Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-11-27

Mrs, Rowley visited in Chicago last
week
Geo. Sexmith spent Sunday in Fond
du Lac.
C. w. Wilson is transacting BUSH
ness in Mcmillan Jet.
Frank Bissell, of Edgar, as in the
city yesterday on business.
John Nj. Kuebler went to Chicago
Sunday evening, on business.
Walter German arrived home last
evening from Kennard Mills, Tex.
w. III. Mylrea is transacting bust
ness in Marathon City this afternoon.
&C. S. Curtis arrived home from a
business trip to Chicago on Thursday.
-Chas. j. Winton has returned
home from business trip to the Pacific
coast.
Walter Alexander and c.. C. Yaw-
key have gone on business trip up
into Canada.
The Misses Margaret Ryan and
Anna Corning returned from Kansas
City Mo-, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Vedder, of Edgar,
visited over Sunday with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. s. n. Wilson.
Karl Mathie, of St. Cloud, Mimi,
spent several days in Wausau the past
week on business and pleasure.
Guy Gooding and Jack Mylrea re-
turned home from Cassian on Sunday
evening, where they had been hunting
deer.
Nick Goerling, of Mukden, Wis,
who left the city nine years ago, Is
a homo n hrnfh0r
Charles.
leave for California the second week in
December, in which state they will
spend the winter.
John Mohr of Lacrosse and a party
of local hunters arrived in Wausau to-
day. Mr.. Mohr had deer stolen from
him at Rib Falls
Miss Ethel McNaughton will come
down from Tomahawk, Wednesday
evening and spend Thanksgiving at
her home in Wausau.
The Misses Annie and Sadie Rosen-
berry will come home from the Milwau
kee-Downer college. tomorrow, to
spend Thanksgiving.
H. ID. Fisher, of Florence, was a
guest of e. f. Dunbar, on Thursday.
Knights Templar meeting.
Ed Ringle, Geo. Steltz, Walter
Mueller and Frank and John Anderson
spent Sunday hunting in the town of
Harrison. They got two deer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Benson, of
Eldron, were Wausau visitors on
Wednesday, Mr. Benson is member
of the county board from his town.
Mrs. j. w. Walker, of Shawano,
the only sister of Mrs. G.. b. Dopp, is
expected in the city today. She may
remain until the first of the new year.
Mrs. Walter E Curtis departed for
Oshkosh yesterday to visit with her
parents: Mr. Curtis will join her and
they will spend Thanksgiving in Osh-
kosh.
-Gustave Mueller of Wausau is in
our city in the interest of the Saenger-
fest to be held here next year Mr..
Mueller is the Fest Director. -Antigo
Journal.
DIR. j. B. Herrick, of Chicago, was
in the city Sunday to consult with local
physicians regarding the condition of
P. j. Goerling. MIR. Goerling is feeling
somewhat better today
Frank E. Noyes, of Marinette,
proprietor of the Daily Star of that city
attended the Knights Templar meeting
in Wausau last Thursday. While here
he was guest of w. Ii. Mylrea.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson are
occupying rooms at 61S Warren street,
having moved there the latter part of
the week; Mrs. Wilson and mother, Mrs
Kline, returned Wednesday from their
visit in Ohio.
TAh
Monday in Milwaukee visiting Mrs
Ringle, who is at present receiving
medical treatment in the Sacred Heart
hospital, that city. He is expected
home this evening.
Miss Lillian Rounds, of Menasha,
arrived in the city today and is guest
al the home of her sister, Mrs. A. H.
Grout. Another sister, Miss Harriet
Rounds, arrived from the same place
last Wednesday, Both will remain
until after Thanksgiving.
H. G. Head, j. B. Thomas, Geo.
Chatham, p. o. Means and Cnas.
Nader returned home Saturday even
ing from their hunting trip up on Cop
per river They were fairly successful
and brought down a few trophies
| They were accompanied on the trip by
Justin Means and Victor Larson, of
Merrill.
p. H. Sperry, of Marinette, the
Right Eminent Grand Commander of
the Grand Commandery of Wisconsin,
was Wausau visitor the past week
Mr.. Sperry spent several years in Wau-
sau when a young man and has many
old time friends here who were delight
ed to see him. While here he was
guest of E. b Thayer.
&C. M. Fleming returned home last
Saturday evening from stay of three
weeks in Morris county, Kansas, where
he has brother living and with whom
he visited While absent MIR. Fleming
looked over valuable hotel property,
which he did not purchase but which
he may do in the next few months.
MIR. Fleming is very enthusiastic over
that part of Kansas and thinks it is to
become the farming district of our
country.