Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

u. B. Andrews spent Sunday in
Oshkosh.
-Wenzel Pevernitz, of Edgar, was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs B. Heinemann visited in Mer-
rill on Wednesday,
Mrs. Leonard Guenther. of Knowl-
ton, was in the city on Saturday.
y. N Manson spent a part of the
past week in Milwaukee on business.
Geo. Rice, of Green Bay, spent Fri
day In Wausau, guest of Frank kellys
Miss Sadie Allen, of Michigan. is
visiting at the home of her uncle, Henry
Gross.
Miss Nettie Wright and Miss Mahe
Kingsley of Merrill, were in Wausau on
Friday
H IL. Manson returned home from
a short business trip to Milwaukee on
Friday.
George Kreutzer, of Athens, was in
attendance at the state dairymen's
meeting
Geo Knoler, of Dancy, was in the
city Thursday attending the dairymen's
convention
Mrs. V. A Anderson and daughter,
Miss Caroline, were in Merrill on
Wednesday
e. c. Pors, of Marsh6eld, was in
the city yesterday on business before
the circuit court.
Miss Louise Drummer, of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived in the city Friday, on
visit to Miss Nell Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Merklein spent
Sunday at Brokaw visiting at the home
of the formers brother, George.
Ed. }. Falk returned home from
lronwood, Mich, on Sunday, after an
absence of oDe month en- business.
John Mohr, of Lacrosse. spent Sat
urday and Sunday in the city, calling
on the cigar box trade and visiting old
neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Quaw will de-
part for southern Florida next Monday
where they will remain until we'll along
in the spring.
Geo. Kreutzer, Frank Blecha, VIM.
| Erbach and p j. Dresser, all of Athens
were in the city Wednesday attending
| to business matters.
jay Tompkins was summoned to
| Madison last week, to attend the
| United States circuit court, he being
| subpoenaed as a witness.
"A ID. Gorham returned Saturday
| from Ashland and has taken up a per-
manent position with w. r. Chellis in
the register of deeds office.
Mrs. G. C. Yawkey who has been
visiting the past two weeks with her
| mother in Mich, returned to ner home
in Wausau on Friday evening.
Robert Flaherty, who holds the
| position of filler in the mill of the G. @
| Yawkey company at Hazelhurst spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
-Chas. Single of Merrill came to the
| city Friday evening and remained until
Saturday evening when he went over
TO Amigo to visit with his brother, DR..
Single.
Ed. Mumm departed Saturday for
various points in Southern Wisconsin.
| Next Monday he will again commence
| his studies in the state University at
| Madison.
Mrs H. Littlejohn, of Merrill, was
| III JuC ClOy ElIudy. kDuO CdtbO uO"h
more especially to meet her daughter,
| Miss Minnie, who has been in Colorado
for her health.
Mrs. John Mercer departed for
| Milwaukee on Saturday where she will
join friends and go to Florida to spend
the balance of the winter. She expects
to return to Wausau sometime in May.
| &C N johnson, postmaster of Mer-
rill, was 10 Wausau, Wednesday, to be
present at the fair circuit meeting which
was held on that day The PILOT re-
ceived pleasant call from Mr.. John
son.
Gustav Betinne, of Merrill, spent
Friday in the city on business. Mr.. Be-
| Time has been superintendent of Lin
coin county's poor house for number
OF years and while here visited our poor
farm.
| Angus Mcdonald, Hi Dunfeld. Len
| Damon and Dan Ziebell will depart this
evening for Beaumont, Tex They will
make estimates of timber on 5000 acres
of land which cas- ern parties are con-
| templatlng purchasing.
%. C. Conway and DR.. Edwards, of
Amigo, came over yesterday to meet
| w u III WIN vac CApCOOCo W
reach this city from Stevens Point yes
terday morning but trains did not make
connections owing to the bitter cold
weather and Mr.. Bryan did not reach
here.
| VIM. Kruger, who is employed in
| the meat market of Pfeiffer d KIecker
is contemplating going to the state of
| Louisiana in a few weeks. If he likes
| the country he will send for his family
and locate there permanently. He has
relatives living in the city of New
Orleans.
| &C. ID. Jones, Carl Mueller, j. A
! Jones, r. H. johnson, Jos. Heinemann,
| Ole Biller and Chief of Police Thos.
Malone will 60 to Oshkosh this week to
offer testimony in the case entitled
| Mary Wadleigh VS.. The Gabrial Bouch
| Estate. The issues involved are too
we'll known to require any mention.
Il. w. Job, who resides near Kelly,
was in town yesterday on his way to
Madison Mr.. Job was subpoenaed as
a Juror in the IT, S. circuit court, which
| convenes this week He stated that it
took him fully an hour to get through
one drift of snow covering half mile
of road and that his horses were near
ly pushed" when they got out of the
drift.
MASK BALL.