Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-04-16

-Chas. A. Barwig was in Milwaukee
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Lerum spent
Sunday in Merrill
e. NJ. James was in Grand Rapids
Yesterday on business.
Frank Kelly will depart this even
ing for Chicago on business trip.
Mrs Frank Kelly departed Satur
day morning for Neenah on weeks
visit
Mrs w. C. Silverthorn spent Fri
day and Saturday in Merrill the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Curtis have
returned home from their trip to Hot
Springs, Ark.
ID. j. Murray departed last evening
for st. Louis, Mo-, to figure on a job of
building a mill plant.
Mrs Chas Bernier, who had been
visiting in the city, returned to her
home in Mosinee yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Armstrong returned
to Milwaukee on Sunday evening, to
| resume her studies in the normal
school,
Miss Strousse the musical director
in our city schools. who had been ut
her home in Winona, Mimi, returned
to the city on Friday
John Bentley, of Odanah, came
down on Thursday and visited at the
home of his father, d. p Bentley. He
returned home yesterday.
Mrs M. H. Barnum and daughter,
Miss Bessie, came down from lake
Shishebogema on Friday and will visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. " Gearhart for
week.
Rev. S. n Wilson will attend the
Milwaukee Presbytery meeting in Wau-
kesha on Wednesday, and before which
he will deliver an address during its
| session.
Mrs. John MeConkey, who had been
visiting with her sister, Mrs Mary
| Mitchell, for the past two months, de-
parted for her home in Lake Nebaga-
| mon last night.
Frank Bissell spent Sunday in
Wausau. He will soon transfer his
| home from Arbor Vitae to Rib Falls.
| where he is Interested in mill and lnm-
| boring operations.
| Mrs. VIM. Gehrke departed Thurs
day for Hot Springs, Ark, for the bene-
fit of her health. She will probably re-
main there three months aud will then
| go to the Pacific coast to visit relatives
| Alexander Stewart who, with his
family, has been spending the winter in
Washington, returned to the city on
| Wednesday, to open his residence for
his family which will arrive here the lat
ter part of this week. Miss Helen
| Stewart, who had been in Europe dur
ing the winter, returned to America
last week
| DR.. w. o. Carrier, president of
Corroll college, spent Sunday and Mon
| day in Wausau, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. M, Quaw, and Sunday evening occu-
| pied the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church, and was present last evening at
lthe Mems league meeting of the Pres
byterian church. DR. Carriers hosts OF
friends were delighted to see him.
A f. Morrison and family are now
residents of Wausau, and they will be
located as soon as arrangements can be
made for a residence Mr. Morrison
succeeds P. G. Hart as superintendent
of the valley division of the c. M. & st.
| p. Ry. Co. F. G. Hart is now in Chi
cago, where he has charge of the ter
minals, and where he will move his
| family after school closes.
Mrs VIM. Hardkopf accompanied
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Huelsbers to
| Milwaukee last Wednesday. The lat
ter is II years of age and has been
blind since a small child, and has gone
to have an operation performed by DR..
Schneider, the celebrated occulist. He
thinks he can restore the sight of one
eye at least. She lost her sight
through an injury when very young
Mrs. e. +. Wescott, OF Lidgerwood,
North Dakota, was visiting in the city
on Saturday accompanied by her sister,
Mrs John Nudwig. also from North
Dlkota. They will remain and visit in
the county for several weeks. MIR and
Mrs Nescott departed for North
Dakota last fall; they resided at Brokaw
and had their home just outside of the
town and when they went away they
| left their goods in the house. Mrs.
| Wescott returned To the home and after
spending several days there went to
another part of the county to visit
| relatives. While absent the house was
| entered by thieves and quite number
| of things were taken. She knows whom
the guilty parties are and nnless re-
| paration is made, arrests will follow.
Mr. and Mrs Wescott intend to make
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