Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-03-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

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terday on business.
Robert f. Hochtrit went to Amigo
this morning on business.
r. w. Pinder went to lronwood
Mich, Thursday, on business.
H G. Flieth and F. E. Charter will
90 to Madison tonight on business.
Waiter Curtis spent several days in
Chicago on business the past week.
John Manson was in Chicago sew.
eral days of the past week, on business
&C. H. Ingraham went to Chicago
Sunday evening, to purchase new
goods.
Mrs. Richard Kalbskopf of Marsh.
field, formerly of Wausau, is visiting
friends in the city.
C. ID. Jones went to Madison last
evening to attend meeting of the
university regents.
John Schirpke, former postmaster
of the village of Halder, has been in the
city for several days past.
Miss Louise Gearhart came in from
her school near Hatley and spent Sun
day with her parents in Wausau.
-Rev. S. N. Wilson of Reedsburg
arrived in the city this noon to conduct
the funeral services of Albert Anthem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Heinemann,
who are absent on a southern trip, are
expected to return the first of next
week.
H. c. Head came over from Amigo
yesterday for the purpose, as he said
of renewing acquaintance with old
friends.
Arthur Kiefer who went East sever
al weeks ago to attend the Zimmerman
Harris wedding, will return to Wausau
this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. j. p. Briggs went to
Manitowoc Friday, where the former
hopes to improve his health by electri-
cal treatments.
p. o. Means, who has been up al
Plum lake making improvements on
his summer cottage, returned to the
city on Saturday.
The Hon and Mrs. Alexander Stew
art will return from Washington, ID. g..
about the middle of May and remain in
Wausau until fall
Geo. JOHNSON came home from
Parish yesterday, where he had beer
scaling logs for the firm of Hollis
Kruger q johnson.
DIR. Thomas Mercer, who bad been
visiting the past week with his sister
Mrs. j. w. Coates, returned to Mime
apolis on Sunday. night.
&C. ID. Bartz departed last evening
for Waukesha, where he will audit the
books for hotel company. Mrs. Bartz
will follow later for visit in that city
w. w. Albers was in Madison last
Wednesday on business relating to 8
bill before the legislature in which
druggists throughout the state are more
or less interested.
Ben Hochtrit, who had been absent
in the West for some time, returned
home Friday. While in Los Angeles
Cal, he saw Frank Lang pitch part o
several games of base ball.
Miss Kavanaugh returned home
from Chicago on Monday morning
where size had been looking over sprire
styles and getting new ideas for heI
dressmaking emporium the comiEs
season.
Miss Jennie Vincent, teacher o
the first grade in our high school. who
has been i'll with tonsilitis for the pas
week, went to her home in Oshkosh
yesterday. She will be abseG: mt
school opens, one week from mex
Monday.
Mrs. Kreuizer of Cedarsburg, Wis
mother of A. l.. Kreutzer, arrived il
the city yesterday. She had been visit
ing with her sons at Athens. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Geo. Kreutzer of that town, &C
companied Mrs. Kreutzer to WausaI
yesteriay.
Geo. lay, who pitched part OF on
season for the Wausau base ball club, il
in the city George at present holds I
position in the Office of the county
treasurer of Milwaukee county. He j
undecided whether he will play ball thii
season or not.
MIR. and Mrs Ray Charter will q
to Medford tomorrow morning to at
tend the wedding of Miss Bessie Perkins
which win take place on Thursday
From there Mr.. Charter will go u
Ashland and Cornucopia on business
Neal Brown departed for Madiso'
last evening where he will appear be
fore the special committee in references
to the taxation OF water powers. Their
viii also be many other prominen
men from Northern Wisconsin presen
on this matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zimmerman
arrived home on Saturday evening an6
are now residing in their home at 81
Kickbnsch street. Since their marriage
in Rochester. N Y, on March 10th
they had been travelling in the East