Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-11-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Sunday in Wausau.
Miss Margaret Dunbar visited in
Amigo over Sunday.
Alfred Wilson was down from
Arbor Vitae over Sunday.
-Chas. E. Keayes, of the town of
Hewitt. was in the city Friday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Schuetz visited;
with relatives in Merrill few days last I
week
Miss Hattie E,ngle departed Thurs
day for Chicago to visit friend, Mrs
Schwartz.
Mrs. Anton Schwartz and two little
daughters, of Stratford, spent the day
in Wausau yesterday.
Mrs Robert Fiaherty, of Hazel |
hurst, was in the city on Saturday She
returned home Sunday.
Julius Cramer came down from
Merrill on Wednesday to be present at
the Bryan lecture and banquet.
-Reynold Lamont was over from
Abbotsford Wednesday, visiting his
brother, John F., and attending the
Bryan lecture.
H. G. McCrossen returned home
Saturday from a weeks hunting up
near Star lake. He brought home a
deer with him. t.a
Fred Berner, of Amigo, editor OF
the Daily Journal, of that city, was in
the city Wednesday to attend the Bryan
banquet and lecture.
Mrs. H. E. Schulties returned Satur-
day to her home in Fremont after a
visit with her sisters, Mesdames Geo.
H. Rick, H. Yost and E. NJ. James.
Mrs. E. A. Gooding departed last
evening for Chicago. From there she
will go to Morris, ILL.,, for brief visit
with her sister, Mrs. W. G. Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuhlman re-
turned Thursday to their home in In
gram, after visit with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs j. G. kaufman.
Harvey Finch, who has been at
Amigo, as reporter on the Daily Journal,
has returned to Wausau and now holds
similar position with the Daily Record.
Lieut.. Gov. W. ID Conner, of Marsh
field was in the city Sunday. He
came here to look over the Aberdeen
Angus cattle on the Stewart Lbr. Co.'s
farm.
Will Marshall, who has been hold
ing position in the Daily journal Office
at Amigo, returned to Wausau Sunday
and has taken position with the Daily
Record.
Otto Mueller, A. l.. Dodge and
Paul Weinkauf departed the latter part
of the week for Interwald, Taylor
county, where they expect to hunt deer
for several days.
Mrs. E. B. Thayer and daughter,
Miss Della, spent several days in
Chicago last week. Mrs. Thayer re-
turned home Saturday night. Miss
Della is visiting in Rpon.
F. M. Deutsch and Louis Scharbau,
of Wausau, and Arnold Heimbuch. of
Marinette, arrived in the city yesterday
morning from hunting. trip. They
spent several days up in the vicinity of
Butternut and were successful in bag
ging five deer.
Mrs. VIM. II. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Emma, returned to Wausau last
Thursday from visit of several months
with relatives and friends in Philadel-
phia, Atlantic City, and other places in
the East. They now occupy the flat at
702 Fifth street.
M. l.. Smith, of the town of Ell
deron, was in the city the latter part of
the week Mr. Smith is fancier and
breeder of pure bred stock and during
the year has shipped Chester White
hogs to buyers as far East as Massa-
chusetts and Shropshire, sheep as far
West as Montana. =
The following named gentlemen of
Merrill attended the Bryan lecture on
Wednesday evening: Jul. Thielman,
John Elsen, Jul. Cramer,. John Telling,
John Brandt, Emil f. Knorr, Aug.
Braun, Fred Krajewske, L. II. Willett,
Geo. E Bell, E. M. Smart, r. C. Will
son, Ennis Belant, AL. Genrich, r. w.
Barrett, Thos. Rodden, l.. Klug, Pat
Fury, DIR. Hinckley and others.
John Dern, Otto Mathie, Geo.
Meyer, A. l.. Dodge, Otto Mueller, JOS
Pope aud VIM. Lohmar returned home
Wednesday evening from a hunting
trip in the vicinity of Harshaw At
Harshaw Otto Dahlman joined the party
and was the only one who got shot
at deer. In consequence of their i'll
luck the party has been unable to dis
tribute any choice steaks among friends.
Oscar Binzer returned home from
Minnesota Friday night for vacation.
He is at present engaged with firm
which hangs advertising curtains in
opera houses. Oscar says that the
present financial furry is felt more in
| Minnesota than in Wisconsin and it is
mainly for this reason that he came
home, He is at present conducting his
brother Henry's barber shop while the
latter is hunting deer.
One of the Wausau visitors the past
week was Mrs. Potter Palmer, of Chi
cage. She had been up to'the northern
lakes and was accompanied by her
] fatha,. and hrofhar ond thox, ,.,aJo +ho
trip over the valley division of the ST.
Paul road in the private car of the
superintendent of the road On their
return trip they reached Wausau on
"Wednesday afternoon and spent sew
eral hours here looking over the city
Grin Liljeqvest, l.. X Wright, Geo.
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