Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-05-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

H. E. Smith spent Saturday in
Merrill
&C E. Wells spent Wednesday in
Milwaukee.
Henry McCrossen went to Plum
lake on Saturday.
r. M. Deutsch spent yesterday in.
Manitowoc on business.
Mrs. John A. Durkee visited in
Tomahawk several days last week.
B F. Hammond, of Arbor Vitae,
spent several days IN Wausau the past
week.
M A. Hurley was in Milwaukee
and Chicago several days the past
week.
Mrs. Thos. Malone, who had been,
visiting IN Tomahawk, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. John F Lamont is visiting in
Chicago. She departed for that city
Thursday.
&C o Marsh, of 1ntigo was in the
city on Friday. He was on his way to
Marshfield.
DIR. w T. Lawrence and brother.
+. w. Lawrence were in Merrill, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. I. H. Ryan and little child, of
Merrill, came to Wausau Thursday for
brief visit
Mrs. A A. Babcock. who had been
visiting in Oshkosh, has returned to her
home in Wausau.
Miss Beatrice Zimmerman, who
had been visiting in Merrill, returned
home on Wednesday.
"A. H. Cole, principal of the Lin
coin county training school was a
Wausau visitor one day last week.
Hrs. A. w. Puchner, who had been
visiting her parents in Wausau, returned
to her home in Edgar on Thursday.
Mrs. P. c. Hart and daughters, of
Chicago, who had been visiting in the
city, departed for Green Bay on Fri
day.
Judge w. G. Silverthorn and Geo.
Hart went to Rhinelander yesterday
morning to open circuit court for
Oneida county.
Miss Margaret Dunbar. who has
been visiting in Fond du Lac and Ripon,
returned to her home in Wausau last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. L. Sargent is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l.. LaChance, in
Chicago She departed for that city
the middle of last week
w. II. Bissall returned home
yesterday from a brief business trip
south. Mrs. Bissell who had been in
Milwaukee returned with him.
John Meyer of Gresham, arrived in
the city Saturday and expects to re-
| main here some time. He is guest of
his brother in-law, Oscar Binzer.
Miss Dorothy Wheeler, who has
| been absent since last fall in the South
| and West, and at Mt Clemens, returned
to her home in Wausau last Friday.
Ed Mumm, employed by a Mil
waukee electrical company, spent
| Saturday and Sunday ia the city visit
ing bis parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. L.
| Mumn.
Benz T Miller arrived in the city
| Friday evening for few days visit
with his son, Elmer. He is on his way
to Rhnelander, where he will visit his
1 son, >. .. Miller.
Miss Josephine G. Hodges, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs j l.. Sturte-
want, returned to her home in Ashland
yesterday Mrs. Hodges, is a sister OF
| Mrs. Sturtevant.
Mrs. Max Hoffman and daughter,
| Mrs. John Meyers. of Gresham, Shaw
| ano county, arrived in the city FRIDAY
FOR mir n hoi n for nd icfxa .
Mrs. Oscar Binzer.
Henry Binzer departed this noon
| for DEVILS Lake, n d. where he expects
| to make his future home. He has not
| yet decided what business he will en-
| ter into in that town.
j B. Titus, who has lived on farm
near Ringle for number of years, has
| sold out and on Saturday be and his
| family departed for Oshkosh, where
| they viii make their future home.
r.. E. Powers and Thomas Delaney,
| who have been in Oklahoma for a month
past, returned home Saturday morning.
| They were down into Texas and Mexico
and report having had an enjoyable
| trip.
Albert bern returned home Friday
| from Eagle River, where he spent few
days fishing in Black Oak lake. He
brought home some fine specimens of
lake trout, the largest of which weighed
eight pounds.
Paul Kruger came down from
Boswell, Wis, on Saturday, to visit his
mother and other relatives. He holds
the position of filler with the Boswell
Lumber company. He returned to his
home this morning.
Walter E Curtis spent the past week
in Fittsburg. Pa, on business for the
Curtis & Yale CO. The firm has East
tern headquarters in Pittsburg which
are in charge of NJ j Colby. Mr.. Curtis
returned to Wausau on Sunday.
Mrs. Sidney T. Huntley of Spring
Valley, Mimi, arrived in the city the
fore part of last week for visit with
|her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Job
Vaughan. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Bessie, who had been
visiting her during the winter.
The following of the high school
faculty of Stevens Point, came up Fri
day to be present at the girls declama-
tory contest held in Wausau on Friday
evening, viz: Misses McDill, Lamoreux,
Cook, Edwards, Moran, Congdon, Rob-
inson and Siebert and Mr.. Hagberg.
Miss Leigh Yawkey and Miss
Josephine Collins departed Friday
evening for Milwaukee, Waukeshaw
and Madison. In the latter city they
attended a fraternity party, given
by students of the state university
The young ladies were accompanied By
G. c. Yawkey.
Mrs Marcan, who has been visiting
with Mr. aud Mrs Hugo Peters for a
month past, departed Saturday for her
home in Milwaukee, taking her little
grand son, Oakley Marcan, with her.
She was accompanied by Irving
Peters, who will visit in Milwaukee for
q few days and then 90 To Rockford