Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09

visiting 10 this city with her sister, Mrs
n Marson. She will return home
Thursday
-Robt. Haase, Fred Brant, Carl
Christensen and Jos. Boehm. all of
Merrill, drove down Sunday to see the
ball game
Miss Edith Saxton returned to her
home ia Menominee Mich, yesterday
morning She had been guest of Miss
Matte Maxson.
Miss Louise Jeske returned yester
day to her home in Kenosha. She came
here to attend the funeral of Mrs
Arthur Marcan
Frank Kelly went to Big Toma-
hawk lake on Saturday to spend a few
days with Illinois friends who are en-
joying an outing
Chas, 3 Mayer departed yesterday
morning for Milwaukee With his son,
Charles, to have the latters eyes treat
ed by specialist.
Mrs l.. Van Horn, a resident of
Cuba, N. Y is guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller. She is a
sister of the latter
Len Damon, who is working for the
Ingram Lbr. Co. at Ingram, came down
from there last evening for a visit. He
will return tonight.
MIR. and Mrs. w L. Convey and
daughter, Leta, came home from Rusk
lake Sunday mornin" where they had
been taking an outing
w w. Thayer, chairman of the
town of Ployer, is in The city today
He is attending the meeting of the pub
lie property committee.
Miss Mary Hughes, of Merrill,
trained nurse, came down from that
city yesterday morning to attend to
2some professional duties.
Miss Francis Keleher, a former
resident Of Wausau, returned Sunday
evening 10 Ter home in Chicago after a
visit with Miss Helen Garske.
Mrs. ii. B. Huntington and daugh-
ter Antoinette. returned last evening
from a two months visit in the East.
They had very enjoyable trip.
Mrs Voshart, of Bronson, Mimi,
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs N Marson, in this city, since the
Fourth, returned to her home last even
ing
MIR and Mrs A. l.. Kreutzer re-
turned hone yesterday morning fromS
Duluth, MINI, where they had been
visiting Mrs. Kreutzer's mother, Mrs. S
G Knox.
Rev FIR j. j Brennan departed
Sunday evening for Prairie du Chen,
where the English speaking priests of
the La Crosse diocese go into retreat
for a week.
Harry Heinemann spent Sunday at
Horsehead lake On Saturday he
visited with the family of B Heinemann
at their cottage at Minocqua, returning
Mr. and Mrs VIM Butler departed
early last week for Iron Mountain,
Mich, for visit. viii returned yes
terday, while Mrs. Butler will remain
for more extended visit
Al Paronto spent Sunday in Osh-
kosh with his wife, who is confined in
st. Mays hospital. She is rapidly re-
covering from her operation and will
soon be able To return home.
Fred Hoene, who has been absent
from the city for about two years, came
here for visit Saturday He is going
to enter the insurance business with
his brother, Arthur, in Marshteld
DIR. Philip Hollis departed last
evening for an extended visit in rhe
East. where he will view the sights at
the Jameitown exposition New York
sGiy, Niagara Falls and other points of
interest.
John A Dnrkee, who has charge of
the Brooks & Ross saw mill at Schofeld,
went 10 Arbor Vitae Saturday to visit
old time friends John spent eleven
years at Arbor Vitae in charge of the
Ross Lumber Co.'s mill He returned
on Sunday evening.
Hans Peterson and family departed
Thursday fol Huntington, w Va,
where they will make their home for
some time Mr. Peterson has charge of
several mills in that locality owned by
the Ritter Lumber Co They have
rented their home 10 this city and may
return some day.
Robt Zietlow arrived in the city |
yesterday to join his wife and child and |
visit his parents, SIR. and Mrs. Gollieb |
Zietlow. Rob is employed by the indie |
pendent Publishing Co. of Winona.
Mimi. aud three years have elapsed |
since his last visit here. He will re
main about week.
A Decker of Grand Rapids, is in
the city today MIR. Decker recently
got up book descriptive Of Grand
Rapids and has another in contempla
ton descriptive of the Wisconsin rizer
valley He is in this city to see " that en-
enlargement the people here will offer
him for write-up of Wausau and her
industries.