Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-05-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. L. Bump was in Birnamwood on
Thursday
Miss Kavanaugh spent Sunday in
Appleton.
Miss Louise Merklein spent Sun
day in Merrill.
%. II. Amunson went to Grand
Rapids on Saturday.
-Alfr.d Wilson, of Arb,r Vitae. was
in the city on Saturday.
Ed. Behlke came down from Hazel
hurst and spent Sunday in Wausau.
Mrs. S. NJ Quaw, who had been
visiting in Waukesha, returned home
Saturday.
Edward Kretlow was in RhineIander
on Tuesday TO attend the sale of delin-
quent lands.
Mrs H. b. Huntington and dangh-
ter, Miss Antoniette, were in Chicago
the past week.
Judge Dick Salter of Colby. is in
the city today on business before the
probate court.
Judge W. G. Si.verthorn went to
Eagle River yesterday morning for the
purpose of holding court.
John Patzer returned home from
West Baden on Sunday, where he has
been for the past few weeks.
Walter Alexander departed for
Portland, Ore, and other places in the
on Saturday evening, on business
w j Farrell attended the annual
convention of county superintendents
which was held in Superior last week.
August Kickbush spent several
days in Madison and Milwaukee last
week. He returned home ON Monday.
Miss Lita Heinemann returned
home from Roston, where she had been
attending the school of oratory, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. j l.. kiefer, who had been
visiting at her old home in Elroy, Wis,
for two weeks, returned to Wausan on
Thursday evening.
Geo Morisette and Pat Bowling
departed for Portland, Oregon, on Sat
urday, to look over timber for the
Alexander Stewart Lumber Co
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. futile are ex-
pected to arrive here early next month
from Washington, D. c. They will
visit for month or more with relatives
&C. 5. Ashmun, of Rural, who came
up to attend the funeral of Mrs +. M.
Smith, returned home on Thursday.
Mrs. Ashmun remained for longer
visit.
Mrs. Chas. Gauke, and sons, Har-
old and Romey, who have been visiting
in Edgerton since the holidays, were in
the city recently on their way home to
Ringle.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blair, of Leip-
sic, Ohio, arrived in the city on Thurs
day. The former is only to remain few
days. The latter will make an extend
ed visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs ID. j. Murray
C P James returned home last
evening from Columbus, Wis. Mrs.
ID. H. Bush and granddaughter, Fran
els OBrien, came with him and will
visit at the homes of her nephews, c.
P.aand 4 M. James. Mrs Bash is
sister of j N James Her husband
died about ten days ago and the Messrs.
q. F. and +. M James attended the
funeral
MIR. and Mrs. F. H. Pardoe departed
Saturday for the East, The former
goes to attend a meeting of the Nation
al Lumber Manufacturers Assn, which
is held in Norfolk, Va, on May 2Sth
and Goth. Mr.. Pardoe represents the
Wisconsin Hardwood Lumbermen's
Assn and the Northwestern Hemlock
Manufacturers Assn Mr. and Mrs.
Pardoe will visit the jamestown Expo
sition before returning.
Mrs N T. Kelly and Mrs George
F. Bells returned home from the West
on Monday morning. They have been
spending about four months on the
Pacific coast, much of the early part of
their stay was in Pasadena, where Mr.
and Mrs. James McCrossen are now re-
siding, and where there were at the
time, some fifteen or twenty Wausau
people. From there they visited in and
about San Francisco. The last week
was spent in Everett, Wash, with Mr..
and Mrs. L. f. Thayer. They met
many Wausau people in their travels
all of whom they found well and en-
joying life in the West. Both Mrs
Kelly and Mrs. BELLS return in ex
cellent health.