Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Wednesday in the city.
&C. F. Beck, city clerk, spent few
days in Grand Rapids last week.
The ladies of st. James church held
an ice cream sociable Friday afternoon.
The Misses Lizzie and Abbie Hart
wished in Kaukauna few days last
week.
Mrs p. f. Pink is visiting relatives
and friends in Burlington, Walworth
county.
Rev. S. N. Wilson is spenting part
of his vacation at Arbor Vitae He
went up Friday morning.
The Misses Mary and Louise Uuder-
wood visited ct the vicarage in Merrill
Thursday with Miss Barker.
Mrs. G. d. Jones and daughters re-
turned home Thursday evening from
visit with friends in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. f II. Miller, of New
York City. are visiting at the home of
the formers brother, DR. f. S. Miller
Miss Rose Laughlin, of Des Moines,
Ia, is guest of Miss Carrie Martini.
She was former resident of Wausau
Carl Paff spent the past week in
the city visiting his family. He is en-
gagged as bookkeeper in the Manito-
voc state bank.
e. A. Morse, of Amigo, candidate
for the republican nomination for cong
ress, spent day in the city last week
interviewing voters.
Rev. F. Werhahn attended Luther
an mission festivals held in Oshkosh
and Appleton on Sunday last. He de-
livered addresses at both.
j. W. Bruce, secretary of the Lin
coin County Fair association, spent
Thursday in the city on business per-
tanning TO the coming fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullock
departed last Tuesday evening for
visit with friends in number of
Southern Wisconsin towns
Miss Rosa Kolter is taking vaca-
ton from her duties as bookkeeper for
the Mathie Brewing Co and is visiting
her sister, Mrs Otto Kruger, in Man
ava.
DIR. b. Hawkinson, of Milwaukee,
was in the city Friday looking over the
field with a view of locating here. He
is an occulist and was very favorably
impressed with the city.
Mrs. JAS Mcintyre, of Jackson,
Ala, arrived in Wausau Friday and will
visit at her former home in the town of
Wausau with her mother, Mrs. Kate
Murphy. Mr.. Mcintyre is expected
here later
Mrs. John Ringle returned home
Thursday from Milwaukee, where size
had been an invalid in the Sacred Heart
Sanitarium for several weeks. Her
health is now in very greatly i'm
proved condition.
Mrs. R. b. Johns and DR.. and Mrs.
Sharp, of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Chas.
Jacobs of Waukesha, who are guests
at the Johns residence, went to Minoc-
qua Wednesday morning to enjoy a
few days of outing.
Geo. and Frank Kline, who former
ly conducted dairy south of the city,
departed last Wednesday for North
Dakota, where they will engage in the
stock raising business. They have dis
posed of their holdings here.
Byron Park and daughter, Gladys,
of Stevens Point, and Mr. and Mrs. +.
B. Sharpstein, of Walla Walla, Wash.
came up from the Point Thursday in an
auto. They made the trip in two
hours.
Geo Lille came down Tuesday
evening from cruise in the woods
near Grandfather rapids. He states
that John O'Day, the contractor who
is building the Grandfather dam, now
has about thirty men at work on pre-
liminary operations.
-Robt. Schmidt spent several days
in Milwaukee last week. He was ac-
companied home Saturday evening by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Schmidt. His father had been taking
treatments for rheumatism for several
weeks in Sacred Heart sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Boyles returned
home Thursday from Waupaca where
they had been attending the state meet
ind of Good Templars. They were
elected delegates to the national meet
ing, which will be held in Seattle,
Wash, next July.
Jos. Coel who formerly managed
the Continental store in this city
for Griffith Il Entzminger, spent Thurs
day in town. He came here to move
his family to Eau Claire, where he is at
present engaged by his firm in the
management of new store
Miss Anna Kuhlman is taking
vacation from her duties as postal
order clerk in the post cffice aad has
been visiting relatives the past week
in West Bend, Milwaukee and Apple
ton. She was accompanied on the
trip by her brother, Byron.
j ID. Womer and daughter, Bessie,
who had been visiting in Wausau for
the past several months, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Stewart, departed Tues
day evening for Pittsburg, Pa, to
remain for about three months They |
have not decided where to live after |
that and may return to Wausan.
Mrs. Dan Kenyon and children,
Jessie and Leon, spent part of Friday
and Saturday in the city on their way
to Amigo. They were former residents
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