Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-08-27

Miss Esther Green, of Rock Island,
H., returned home yesterday after a
visit with her brother, DIR. w. A. Green,
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Becker and fam
lily are now occupying the house owned
by V. A. Anderson on Forth street,
having recently moved there from a
residence on Warren street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bird and daugh-
ter, Miss Marie, and son, George, re-
turned home from Plum lake last
evening, having closed their cottage
where they have been enjoying an out.
ing during the months of July and
| August.
Ed. Nichols returned home Sunday
after an absence of six weeks spent in
the West. While away he visited two
brothers he had not seen in over fifty
| years also his daughter and grand
daughter. He spent most of the time
while away in the states of Colorado
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w. N. Allen, who with party OF
timber cruisers has been looking over
lands in the South for several months,
has returned home. He is not feeling
well, looks thin and says another week
in the South would have killed him
He expects to rest up for several weeks
before he will listen to any proposition
to go into the woods.
The Misses Ida and Dorothy
Wheeler arrived in the city this morn
ing from Mt. Clemens, Mich, after an
absence of several months. Miss Doro-
thy, who was in poor health when they
left here, is feeling quite well at present.
They intend to visit in Wausau until
about Nov. 1st, when they will go to
California to spend the winter.
-Four young men of our city, al. of
whom belong to the Calumet club, viz:
Will Taege, Daniel Helstrom, Adolph
Tietz and Emil Strek, spent week on
Plum lake returning to Wausau on
Saturday evening. They report one of
the best outings of their lives. Besides
having plenty of good fishing, they each
sent home sixty quarts of blueberries.
Frank Osen, who has been visiting
in Chicago, Oconomowoc and Madison
returned to the city on Thursday and
will be guest of Arthur Kiefer until
the early part of Sept, when he will be
joined by his mother, Mrs Off Osen,
who is now visiting in Oconomowoc
and they will proceed to the state of
Washington, where Mr. Osen has been
for some time, trying to decide in just
which place he will locate his family.
John Snyder, of Longmont, Colo
RADIO, who has been visiting with his
daughter, Mrs VIM. l.. Sinclair and
family for the past week, departed
Monday morning for various points in
Michigan TO visit the homes of several
of his children who reside in that state.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Sinclair,
who will be absent from home about a
month, and who win visit~at Lake
George, Mich with the mother of Mr..
Sinclair before she returns.
The committee on public property
of the county board met Saturday. A
contract was given the Wausau Cement
Co. for the building of a cement sid e.
walk on the south side of the agricul-
tural school grounds. The company
does the work for 9 cents square foot
and furnishes a five year guarantee.
The plumbing and heating alterations
for the court house building as
planned by A. b. Wheeler 81 Son.
will be carried out, the plans having
been adopted and bids advertised for.
Bids will be opened Sept. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hanover have de-
cided to return TO Wausau to live.
Mr.. Hanover has resigned his position