f. S. Dickens de-
parted Wednesday for St. Louis to visit
the Worlds fair.
Rev. F. c.. Werhahn was visited
Wednesday by the Rev. C. Hartenstein,
of Cameron, Wis.
Nate Anderson, the Merrill lumber
man, paid d social and business visit to
Wausau Wednesday.
-Hugh-Lemma came down Saturday
evening from Star Lake and spent the
Fourth with his family.
Henry McCrossen attended the gun
club shooting tournament at Amigo
Wednesday and Thursday.
Fred Sexmith, who has been at
tending Lawrence university, returned
home from Appleton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Tompkins de-
parted Friday evening for a visit with
relatives of the latter at Oshkosh.
Mrs. Chas. Barwig and children
went to Mayville, their old home, early
in the week for visit with relatives.
Miss Ethel Roberts departed Friday
morning for Plum lake, where she will
be guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bird
Miss Margaret Garlock, of Tomah,
returned home Thursday after visit of
several days with Miss Pearl Meservey.
M. C. Meservey, who had been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Meservey, went to Minneapolis today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cellar, of Merrill,
drove down last Sunday and visited
over the Fourth with the latter's
mother.
Miss Beatrice Zimmerman, who was
recently graduated from Lawrence
university, arrived home from Appleton
Wednesday.
Miss Alma Jaworth, of Milwaukee,
arrived in the city Saturday for visit
with her parents and returned home
this morning.
Miss Alta Colby attended the state
meeting of the Y P. S. G. f., held in
Milwaukee last week, as delegate of
the local society.
Miss Ida Kickbusch departed last
Saturday for months visit with rela-
tives and friends at Milwaukee, Chica-
go and Zion City,
-Chas. H. Peth goes to Chicago to-
night to purchase new and improved
machinery, for the candy factory of
Peth & Templeton.
Mrs c. V. Bardeen and daughter,
Florence, of Madison, arrived in the
city Tuesday last and are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Bardeen.
Gust Ringle spent Sunday with his
parents and friends at the county seat.
1t is rumored that his bachelor days are
numbered Edgar Press.
"A F. Stanke, of Merrill, who has
purchased the meat market of Merklein
Bros in this city, moved his family here
the latter part of lasC week.
&C. A. Dern, who has been employed
at Crandon, on the Forest Republican,
the past seven months, has resigned
and is now visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
"Wednesday morning Mrs w. w.
Albers and son and daughter, w. w.
Jr., and Miss Ruth, departed for
Seattle, Wash, where they will visit
friends for two months.
Mrs. d. Hirschberger, of Annowan,
H., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Orlaf
Anderson. She is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Eleanor. They will
remain here about six weeks.
Miss Matte German, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat German, returned
home from Chicago Thursday morning
For two years she has been employed
in Mercy hospital in that city.
-Flaser Gebhardt arrived home
Thursday for visit with his parents,
M, and Mrs John c. Gebhardt FL
mer was recently graduated from a
school of pharmacy in Milwaukee.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. M. Smith returned
Thursday from St. Louis where they
visited the Worlds fair While absent
Mr.. Smith also looked after the timber
interests of Smith & johnson at Doni-
pudA, NO
-Messrs. Fred Weilke and August
Belize, residents of the north end of
town, returned home Sunday from Ger
many They went to the old country
last April and report having had
pleasant visit with relatives and old
acquaintance.
e Speer, deputy organizer of the
F. F. T., was in the city Thursday and
assisted in the initiation of another
large class f candidates into the local
ladies' assembly. He is at present in
ereasing the membership of the as
senIbly at Merrill.
Mrs NJ NJ. Parkinson, and daugh-
ter, Kathryn, of Madison, are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Pard6e.
Mrs. Parkinson was formerly resident
of Wausau She left here thirteen
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