Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
PERSONAL MENTION.
&c D. Jones went TO Madison last

&c D. Jones went TO Madison last
evening.
y. w Cochran of Grand Rapids, is
IN the city today on business.
Elk Senator ID. f Riordan, of Ash
land, was in the city on Wednesday.
Ben Lang of the town of Mcmillan.
was in the city Saturday on business.
&C. S Curtis and son, John, attended
the auto show in Chicago the past week.
B Heinemann was in Chicago over
Sunday. He returned TO the city last
evening
III. c. Fletcher, of Mosinee, spent
Sunday in Wausau visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Livingston arrived
home Wednesday from her trip TO
California.
Edgar 5. Bailey, q Marshfield, is
visiting at the home OF his mother in
this city today.
Lamar Sexmith and son, George,
attended the automobile show in Chi
cago last week.
Walter Alexander was among those
| who attended the automobile show in
Chicago last week.
E A Edmonds, chairman of the
republican state central committee was
in the city on Saturday.
DIR, Joseph F. Smith went TO Chica-
| go on Thursday to attend a meeting of
the Chicago Surgical society.
Mrs. B. Heinemann returned home
from Appleton today where she had
been visiting since last Saturday.
Mrs W. Z. Brown, of Rhnelander,
was guest OF Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Mylrea several days of the past week.
Miss Kate bentley went to Mosinee
| Friday, to spend few days at the
! home of Mr., and Mrs. Karl Kronen.
/ wetter.
! Al Christensen, of Merrill, was 10
The city Wednesday, on his way to
| Marinette, called there by the illness OF
his mother
Mr.. and Mrs Chas McCrossen OF
GleDdive, Montana, arrived in Wausau
last Friday and are guests OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. IL. G. McCrossen.
| M - ~
confined to her home by illness since
her return home from the East, is now
abie to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. n Kietfer and family
| who were guests of MIR. and Mrs. &. g.
| Frydeslund for few days, returned to
their home in Edgar today.
/ Henry Ross, who was well known
| iumberman ia Wausau some fourteen
years ago, but who is now in Chicago,
was 10 the city the past week
Miss Coates, who had been visiting
at The home Of her cousin, j W Coates
and family, returned 10 her home in
| New York City on Wednesday.
Miss Bell Stofer accompanied her
mother, Mrs j S Stofer, To Gathan,
Wis on Saturday, to help care for the
| latter's mother who is very Ill with
pneumonia.
w. w. Albers and T. j Hopp, de
parted last evening for Milwaukee to
| attend the meeting of the Grand
Chapter, Il A NJ which is held in that
city today and tomorrow.
Rev. James M Duer, pastor-elect
of the Presbyterian church, who was
here over Sunday, departed for his
home in Urbana, H., last night. lie
permanently.
Mrs. Nj. M. Partridge and Mrs &
F. Proctor arrived in the city on Fri
day. from the latter's home in Revere,
| Mass. They were called here on ac-
count of the critical illness of the form
er's sister, Mrs George Eernald. They
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs FL G. Nc
Crossen. Mr. and Mrs. Partridge went
East last fall to spend the winter with
MIR and Mrs. Proctor.
Miss Emma Conley, teacher OF
domestic economy, in the Marathon
county school of agriculture. attended
the Joint session OF the Experiment
Station association and the long, short
and woman's courses OF the College OF
Agriculture of the University of Wis
consin, held ON Friday evening Miss
| Conley was on the program for an adj
dress; her subject was. "Why Girls
Should Study Domestic Science"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Dunbar and
daughters, the Misses Nell and Marga
ret, will depart about the first of March
on trip to the Pacific coast and will
be absent for several months. They
will go by southern route, visiting some
of the large cities of the South and be
at New Orleans about the Mardi Gras
season. From there they will go to
| Los Angeles and other points 10 Cali
fornia. Mr. Dunbar has a brother in
California whom he has not seen fol
some time.