Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-05-30

-mTS, IL. w. Jones, OF nOuRnUOu,
Mich, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w H.
Mylrea.
Mrs. Edward Ringle and Mrs.
Frank Anderson visited in Milwaukee
last week.
Ed. Kretlow, Harry Heinemann
and M. &. Thorn went up to Horshead
lake Saturday.
-Rey. Father Vedder, pastor of the
st. Paul's church, Mosinee, will go
abroad in June.
Albert Schmidt and Henry Ruder
departed Saturday for brief outing at
the lakes up north.
B. F. Wilson came down from Star
lake on Saturday and spent Sunday at
his home in Wausau
MIR. and Mrs. James Mcconnell
returned from their trip to the Pacific
coast on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcconnell re-
turned from their trip TO the Pacific
coast on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Underwood departed
for New York City Tuesday to attend
the wedding of friend
H. A Schmidt Louis Leak and Jos
Ripczinski went to Arbor Vitae Satur-
day for few days fishing.
L. W. Thayer. of Ripon, spent
Wednesday in Wausau. He returned
home, Thursday morning.
Mrs. G.. A. McCrossen, of Dodge
vile, was a guest at the home of James
McCrossen the past week.
-Chas Sweeting, of Manitowoc,
visited in the city Saturday with his
brother-in-law, Frank Morgan.
Mrs. T. H. Ryan, of Merrill, visited
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. j
Murray, several days last week
Miss Bertha Chellis and Mrs. An
drew Smith spent Thursday at Merrill,
attending Lady Macabee meeting
Miss Della Thayer returned from
the East on Sunday night, called home
by the sickness of her brother, Edward.
Mrs. 7. j Mathews, and two child
ren, of Merrill, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Hooper the early part of last
week.
Miss Lulu James came up from Chi
cago, Friday, to take part in the organ
recital given at the M. E. church on
that evening.
/ -Attys Neal Brown and +. E. Bump
on business before the circuit court of
Wood county.
Miss Spence, of Ann Arbor. Mich,
who had been here visiting her sister,
Mrs. 9. G. Yawkey, departed for her
home, Saturday.
-Hilmar Schmidt returned from st.
Louis Friday evening, where he had
been to attend a meeting of the
Lutheran societies.
Mrs H. M. Thompson, of Milwau-
kee, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Mylroa several days last week, depart
ing for her home on Saturday.
John c. Gebhart left for Chicago
Saturday morning, where he went to
meet his daughter, Miss Olga. who was
on her way from Colorado to Europe.
Rev. Fred G. Bravton, of Appleton,
representing the Children's Home Find
ing society was in the city Wednesday
with boy whom the society will care
for.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Ovid and
Geo. Belanger were called to Grand
Rapids last week to attend the funeral
of Jas. La Breche, an uncle of the gentle
men named.
"A. M. Fox, formerly of Wausau,
but who has been living in Spokane for
the past three years, has returned to
Wisconsin with his family and they will
reside in Green Bay
Mrs. w. r. Stewart, and daughter
Miss Emma, have gone to Philadelphia,
Pa, where they visit during the sum-
mer. j. N. Manson went as far as
Chicago with them.
F. D. Teel of Baraboo, brother of
Mrs. P. w. Post, is visiting in the city.
Mr.. Teel is agent for the state of Wis
consin for the Petralene Paint and
Roofing Co., of Chicago.
Peter Berries, of West Bend, spent
Sunday in Wausau, having visited rel
atives at Athens. Mr.. Berries: until
recently, was in the foundry business in
West Bend and may decide to locate in
Marathon county.
Mace Messervey has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. s
Messervey, the past few DAYS after some
time spent at Eagle River looking
after logs belonging to the Day Bros.
Lumber Co. He expects to 90 South
again soon.
F. w. Schulz, formerly instructor
of athletics in our high school, arrived
in the city yesterday morning and will
remain until this evening Mr.. Schulz
is with a large mining company in
Idaho and is on visit to various cities
in Wisconsin and Michigan.
Miss Frances Albers will arrive
home from Wilson college, Chambers
burg, Pa, on Wednesday, Nav 31st.
After visiting at her home in Wausau
for several weeks she and Miss Wini-
fred Ryan will join party of students
from the above college and go to Europe
where they will travel during the sum-
mer. They will depart from New York
on the 9th day June.
County Surveyor r. H Brown, of
Unity, was in the city Saturday on his
way home from Mosinee He reports
having finished the work of surveying
route for the wagon road which is to
be constructed from the village of Most
nee east to the school house north of the
village of Bevent in the town of Pike
Lake. The road will be 90 miles in
length and will traverse a country in
which road can be built without
much expense. The work of grading
will commence shortly.
The delegates of the two local as
semblies of +. T. u. Messrs NJ. Ii. Dun
can and +. Hecker and Mesdames Geo.
Hslder and Geo Seaver, who went to
Madison last Monday to attend the
state convention of the order, returned
home Thursday. They report having
had pleasant time. There were over
2C0 delegates in attendance and one of
the features of enjoyment was a boat
ride on lake Mendoza j g. Karel, of
Milwaukee, former foot ball PLAYER of
the state university and member of the
Legislature two years ago, was elected
state president and Geo. Haider of this