Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-17
PERSONAL MENTION.
N. E. Pardee returned from bus

N. f. Pardee returned from bust
ness trip to Chicago on Friday.
&C. S. Gilbert spent the latter part
of the week at Star lake, enjoying a
few days outing.
e C Kcetlow and w. w. Albers re-
turned home Friday night from their
trip to Louisiana.
Mrs. j Nj. Colby returned home
Thursday evening from visit to her
son. M j. Colby, in Pittsburg, Pa.
John Orr. of Milwaukee, who had
been guest of Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Nutter, returned home Friday night.
Mrs Frank Tucker, of Madison,
who had been visiting relatives in this
city for week, departed for her home
Friday.
Jos. and Henry Heinemann, of Mil
wauke. who bad been attending their
mothers funeral, returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Amy and Herbert Boehm,
who had been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Mary Boehm, have returned to their
home in st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Montgomery re-
turned Thursday from Crandon, where
they had been attending a meeting of
the Winnebago Presbytery.
Mrs. j. A. McCrossen, who had
been visiting in the city, guest of Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Scholfield, returned to
her home in St. Paul on Friday
Mrs. Jos. Braun and family, and
Mrs. Aug. Meyer, of Athens, who had
been attending the funeral of Mrs. Jos
Heinemann, returned home Friday
M. II Duncan, of this city, and
Fred Paulus and Herman Ramthun, OF
the town of Wausau, formed party
which attended the state fair last week
Mrs. f. Schultheis who had been
visiting her sisters, Mesdames Geo
Rick, IL. j. Yost and E. M. James, re.
turned Friday to her home in Fremont
Wdupdcd county.
VIM. Schlecht, of Minocqua, spent
Thursday and Friday in the city. he
recently returned from the West, where
he was engaged on business connected
with swinging a deal for timber lands
Henry Baehm, who until recently
has been employed by the Wausau Law
and Land association. departed Satur
day for Minneapolis where he will at
tend the Minneapolis School of Finance
the coming year.
Geo. Arch, one of the city's police
officers, departed Saturday morning
for Chicago with his wife. who will
have an operation performed in Aug
ustana hospital for the removal of {
humorous growth in her right side.
--Jud Alexander returned Saturda,
from an automobile trip of two week:
in Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID
Alexander and John Alexander came
up to attend the county fair and home
coming and Jud took them TO theil
home in Bloomington and Aurora, Ill.
in his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Lamar Sexmith ant
sons, George and Fred, returned Satur
day from an automobile trip through
out Southern and Central Wisconsin
They took in Fond du Lac, Madison
Milwaukee, Chicago and many othel
cities. The trip was a most delightful
one in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Kleckner de
part today for Chicago to attend the
golden wedding of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Maynard, wht
have visited Wausau on several occa
sions and for time made their home
here. They will also attend the wed
ding of niece, Miss Farrar to Mr. Z
Hill, of Chicago.
John Rick, who had been visiting
relatives and old friends in fhe city fol
a week past, returned to his home il
Duluth on Monday. 1t had been sew
eral years since John visited il
this city, where he spent many year
of his early life, and he was greatly sur
prised at its rapid growth and improve
ments which are in progress on every
| hand.
Mrs. w. H. Bissell and daughters
the Misses Katherine and Margaret
departed for Chicago. on Friday even
ing. Mr. Bissell and son, Walter fol
lowed on Saturday. The Misses Bissel
departed for their respective schools il
the East on Monday, Miss Katherin,
returning to Vassar, at Poughkeepsie
N. Y, and Miss Margaret to the Caper
school, Northampton, Mass. Mrs
Bissell and son returned home on Mon
day and Mr.. Bissell went South or
business.
Leo Bnzer arrived in the city
Wednesday evening fora visit with his
mother, Mrs. Conrad Binzer Leo left
Wausau eight years ago and since thai
time has been employed in the West a
his trade, that of cigar maker. He i:
now located in Ogden, Ut, among the
| Mormans. He is not much in love
with the Norman church and is of the
| opinion that if it is not soon curbed by
the federal government it will eventual
| ~ rule the West. He will remain here
| month.
| Mrs Minnie Faleski, lady residing
in the country, was granted divorce
Friday from her husband, Frederick
She was given the custody of theil
minor children aud alimony in the sun