Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mueller arc
visiting in Mavvilln

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mueller are
visiting in Mayyille
-B. f. Wilson returned home from
Wardner, B. O., yesterday morning.
M. B. Rosenberg vas in Mar
quette, Mich, on legal business the
past week.
Mrs Sedate Pier will entertain
Tor her sister Mrs. Hill, of Ripon, on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Pardoe re-
turned from weeks visit in Mime
apolis on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathie re-
turned yesterday from visit to Green
Bay and other points.
Kari Kruger and family. who have
been at Plum lake for the past two
weeks, are expected to return home
by Saturday.
Mrs. w. II. Mylrea and mother
Mrs. Ostrander, will depart tomorrow
for Chicago where they will visit for
several weeks.
s. NJ. Quaw, II. E. Smith and
Chas. a. Barwig, were in junction
City on Wednesday helping to organ
ize state bank
r.. ii. Johnson, editor of the Cen
trail Wisconsin, spent YESTERDAY in
Hatley looking over the manufacture
ing interests of TIE village.
Mayor j. f.. Lamont and Jos.
Taylor the ''gas man. and B. f.
Gowen, city engineer, spent yesterday
in Merrill, investigating the merits of
tar macadam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Sexmith and
George Sexmith and Miss Florence
Crosby returned home Friday from
an automobile trip in the southern
part of the state.
E. NJ. James returned home
Wednesday from Richmond. Ind.
where he visited the factory of the
Star Piano Co. He also went down
into London, Ohio, where he visited
a few days with relatives.
Miss Florence Bush, who taught
in our high school last year, is now a
teacher of Latin in the state college
for young women at-Columbus Miss.
There are over 800 pupils in the school
and from 70 to 100 teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomson of
Milwaukee were in the city Sunday
afternoon, guests of Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Mylrea. They were visiting in
Mosinee and came up in their auto
mobile for q few hours stay.
DR.. l.. T.. Spencer and N. Z. Pardee
who had been out in the West on
business and pleasure returned to the
city on Thursday Besides visiting
many important places they spent
so me time at the great exposition in
Seattle
W. w. Albers went to Milwaukee
Wednesday evening to attend a com
mittee meeting of the Wisconsin
Antl-IubercloslS association which
met on Thursday afternoon at the
office OF the secretary. He returned
home Friday.
The many friends in Wausau of
Miss Emma Stewart will be pleased
to learn that she will return to Wau-
sau next week, accompanying Mr..
and Mrs. j. N. Manson home. Miss
Stewart has been spending the past
year in Philadelphia.
&C. B. Mayer and son Theodore
departed last evening for Chicago
where the latter will enter the Chi
cago Art institute. He has shown
considerable talent as cartoonist and
some of his work was exhibited at the
county fair few weeks ago.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Miller re-
turned last night from trip through
the East. They visited relatives and
friends in Belfast and Friendship, N.
Y, and Bradford, Pa. In the first
mentioned city Mr.. Miller's brother,
Conrad is lying very sick, and it is
thought he will not live very long.
The latter has visited here on several
occasions and is known to number
OF our people.
Herman Hoeft, of Port Arthur,
Canada, is in the city visiting his
mother, Mrs. John Hoeft of 90l Sher-
man street. He will remain week
and then go on trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. Hoeft'S home was in Wausau from
the time he was small boy until
twelve years ago when he went into
northern Wisconsin. He has been
with the Pigeon River Lumber Co. at
Port Arthur for the past five years.