Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-09-05

Col. Pier is visiting his mother,
Mrs. q. NJ Pier.
Henry Rasmussen spent the past
week visiting in Mosinee.
w. w. Albers went to Stevens
Point ON business this morning
Miss Rosalia Bohrer has returned
to the city from her western trip.
DIR. and Mrs. S. M. B. Smith re-
turned from Minocqua last evening.
Nathan Coleman, of Chicago. is
visiting his brother j. ID. Coleman and
family.
Miss Lillian Zastrow, of Toma-
hawk, is visiting relatives and friends,
in this city.
Nathan Heinemann went to Apple
| ton this morning to attend the funeral
| of Mrs. Hammel.
| Geo. Wilson departed yesterday for
Milwaukee to enter Gilberts Conner
cial Business college.
Harry Christianson, vino has been
spending the summer at Hawkins,
| Wis, returned to Wausau last evening.
H. HI. Foster, of Malvern, Ark,
arrived in the city Saturday evening on
a brief visit. He departs this evening.
Geo McNaughton and Alfred Zim-
norman are among the new names
that will be enrolled at the State Uni
versity this year.
Mr.. and Mrs o. G. Callies departed
this morning for Minneapolis, to attend
the Minnesota state fair. They will re-
turn in few days.
Mrs. F. +. Charter who had been
on trip west and especially to the
| Portland exposition mas returned to her
| home in this eitv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sutor and son,
| Clarence, of Athens, will arrive in the
city tomorrow to attend the fair and
while here will be guests at the home OF
Mrs. n Marson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Crawford, of
Chicago, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j :.
| ID. Coleman. The latter is a sister of
Mr. Coleman Mr.. Crawford is one of
the judges at our county fair. 5
The following named are among
| those who will go to Carroll college
the coming year: Misses Alice Colby,
Marie Becker, Mable De Tienne and
Ina Lambert, Messrs, Don and Mac
Montgomery, Walter Kiefer and Arthur
Textor.
Miss Williamson returned to the
| city from her home in Oshkosh last Sat
urday, after vacation of two months,
| and is again at the store of the James
Music Co. The report that she had ac-
cepted position in the Schofield public
schools is without foundation.
X. T. Hougen, of Marathon City,
who carries in his pocket, sheepskin
bound credentials showing that he is a
| deputy game warden, spent the fore
| noon in Wausau to inve2tigate the
| charge that brook trout are being dyna-
mited in Stinchfield creek. He says
there is no foundation for the charge.
A. j. Phillips, of West Salem,
board and the man who established the
states experimental orchard on the
Jacob Gensmann farm, arrived in the
city yesterday and will stay until after
the fair closes.
-Chas Zahn, who has been attending
school at Wheaton, ILL.,, for the past
four years, arrived in the city last Sat
| urday morning on a visit to his parents.
which time he concluded his work at
the college, Charlie has been attending
a school in Chicago, where work on
the linotype Ia typesetting machine) is
taught. He is an experienced printer
and he has thus fitted himself so as to
be able to manipulate those machines
After his visit here he is thinking of go
ing to Colorado Springs, where he has
been offered an excellent position. b
Richard Garland, of West Salem,
| is expect to arrive in the city this even
ing to attend the fair and visit former
| acquaintance. Mr.. Garland at one
time resided here and at an early day
"ran the river with many of our best
known citizens. OF course he will not
know the town but he may remember
| many faces of former friends whom he
has not seen in years. He is the father
of Hamlin Garland, the we'll known
writer of stories of western life, and a
| dramatist of some note. The latter is
known all over the United States as
man of literary ability, and many of his
books can be found in the Wausau free
| public library.