Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-09-19

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g e. Knoller, of Dancy was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. F. Schaer went TO Chicago on
Sunday evening.
Nathan Heinemann went to Chi
cago Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. A. Dunn attended the state
fair in Milwaukee last week
Mrs. A. A Dye, of Madison, mother
of Mrs. II. H. Manson, is visiting in the
city.
Carl Haase returned Friday from a
business trip to Hurley, Ashland AMI
other points.
Stanley Latshaw arrived home from
the East last Thursday on brief visit
to his parents.
Miss Della Thayer departed for
Chicago on Sunday evening She will
return to the city Saturday.
Mrs. L. Craven departs tomorrow
for Atlanta, Georgia, to continue her
work in the Clark university.
Mrs j. Ii. Nutter returned home
Saturday evening from Milwaukee,
where she had been ate ding the state
fair.
Mrs K p Pratt, and Mrs. Hatha-
way, of Minneapolis, arrived in the city
Saturday and are guests of Mrs. George
+. Bells.
Otto Mathie transacted business in
Minocqua last Friday, and on Saturday
spent few hours on Horsehead lake,
near Harshaw.
-Chas. j. Winton and daughter, Miss
Helen, arrived home from the East yes
terday. Mrs. Winton took a lake trip
and will return in few days.
-Ex-Sheriff Adolph Hoffman, of Lin
coin county, was down from Merrill
last evening for the purpose of buying
flowers. His nephew died that day.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Ed. and
Paul Weinkauf are at Edgar today at
tending the funeral of their broth erin
law, Otto Wenzel, who died Friday.
Mrs. w. I. Lawrence departed for
Auburn, N. Y, Saturday, to visit for
time with relatives. DR.. Lawrence
accompanied her as far as Chicago.
C. A. Parker spent few days at
Crandon last week attending the
Winnebago Presbytery meeting. He
was sent as an elder by the local church.
Misses julie and Nellie Baerwald,
who have been visiting in Green Bay
and Milwaukee for the past two weeks,
returned to the city on Saturday even
ing.
Miss Helen Hudson departed yes
terday for Nekoosa, where she will
make brief visit before going to
Chicago to attend an art school for the
winter.
Mrs. f. w. Burt, Sr., of Grand
Rapids who has been visiting at the
home OF her son, f. w. Burt, has been
confined 10 her room the past week by
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID. Alexander,
who came to WauSau to attend the
funeral of G. Strobridge, returned to
their nome in Lexington, ILL.,, on Tues
day evening
Mrs. M. Duffy and daughter Mable,
of HurloT, were in the city the past
week, attending the funeral of Mrs.
Herman Miller. They have since re-
turned home.
Mark E. Manson, who has been up
in Alaska for year past, is again in
The states, having arrived in Seattle
yesterday. He will come to Wausau
for visit about Oct. LIST.
Geo. w. Maher, the architect who
drew the plans for the public library, is
expected to come up from Chicago in
few days and confer with the library
board regarding the new building.
Miss Winifred Ryan, who has been
travelling abroad, was expected home
on Wednesday, but owing to the boat
having been delayed for a day or so,
she may not arrive until Friday or Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bissell and
little son, Walter, departed Monday
for trip in the East They will spend
a goodly part of their time in Connect
cut and will be absent about one
month
Angus Mcdonald expects to leave
soon for Thomasville, Ga, for the pur
pose of estimating timber on 10000
acres of land in that vicinity. He will
be absent from the city about three
months.
"A Miss Smith, who is librarian of
the new Carnegie library in Rhine
lander, spent Wednesday in the city for
the purpose of visiting friends also of
observing the workings of our free pub
ic library.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kickbusch, Sr,
will sail for home from Europe on the
23rd day of Sept. and will arrive in this
city about the Sth of October. Mr..
Kickbusch is reported to be in much
better health.
&C. l.. Powers, of Milwaukee, well
known to many in our city, especially
to the newspaper fraternity, arrived in
the city last evening to report the
doings of the M. E. conference for the
Associated Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Mayberry, of
Milwaukee, arrived in the city Saturday
evening on a visit of several weeks to
relatives and friends in Wausau. They
are guests of Mrs. I. Smith. Mrs.
Mayberry is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Willard.
John Mohr is visiting friends in the
city joining his wife, who has been here
for several weeks Mr. Mohr has dis
posed of his interests at Lacrosse and
fascination for Wausau has returned
and it is very probable that Mr.. and
Mrs. Mohr will again take up their resi-
dence mere. They left Wausau seven
years ago.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.