Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-08
ATTY. Orlaf Anderson goes 10 Madi

ATTY Orlaf Anderson goes to Madi-
son tomorrow on business.
Mart Smith, of Green Bay, spent
few days in Wausau last week.
e. A. Gooding went up to Rhine
lander and Crandon on Wednesday,
&C. V. Alderman, chairman of the
town of Eldren, was in the city today
Frank Kelly aud Frank Morgan
drove up to Merrill This afternoon on
business.
IF. Nj. Deutsch arrived home Satur-
day from Chicago where he purchased
supplies for his firm
MIR and Mrs ID. l.. Plumer are now
il Paris and are in excellent health
and enjoying themselves.
Miss Bertha Hoppe, who has been
here for the past two weeks, returned
to her home in Des Moines on Monday
james Ryan left for Biloxi, Miss,
last Wednesday. He viii remain in
that section of the south until May LIST,
when he will return home.
Neal Brown spent the past week in
Neillsville trying case which involved
the validity of the village of Unity He
returned home on Saturday.
II. j Cunningham, former secretary
of state, and at present editor of the
Chippewa Falls Independent, spent
Friday and Saturday in this city
Ed. Cellar arrived here from
Princeton by team Saturday on b.s way
to his home in Merrill, He was joined
here by his wife who had been visiting
with her mother. Mrs A Lambreeht
They drove up sunday
Rev S. n. Wilson has gone e
Aniwa, where he Will conduct q com
munion this evening, also preside a
the election of new elder and the APP
pointment of delegate to the coming
meeting of the HH.esbytery.
VIM. Wendt and family, who lief
Wausau last spring to reside IN Chip
pewa Falls, have returned to Mausal
to again make this their home. Mr.
Wendt is satisfied that Wausau is al
good town as there is in the state
District Atty Fred Genrich arrived
home this morning from Hot Springs
Ark where he has spent the past thre
or four weeks in search of better health
He mas so improved that, like the MAJ
in Billy Shakespeare's story, he ca
now exclaim, 81 am Richard one
more"
Felix Burns, who has charge of tn
logging railway of the Brooks e. Ros
Lbr Co., at Arbor Vitae, spent Sunda
in the city, coming down to get som
repairs for a locomotive He report
the present winter to be poor one 10
railroad logging, ON account OF tn
frequency of snow falls.
Nathan Heinemann and son, Byron
departed this noon for Savannah
Georgia, to visit with Mrs. Heineman
and daughter, Miss Helen, who hay
been spending part of the winter
the South Mr.. Heinemann will
absent couple of weeks, the balanC
will remain until sometime in April
Harvey A. Decker of StroUdsburl
Pa, arrived in the city the latter pan
of last week and will take charge O
the Marathon Dairy Co, 'splant as 500
as the same is ready for business, whic
will be April lst. Until that time h
will assist the contractor, Mr.. Mueller
in placing the machinery in position
Mr.. Decker is man of wide experienc
in his line, and it is doubtful if bette
selection could have been made.
Angus Mcdonald and Dan Nc
Donald returned home this morning
from Sumpter, Ala. Geo Glenn cam
as far as Chicago and w N. ALE
stopped off at Manitowoc for week
| visit. This party has been in the Sout
cruising since last November, and re
port kaving had a good country t
work in and all enjoyed good health
Some of the party visited with the Wer
Itch family before leaving and the,
state that Mrs. Werlich and children
arrived there safely before their depar
ture.
G. Goetsch, A Speer, A. Craven, l.
Ross, E. Parker and 4. Schuetz, com
| prisiug the Y M e A basket ball team
and their trainer, j + Murray, will de
part tomorrow for Oshkosh to attend
the state convention The following
delegates from the local Y. M. c. A
will also be present during the business
sessions: b. Nitsche, f. Lampert, f
Young, F Bismark, C. w Carlson, A
| James. 4. johnson. L. Sexmith. G.. j