Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-05

of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mueller.
Oscar Weinberg, who is scaling
logs near Merrill, spent Sunday in the
city.
Miss Strouse. instructor of music in
our public schools, was in Tomahawk
on Saturday.
Mrs Hughes, daughter of Mrs Sher-
wood, returned to her home in Mime
sofa on Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Boiler returned
home last evening from visit with
friends in Nekoosa
e NJ James was in Chicago several
days the past week purchasing goods
for the James Music Co.
Miss Jeanette Wilson, who has
been sick since the holidays, was able
to return to Carroll college yesterday
B. B. Park, of Stevens Point, is in
the city and is one of the attorneys in
the Dancy drainage suit now on trial
here.
Mrs. t. j Mathews, of Merrill, came
down aud visited with her sister, Mrs.
A. A. Hooper and family, for several
days last week.
Il. d. Marsh, of Mauston, was in
the city yesterday Mr. Marsh is regis
ter of deeds of Juneau county and Wis
tied our countv officers
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Kaross depart
ed ThursdaY morning for Rochester,
Mimi, where Mrs. Kaross will be treat
ed for her health by specialist.
Miss Anna Fisher, teacher in the
Franklin school, was called to her
home, near Madison last Wednesday,
on account of the serious illness of her
father.
S. ID Timlin departed Sunday
evening for various points in Indiana,
in the interests of the Wheeler & Timlin
Lumber company. He will be absent
week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Montgomery
departed yesterday, the former to
attend the 18th annual meeting of the
Retail Hardware Dealers ia Milwaukee,
and the latter to visit her sons at Car
roll college.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID l.. Palmer depart
ed Saturday for Chicago A letter was
received from them this morning saying
that they had concluded to 90 on from
Chicago to California. they will be
absent until spring
IS. p Templeton returned home
Saturday from Chicago, where he had
been looking over lines of furniture
displayed at the furniture exposition
and making purchases for the John
Kiefer Furniture Co.
Rev. and Mrs. I. B. t. Fisher ar
rived in the city, from Peoria, ILL.,, on
Friday. Rev Fisher has accepted the
passionate of the First Universalist
church of this city and preached San
day morning in the church to a large
congregation.
Rev. B. B. Gibbs went TO Hoopeston,
H., on Friday, to enter upon his pastor
ate of the First Universalist church of
that city He returned last evening to
finish up packing his household goods.
Rev. and Mrs. Gibbs will depart for
their new home on Friday.
H A Hass, of Madison, arrived in
the city yesterday to attend the Butter
makers convention. Mr.. Hass was
former resident of our city, having
graduated from the Wausau Business
college. He is now the owner of a
creamery and milk plant in Madison.
Ed Kretlow departed this noon, on
business trip, to louisiana. Too bad
we all cannot go down into the sunny
south for month or so, or until Jack
Frost lets up blowing cold. He was
accompanied by Conrad Bopf of this
city and John Schubert of Marathon City.
They expect to be gone about two
weeks
DIR. r. + Farr, who is on the surgi-
cal staff in st. Mary's hospital in Mimi
eapolis, arrived in the city on Saturday
to join Mrs Farr who had been a guest
of Dr. and Mrs S. NJ B. Smith since
last Tuesday. DR.. Farr and DR.. Smith
are old time friends and were in college
together. DR.. and Mrs. Farr will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Walsh, who had
been spending the past six weeks in
Prospect, Va, stopped over in the city
Friday evening on their way to Minoc-
qua. Ed. formerly resided in Wau-
sau, but lad not visited here for a
great many years. One of the places
of interest to him was the site of his
birthplace, corner of Fifth and Jack
son streets, now occupied as a marble
cutters yard. He winters in Minocqua
and conducts summer resort on lake
Shishebogema in summer.
Atty. d. d. Conway, of Grand
Rapids, was in the city yesterday for
the purpose of looking over the court
records in the case entitled State of
Wisconsin VS.. E. O. Voyer. Voyer was
formerly salesman for the Singer Mfg.
at Grand Rapids and was arrested on
charge of ENLIGHTENMENT and forgery.
He was found guilty Dec. 81. 1904, and
sentenced to term of four years. Mr..
Conway is now making an effort to
have him pardoned Mr. Conway was
the democratic candidate for congress
in this district in the last campaign.