Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

yesterday on business.
Nelson Christensen, of Hawkins,
spent Sunday in the city.
w. H. BisselI departed for the South
last Thursday, on business.
b. f. Hammond, of Arbor Vitae,
was in the city over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laatsch, of
Merrill, were in the city over Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Wheeler returned
home from Minneapolis last evening.
DR. and Mrs. F. A Riebe returned
home from Milwaukee on Saturday.
F M Deutch spent the latter part of
| last week in Oshkosh on furniture bust
ness.
jay McCrossen returned to Cobalt,
Canada, on Wednesday, after a weeks
| visit here.
Louis Leak was in attendance at
the National Cutters convention, held
in Lacrosse last week
-Chas. s. Gilbert and Chas. j. Win
ton went to Grand Rapids, MINI, last
Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. e. Flieth and Mr..
and Mrs Walter Flieth were in Chicago
several days last week.
Mrs. H. Firrup and Miss Salome Me
] bert, both of Detroit, Mich, are visiting
| their sister, Mrs. j b. Dannigan.
Miss Mae Bates, who has been in
returned to the city on Saturday.
H l. Crawford, WAC has been in
Chicago and visiting a sick brother in
Owasso, Mich, returned home this a. m
VIM Agnew, conductor of the
Northwestern Collegiate Institute of
Sherry, spent part of last week in the
city
Richard Kalbskopp, of Marshfeld,
formerly in the shoe business in this
city, spent part of last week in Wau-
sau.
John Alexander, of Aurora, H.,
and Mac Alexander, of Owatonna,
Mimi, made a brief visit in Wausau
last week.
Miss Ethel McNaughton came down
from Tonlahawk and spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Me-
Naughton
g w. Norton, of Morris, H., was
in the city, on business, last Wednes-
day While here he was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kelly.
Walter Rosenberg came down
from Thief River Falls, Mimi, last Sat
urday evening to make his brother, M.
B. Rosenberg, brief VISIT,
Angus d. Mcdonald departed last
evening for Mississippi, where he will
look over lands and estimate some
timber. He will be gone until March.
w. H. McGlauflin, d. D., of Mime
apolis, the newly appointed general
superintendent of the Universalst
church, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs b.
g. Gibbs
Nj H. Duncan visited Neillsville last
Friday and made purchase of six
head of registered Shorthorns, which
have been added to the already large
herd on the Duncan farm.
Mr. and Mrs. H. IT, Manson re-
turned to their home in Wausau on
Saturday The former has been on a
business trip south, and the latter has
been visiting with her parents in Madi-
son.
&C. w. Harger, Chas Mayer and
Thos Malone, who had been sojourning
at West Baden, Ind, for the past week,
arrived home yesterday morning. All
were pleased with and benefited by
their trip.
John Lull came up from Eland Jet
Saturday and remained over Sunday
John reports that new depot is to be
built by the Northwestern R'y. Co. in
that burg and has hopes that the
swamp village will amount to some
thing soon.
Mrs VIM Rege, of Tomahawk was
in the city today. She was just return
ing from Milwaukee where she had been
visiting and while there her little
daughter, twelve years of age, slipped
and fell on the icy street and sustained
fractured arm.
Rev S. n Wilson, who assisted the
Presbyterian pastor in Marinette last
week, was induced to stay in that city
over Sunday. Rev. Martin Luther, of
Nekoosa, occupied the pulpit in the
| Presbyterian church at both the Sun
day morning and evening services.
| Il. A. Hyman and son Harry, of
Wausau, are spending few days visit
ing with S. jacobson and among maIy
old friends in this city. MIR. Hyman,
who is a former Stevens Pointer, is now
engaged in the wholesale fruit business
in our neighboring city and has pros
pered Stevens Point Gazette.
| The following people from.this city
attended the Elks' ball given in Merrill
Thursday evening: Messrs. and Mes
| DANES Walter ID. Alexander, M H.
Duncan, Dr. L. M. Willard; the Misses
Marie Johnson, Nina Kickbusch, Belle
and Dorothy Heinemann, Sadie Reed,
Mayme Mcdonald, Bessie Verran, Hat
tie Ringle, Cora Tressider, Minnie
Trip, Helen and Aurora Garske, Madge
Haskin, Agnes French, Kate Scott,
Daisy Wakefield and guest, Miss Mae
| Wakefield of Stevens Point; Mrs Ray
Hanover, of Heinemann; Messrs. Geo.
Sexmith, Jud Alexander, Don Murray,
e. r. Eaton, Sidney Stein, Chas. Vein
field, Newman Bells, F. d. Timlin, l..
III. Wheeler, Paul Griswold, Fred
| Schneider, Gabe Heinemann, Jos.
George and S. B. Ullmann, Appleton,
and Ran Knrfz Of ybioa