Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-05-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

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H III Manson has returned home
from the South.
Albeit Willard, of Amigo, visited in
the city last week.
w. q Callor, of Fremont, La, was
in the city yesterday.
| VIM. Warehouse is in Athens today
attending 10 assessment matters.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Stewart have
returned home from their western trip.
Neal Brown and c. b. Bird were in
Madison the past week on legal bust
ness.
B. S. Miller, of Rhirelander, is WIS.,
ting in the city with his son, Elmer
Miller.
w. f. Neuling departed Sunday for
West Baden, Ind, for stay of several
weeks.
Mrs. C. B. Bird and son George,
went to Madison on Saturday for a
brief visit.
| Ed. Gamble, came over from Eau
| Claire and spent several days in the city
| last week.
Walter Collins and sister Miss En-
ma, returned from Clear lake on Sun
day evening.
Fred Genrich departed last even
ing for Fond du Lac to attend to some
business matters.
DIR. Thomas Mercer, of Minneapolis,
was in the city between trains yesterday.
He was on his way up north.
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| Miss Dorothy Heinemann Las re-
turned home from her visit in various
points in the southern part of the state.
Jack Mylrea and Guy Gooding de-
| parted for Houghton, Mich, and other
| points in northern Michigan on Thurs
| day.
"A l.. Kreutzer, j. N. Manson and
Walter Alexander attended the funeral
of Henry Curran, of Stevens Point, last
Saturday.
Mrs. ii. w. Russell will depart to-
morrow for New York City. where she
will visit for several months with friends
and relatives.
Miss Sadie Underwood, who has
been visiting in the West for the past
| six weeks, returned to her home in
Wausau on Friday evening
Mrs H. g. Flieth returned from
Wauwatosa last Tuesday evening. She
has been absent several months for her
health and returns much improved.
&C. o. Marsh, of Amigo, was in the
city Friday and Saturday He acted as
one of the judges at the high school
oratorical contest on Friday evening.
w. N. Allen, f. S. Lille, ID. p. Nc
Donald, j. Sullivan, j. Hewlett and j.
Synnott departed Saturday evening for
| the South, where they will estimate
timber lands
Mrs. II. M. Thompson and daugh-
ter, Edith, of Milwaukee spent yester-
day in the city, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| w. ii. Mylrea and Mr.. and Mrs r. V.
o. VanVechten.
Mr.. and Mrs g. W. Fleming, of
Amherst, came to the city on Saturday
to visit with ID. p, Bently and daughter,
Miss Kate. Mr.. Fleming returned
home on Monday, while Mrs. Fleming
remained for longer visit.
R w. Crawford, of Stevens Point
manager of the Wisconsin Telephone
Co. IS system in the above city was in
the city Sunday aud Monday while
here he visited at the home of his
brother, Howard Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs Nick Graebel and
daughter, Johanna, arrived home Fri
day from Germany to which country
they journeyed about two months ago.
They report very pleasant trip, but
prefer living in this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Becker dave
moved out of their home on Warren
| street and Geo. P. Meyer, (who recently
purchased the property and his family,
now occupy the same. The Beckers
have moved down to the home of Mrs.
John Becker, on Plumer street for the
time being.
Alfred and Donald Wilson spent
the latter part of the week in the city
| with their parents, the former arriving
Saturday and til latter Wednesday.
Donald has accepted position with
lumber company in Northern Mime
sofa and will have as a companion
from Wausau, Mitchell Stewart.
-Eb. Slossen, of Rhinelander, spent
Sunday in the city, visiting his brothers
and sisters, VIM. and Chas. Slossen and
| Mesdames Jos. McEwen and Dan.
| Manning. Mr.. Slossen was formerly
resident of Wausau and in an
early day followed the printing trade,
working on the old Torch of Liberty.
MIR and Mrs. H. II. Grace, of Super
Tor, were in the city a few hours last
Wednesday. They had been to Grand
Rapids to attend the funeral of the
formers brother, Frank Grace, who
had met with an accident near Phillips
| which caused his death. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grace arrived in the city on the Z 80
train and departed at 1870 o'clock.
| Fred Becker, who has been one of
| Wausaus popular mail carriers for
many years, has been given vaca-
ton for about three months, and after
that time he may, or may not, continue
in the service of Uncle Sam. Mr.
Becker has been fitting himself for cleo
trical work for number of years, and
last Thursday he went to Chicago to
enter one of the large electrical estab-
lishments of that city. If everything
| is agreeable to him he will remain and
continue in the work