Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-01-05
PERSONALS.

Frank Bissell was down from Arbor
Vitae on New Years day.
"A. w. Shelton, of Rhinelander, was
in the city on Wednesday,
Neal Brown returned from his trip
to Alabama yesterday morning
Miss Helen O'Brien left for short
visit in Milwaukee on Wednesday.
Miss Edith Lang returned to her
home near Minneapolis, this noon
The Misses Alice and Florence Smith
returned to Oak Park On Saturday.
Elmer Miller and family spent New
Years at EIand Junction with relatives.
DIR. P j Taugher, of Chicago visited
friends in the city during the past week.
Mrs A. Bailey visited with her
son, Edgar S. Bailey, at Marshfield last
week.
John Lamont, returned from the
teachers meeting in Milwaukee on
Sunday,
Miss Jeanette Wilson gave sleigh.
ride 10 her young friends on New Years
evening
j. A Johnson departed for Chip
pewa Falls and Ladysmith yesterday,
on business
Miss Emma Benson returned to
Matoon, on Saturday where she is
teaching school
-Nr. and Mrs. Adolph Salzman and
daughter, of Marshheld were Wausau
visitors last week
Mrs John Cramer returned We'd
nesday from visit to her son Julius
and family in Merrill
Miss Matte OBrien went to Marsh
field on Wednesday for a short visit.
She returned Saturday
N +. Pardee and brother Franklin
and Miss Ethel Roberts, returned to
Hillside, Wis yesterday noon.
Miss Angus Young returned to
Madison last Saturday, after spending
the holiday vacation in Wausau.
Harry Veter, who is attending the
Chicago Medical College, visited in
Wausau goodly share of holiday
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Drown, of
Athens, spent the holidays in Wausau,
at the home of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs S. S Armstrong.
Miss Aida Young, who was spend
ing the last week of the old year at
home, in Wausau, returned ito her
school in Cornith on Saturday
Jack Mylrei, who has been visiting
in this city gnest of Guy Gooding, re-
turned to the N w Military Academy
in Highland Park HI, this noon.
Geo. Arson and sister Miss Mae,
of Merrill, came to Wausau on Tuesday
evening to attend the Club House party
They were guests of Mr., and Mrs Chas.
j. Wintorf
II. NJ. Smith departed Sunday night
for Doniphan, Mo, to look after his IN
terests in that locality. Messrs. Smith
and Johnson have stave factory there
and own large tract of stave timber
there.
Prof. j B Coyner returned home
from Kentucky, where he had been to
visit a brother, on Wednesday, He
said he had to come back to Wisconsin
to get warm He thinks the weather
cold and disagreeable in that part of the
u. S.
Mrs Carl Morford, of San Francis
co, Cal, is visiting at the home of her
aunt Mrs w. W. Albers Mrs More
ford was formerly Miss Amanda Flei-
scher, daughter of DR.. II. j. Fleischer,
who removed from the city to Seattle,
Wash, about fifteen years ago She
was only married month ago, to Carl
Mortord who is in the employ of the
government, and was called to Wash
ington, she, accompanying him thus far
Mr. and Mrs John A. johnson have
returned from the south and will now
remain in Wausau. They went to
Doniphan, Mo, last fail and intended
to stay there for some time, until the
timber owned by Messrs. Smith and
johnson had been manufactured. Mr.
johnson was taken sick and was not
well during his stay there, so it was
decided best to come back tn ir
daughter, Miss Alice, who accompanied
them is still in the South.