Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

Miss Louise Underwood is visiting
in Chicago.
w H Mylrea was in Amigo on |
business yesterday.
DR. Spencer was in Duluth on bust |
pess the past week.
j A. Underwood was in Chicago |
the past week on business.
Mayor and Mrs j. + Lamont spent |
part of the past week in Milwaukee.
F ii Pardoe departed for Mime
apolis on business on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Carl Hankowitz and daughter,
Ida, of Merrill, were in the city the early
part of last week.
MIR and Mrs w II Mylrea de-
parted for Chicago this morning, on a
trip of several days.
Walter Alexander has been in
Montana the past week looking after
his lumber interests
Guy Goodirg departed Monday
morning for Star Lake to join the b. +.
| Wilson hunting party.
Miss Hughes, who had been in Wau-
sau for some time, returned to her hoAe
in Merrill on Saturday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Kanouse of Three Lakes,
who had been visiting in the city, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Scholtield, who has
been in Kansas City, returned to her
home in Wausau last Friday.
Mr.: and Mrs ID L. Plumer, who
had been visiting in Chicagofo week,
returned to Wausau on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E Gill returned
home the early part of the week, after
several weeks spent in the Carolinas.
Mrs John Faville, who had been a
guest of Rev and Mrs. Fisher, returned
to her home in Appleton on Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs II. H. Manson de-
parted today for Madison; from there
the former will go south on business
trip.
Superintendent w J Farrall was
in attendance at the State Teachers
association meeting, held in Milwaukee
last week.
Mrs. H. Ii Pagel aud daughter,
Loretta, who had been visiting in the
| city, returned to their home in Stevens
Point last Thursday.
Albert Kuhsman was down from
Ingram the fore part of the week, at
tending a meeting of the stockholders
of the Curtis q Yale Co.
Miss Marie Largay, of Oshkosh, is
visiting her brother Leo and other
relatives, and expects to remain here
until after Thanksgiving.
= Mr. and Mrs H. M. Thompson, of
Milwaukee, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
w II Mylrea the past week They
returned home Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs Newman H Bells,
arrived in the city on Friday evening
Since their marriage in Chicago, on the
evening of October 3lst, they have been
at lake Shishebogema in the northern
part of the state
Mrs j. W. Bishop departed Mon
day morning for Altoona, Wis where
she will visit sister for few days and
from there, accompanied by a niece,
will 90 to Balcktail, Idaho, to join her
husband and remain there during the
winter Mr. Bishop is extensively en-
gagged in mining in that vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs f S. Clemence, who
have been residing in Sparta for
lVear and half. have returned to Wau-
sau to reside, having sold their resi-
dence property and other interests in
Sparta They arrived here on Tuesday
and are residing in their residence at
the corner of north Ninth avenue and
Maple street Their many friends will
be glad to hear of their return
Mr.. end Mrs Gus. Reineking and
little son arrived in the city on Wednes-
day to visit the parents of the former
Mr. and Mrs + Reineking They
have been residing at Turtle Lake, N. d.,
and were on their way 20 Santa, 5. ID
where MIR. Reineking has purchased
drug store, and where he and his family
will reside 1t has been eight years
since Mr. Reinekiog left Wausau, and
he finds the city vastly different than
| when he left
There were many familiar faces on
our streets the past week from the in
terror of Marathon county Among
them were & A Kreutzer, Athens;
| Emil Ramthum, town of Easton; A j
Plowman, Elderon; Frank Kreig, Hal
der; Joseph Danek, Hogarty; Jacob
Holzem, town of Hewitt; w j Brill,
Colby; John Junk, Athens; Anthony
/ Guenther Knowlton; III M KrOnen-
wetter, Mosinee; Frank Deichsel,
Maine; Anton Vetter and H Vetter,
Marathon; A + Beebee and Ben Lang,
Mcmillan; John Vetter, Mosinee; DR.
w n Daniels, Mosinee; w w. Thayer,
Hogarty; j. A Durkee, Scholfield; l..
II Cook, Unity, and j. G. Glasel, town
of Wausau, all prominent men of our
county and members of the county
board, which session they were attend
ing.