Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-05-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Jos. HOMER, of Mosinee, spent
Friday in Wausau.
M. A. Hurley transacted business
in Madison Wednesday.
w H. Mylrea went to Grand
Radios, Friday, on business.
Hon A. L. Kreutzer spent Thurs
day in Necedah transacting legal bust
ness.
DR. and Mrs. d. I. Jones went to
Chicago on Wednesday for stay of
few days
Rev. E. NJ Thompson, rector of st.
Johns Episcopal church, visited in
Chicago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Gamble of
Edgar, who had been visiting in the
city, returned home Saturday.
-Mesdames John Foster, VIM. Cav
ley and Hugh Alexander spent Thurs
in Mosinee. attending the funeral of
Nelson Roberts.
-Attys. f. B. Bump and A l..
Kreutzer spent Thursday in Waupaca,
transacting business before the circuit
court of that county.
Mayor M. H. Duncan and S. M.
Quaw attended the annual meeting
and sale of the Shorthorn Breeders
association held in Madison last week.
Judge Silverthorn and Geo. Hart,
court reporter, spent part of last week
in Rhinelander, where the regular
spring term of court for Oneida county
convened.
| Rev. Fir. Brennan is visiting at his
old home in Waterloo, Ia. During his
absence his church is being supplied by
FIR, Kirkfleet, of St Norbert's college,
Depere.
John Mathie and family departed
Saturday for Green Bay. Mrs Mathie
will visit her relatives for about two
weeks. Mr.. Mathie returned home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs c. j. Winton visited
in Chicago several days last week.
While absent Mr.. Winton purchased a
handsome saddle horse for his daughter
Miss Helen.
C B. Bird spent part of last week
in Madison before the supreme court
on business connected with the Dancy
drainage district controversy, he being
one of the attorneys for the petitioners.
Hon. Neal Brown spent part of last
week in Madison, making arguments
before the supreme court n the Dancy
drainage district controversy. His firm
represents the protestants in that case.
Rev. H. F. Miller, who was for
several years pastor of the German M.
E. church in this city, visited members
of his former congregation here last
week. He is now located in Crown
Point, Ind
Rev. +. Werhahn is visiting at his
old home, Great Bend, Kas., and will
be absent from the city for about two
weeks. While he is away his pulpit in
st. Stephens church is being filled by
Rev Gebhart, of the town of Stettin.
The Misses Emma Hasten, Mary
and Emma Meuret, of Schofield; Lila
Koltz, of Smith Mill, MINI, and Clara
Dittberner, of Springfield, ILL.,, drove
out to Rib hill the other day, on an
arbutus expedition. They found the
beautiful spring flower in abundance
and had delightful day of it.
Mrs w. j. Gehrke and children
are visiting relatives of the former in
Brookerville, this county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rennie Morgan the latter sister
of Mrs. Gehrke, who lately returned
from Mississippi, are also visiting there.
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan, who were former
residents of this city, will go to Epson
to live, FIR. Morgan having accepted a
position with the Star Lumber Co.
H. H. Manson departed Friday
evening for Milwaukee, where he
| spent Sunday. From there he went to
Madison for the purpose of arranging
date, etc., for the democratic con-
| ference which is to be held for the pur-
pose of arranging a platform of princi-
Piles for the coming state campaign.
Last evening Mr.. Manson addressed
the Jefferson club of Milwaukee.
Frank Ritter, who has been taking
course of treatment at the Pasteur In
stitute, Chicago, for the rast two weeks
is expected home this evening. He in
tended coming home sooner, but those
in charge of the Institution advised
that he take the full course and thus
ensure complete recovery from the
wound. He was bitten in the hand
back of the second joint of the thumb.
DIR. A. w. Berch, who left this city
about two years ago for Milwaukee,
came up Sunday for a visit The doe
tor and family moved to Lacrosse some
time ago, but on account of his wife's
continued ill-health which required his
undivided attention, he had to give up
his practice. He is contemplating To-
eating again either in Wausau or Mil
waukee, and his friends here hope the
decision will be made in Wausau's
favor.