Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-10-17
UNansa1a Hi1pt.
PERSONAL MENTION.

N. Heinemann returned from Chi
cago on Sunday.
e. A. Gooding came up from Madi-
son last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. G. Stewart went
to Chicago on Friday.
F. P. Regner was in Lacrosse the
past week on legal business.
Cha s. A. Williams, who had been
visiting in the city returned to his home
in Stevens Point on Friday.
Miss Ida M. Pushor, of Maine, who
is visiting her brother, q. w. Call,
spent few days in Merrill last week.
Mrs. j. A. Und erwood has returned
home from Chicago, where she had
been visiting for the p asst two weeks.
Mrs. Edward Ringle and Mrs.
Frank Anderson arrived home Sunday
after two weeks visit in Milwaukee.
DR.. Alfred Kreutzer and Oscar
Kreutzer returned to their respective
homes in Cedarburg and Milwaukee
last night.
Miss Althea Young has returned
home from her visit to her sister, Mrs.
f. Tucker, at Madison. She also
visited at Van Dyne.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Winton, who
have been visiting in the city for the
past few days, returned to their home
in Duluth this morning.
Miss H. A. Maltbey will spend the
winter in Spokane, Washington. She
will leave for that city, accompanied by
her father, in about two weeks.
H. G. Flieth returned home yester-
day morning from Washington, ID. g.,
where he had been attending the an
nual meeting of the American Bankers
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ill. Gerard, of
Stoughton, arrived here yesterday to be
present at the funeral of H. G. Grout
Mrs. Gerard is a sister of A. H. and
Mrs. H. G. Grout.
John johnson, who attended the
Presbyterian synodical meeting In
Lacrosse last week as an elder repre-
senting the Wausau church, returned
home Friday evening.
Miss Monnie Cuff, of Three Lakes,
is visiting friends in the city. Miss Cuff
formerly lived here but moved to Three
Lakes about four years ago and is sup
plying the Presbyterian pulpit in that
village.
-Rev's S. N. Wilson and j. E. Deg
gendorf and the Mesdames S. M. Quaw,
Neil Campbell, j. IL. Yost and Orlaff
Anderson, who he'd been attending the
Presbyterian synodical meeting in La
Crosse, returned home Friday evening
Mark E. Manson arrived in Wausau
last Tuesday on visit to his relatives.
Mark has been up into the interior of
Alaska for over year and came to the
states from that country on the 1st of
Sept Mark will visit here for some
time and expects to return to Alaska in
the spring. That country seems to
agree with him for he never looked in
better health.
Rev B. B. Gibbs came over from
Anoka, Mimi, on Saturday to officiate
at the funeral of Clay McEwen, which
took place on Sunday. He returned
Sunday morning and will attend the
Minnesota Universalist State COnven-
ton which will be held in MINNEAPOLIS
the latter part of this week, and which
will close week from today. A Rev.
gentleman of Minneapolis will occupy
the pulpit next Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and
daughter returned to their home in
Wausau last Saturday night after an
absence of five weeks, travelling in the
West. They went through Yellowstone
park, visited the exposition at Portland,
spent sometime in Spokane, Seattle
and Tacoma, took in some of the princ-
pal cities of California, and was in Salt
Lake City for a few days. They report
having had most enjoyable trip,
though it is pretty hard for Frank to
tell much about it just now, as he
caught cold the last day or so before
reaching home and cannot speak above
whisper.