Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

-Jud Alexander went to Star Lake
last evening.
&c. G. Knoller, of Dancy, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. h. Goodrich went to New
Prague, MINI, pon Wednesday.
Mrs Rebecca Young, of Edgar, was
a Wausau visitor on Wednesday.
j. N. Manson returned home from
indianapolis yesterday morning.
Atty. Fred. Genrich went to Marsh
field yesterday morning on business.
Mrs. Chas. j. Winton and Mrs. A.
i. Kreutzer went to Chicago last even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Grout returned
home from ST. Louis, on Saturday even
ing
"A. j. Plowman and j. Nj. Cowles, of
Elderon, were Wausau visitors yester-
day.
E. G. Zimmerman returned home
from the bankers meeting in ST. Louis,
on Sunday.
Bentley Vaughan came down from
Star Lake and spent Sunday with his
parents
=. w. Sawyer, manager of the Wau-
sau Sand Paper Co., went to Chicago
yesterday on business.
Mrs w. II. Bradley and Mrs. Hugh,
of Tomahawk, were guests of Miss
LYDIA Wheeler several days last week.
Mrs. Charles Gillian, who had been
visiting relatives in Wausau, departed
for her home in New Orleans on Sun
day evening.
Harry Heinemann, Walter Collins
and M. &. Thorn, went to camp Kret-
low, on Horsehead lake Monday for a
weeks outing.
-Mesdames William and Charles
Gillian and Mrs. B. Single went to
Heinemann, Thursday, to visit with Mrs.
Ray Hanover.
Col. Pier arrived in the city yester-
day morning from San Francisco, and
will visit short time with his mother,
Mrs Sedate Pier.
-Rev. FIR. Blumenkamp, of Athens,
was in the city yesterday. He returned
in the afternoon and was accompanied
home by Rev. FIR Bremen.
Rev. B. b. Gibbs went to Oshkosh
last evening to be present at the in
stalling of new minister in the Uni
versalist church in that city.
&C. A. Fowler, circuit Judge, of Port
age, came to the city yesterday and will
preside in the Darcy drainage case
which was commenced today.
DR. Willard went up to Sayner,
Thursday; Mrs. A. j. Smith, wife of the
store keeper at that place, had injured
one of her eyes, and it needed immedi-
ate attention
-Sec'y Neil Campbell departed today
to attend the annual meeting of en-
ployed officers of the Y . M. c. A. which
will be held in Milwaukee Wednesday
and Thursday
Mrs. John Hehlke, Sr., and Mrs.
Carl Freshman departed this morning
for Oshkosh, the former to visit her
daughter, Clara, the! latter to see her
husband who is confined in a hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Scholfield, who
have been in Prince Albert, Canada,
for the past three weeks, called there
by the sickness of their son, VIII, are
expected to return home on Thursday
evening. VIII is now able to be up and
is convalescing
VIM. and JAS Allen, Hi. Dunfeld,
d. p. Mcdonald, M Callahan, Els
worth Lille and Geo. Morisette de-
parted last evening for the Canadian
Northwest, where they will look over
timber lands. They expect to be gone
about two months.
Mrs. Edward Single, who has been
visiting in Minnesota for the past three
weeks is expected home this evening.
Ed. has been very busy while Mrs.
Single has been away making improve
ments in his home, and as this was un-
beknown to her there will be SURPRISE
in store for her.
Frank Kelly and son, Norton, went
to Chicago on Thursday. They spent
Sunday in Morris, H., where Mr.. Kelly
went, more especially, to see his sister,
Mrs. w. G. Norton, who was quite SER
iously injured while riding in an auto
mobile about two weeks ago. She has
been confined to her bed ever since but
is now much improved. Mr. Kelly and
son arrived home yesterday.
Guy X. Gooding returned home on
Wednesday after an absence of over a
year taking course in the Biltmore
School OF Forestry of North Carolina.
He had been visiting in various parts of
the country since graduating month
ago. Mr.. Gooding departed last even
ing for Tomahawk from which place he
goes out today to look over lands for
the state. He will be absent about six
weeks.
e. A. Morse of Amigo, republican
candidate for congress, was in the city
yesterday for the purpose of meeting
county candidates who held a meeting
yesterday in Marathon City The meet
ing was addressed by W. ID. Conner
and others. This afternoon j. A. Ayl-
ward, democratic candidate for govern
or, is addressing a meeting in the same
village and will come to Wausau tonight
for an address in the opera house.