Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-07-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. E. Empey went to Merrill
Saturday morning.
j. b. Tompkins returned home Fri
day from Ladysmith.
John Martini is at ST. Louis attend
ing the Worlds fair.
DIR. d. Sauerherring spent part of
last week at La Crosse.
Mrs. c. W. Chubhnck is visiting
relatives at River Falls
-Chas Turner transacted business
at Eau Claire last week.
-Chas. Gardner and son, of MosiRee
spent Friday in Wausau
Crosby Grant, of Stevens Point,
spent Friday in the city.
Mrs. SEQ Langley, of Merrill, visit
ed friends in the city Thursday.
ID. L. and r. w Goodwillie were
up from Chicago on business Friday
MIR. and Mrs f. V. Speer visited
friends ut Grand Rapids Wednesday.
-Mesdames Fred Genrich and Frank
Oswald visited in Milwaukee last week
Mrs JAS. Natter visited part of last
week with Mrs w. IL. Keiser, lit
Merrill
Mr. and Mrs r. Jehn, of Appleton,
visited MIR. aud Mrs. Henry Belize the
past week.
Il. Lampert spent Saturday at
Tomahawk in the interests of the Jack
son Milling Co.
Mrs. W. j. Ayers, of Bellaire, O.,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ii. l.. Rosenberg.
Mrs. M Wawrzyniak departed
Wednesday morning for visit with
friends in Hunter, N. ID.
-Chas. Helke and daughter, Lille,
spent a portion of last week visiting
relatives at Kilbourn City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leak were Wis
tied the latter part of the week by Mr..
and Mrs e. A. Leak, of Tomah
MIR. and F. A. Hecker returned
home Thursday morning after several
weeks visit with friends in. Ohio.
VIM. Gleason, who for several
months past has been employed at
Sumpter, Ala, is home on visit.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Hurd were visit
ed last week by the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Hurd, of Merrill.
Atty S. H. Alban, of Rhinelander,
was in the city the latter part of the
week, on business before the u. s. land
office.
Mrs. L. NJ Edmonds, of Oconto,
who had been visiting her son, w l..
Edmonds, for several days, returned
home Friday morning.
Miss Bertha Jehn, of Garner. Ia,
arrived in the city Wednesday for a
visit with the family of Henry Belize
and other acquaintances.
Geo. c. Foster, of Hurley, district
attorney of Iron county, was in the city
Friday and Saturday, participating in
the tournament of gun clubs.
Mrs. BENZ Henemann and daugh-
ter, Dorothy will spend the summer al
the Heinemann cottage near Amigo.
They departed for there Friday morn
ing.
Theodore Delnodar, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Delnodar,
Theodore has been employed as a book
keeper at Hibbing, Mimi, for several
years past.
Chief of Police Thos. Malone went
to Knowlton Wednesday morning to
join his family in a week of recreation
He went away well provided with fish.
ing tackle.
Ed, John, Leander and Oscar
Ringle, Frank Anderson and Emil
Kreutzer, who had been fishing al
Horsehead lake, returned home Wednes
day morning.
E. b Parks, who is in the employ
of j. P. Foss, the ieweler, departed
| Thursday for Reese, Mich, in response
to telegram announcing the death OF
his twin sister
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Kennedy of
Wausau are visiting in this city. From
here Mrs Kennedy will leave for visit
| at her old home in Ontario. Rhine
lander New North.
Jos. Wawrzyniak, of Milwaukee,
| is visiting relatives here. Since leaving
the city a few years ago Joe has been
| employed in the machine shops of the
| Allis- Chambers Co. in the above named
| city.
H B. Earling, assistent general
manager of the st. Paul Ry. system,
and party of friends passed through
the city Wednesday in a special car
bound for Clear lake on fishing expe-
dition.
Miss Grace Griswold, of Chicago,
formerly leading lady with the VIM.
Over theatrical company, but now a
writer of character sketches, arrived in
the city Thursday for months visit
with Mrs. p O. Means.
w. ID. Conner, of Marshfield, chair
man of the La Toilette state central
committee, his family and sister, Mrs.
Jessie c. Hiles, and two maids, spent
Thursday evening in the city on their
| way To Laona. Forest county. where