Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-03-02
James was ii Grand Rapids

e nj James was ii Grand Rapids
on Friday.
M. u. Duncan departed this morn
ing for Rhinelander.
-Chas. Hyman of Tomahawk was in
the city on Wednesday.
M. N. Weeks, of Grand Rapids, was
in the city on Saturday.
Walter Swope, of Hatfield, Wis,
was in the city on Saturday.
"A. K. Baken of Raukauna, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Judith Wadleigh visited over
Sunday with her sister ia Merrill.
Mr.. and Mis-. Ernest Legge are
preparing to go to Seattle to reside.
w. j Farrell went out to the town
OF Berlin this morning to visit schools
-Robt. Freeman of the town of
Emmett. was visitor to the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Gill departed
last evening for points in the East and
South.
| j. g. Zimmerman of The town of
| Plover, was in the city on Friday on
business.
Otto Kaross departed last evening
| for Milwaukee to attend the funeral of
| his father.
j. g. Anderson, who has been absent
in the South for several weeks, is ex-
pected home tonight.
&C. G. Barrett of Edgar, a promoter
of the interests of that village and Rib
Falls, was in the city today.
Herbert Markham, who had been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Briggs, re-
turned to Manitowoc on Wednesday,
Mark Scholfield was in Merrill on
Wednesday in the interests of the
| Northwestern Dyeing and Cleaning
| Works.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alexander de.
parted last evening for Washington, ID
g., to be present at the Inauguration
ceremonies.
Il K Wright and VIM. N. Allen
departed last night for the state OF
Louisiana, where they will look over
timber lands
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Markham
who have been guests of Mr., aud Mrs
j. z. Briggs, returned to their home in
Manitowoc on Saturday.
-Thos. Mcdonald, of Hurley, who
came down to visit his brother, Angus
confined in ST. Mary's hospital, re
turned home last evening.
Miss Mary Winkley departed thi.
morning tor Spokane, Washington
where she goes to make her home in the
fnti1rQ uif n hor hrothtar, Na,.l
Edwin Frenzel returned SATURDAY
TO his home in Milwaukee, after visit
ing here since his fathers funeral, two
weeks ago. Mrs Frenzel remained fol
longer visit.
Norton Kelly departed for Wash
ington, d. c., Sunday night. He will
be guest of Louis Pradt, Jr. He will
have the pleasure of witnessing the in
auguration of President Taft.
/ Mrs Gets and son of Grand Rapids
is visiting relatives in Wausau Mrs
Gets is daughter of the late Franz
Babcock. She is about to go to Idaho
with her family, to make her home.
Rev. Fisher went to Appleton CT
Monday morning and on Tuesday even
ing went to Lacrosse to attend meet
ing of Universalist ministers from tn,
states of Minnesota, Iowa and Wiscon
sin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCrossen
who have been visiting in Wausau fol
the past two weeks are arranging to de
part for their home in Giendive, Mon
tana, on Wednesday, The former has
been purchasing horses to send to his
large farm at Glendive.
Mrs. M. II. Mccormick and chill
dren departed for Port Jarvis, N Y :,
on Tuesday night where they will visi
relatives for several months. From
there they will go to Seattle to make
their home. Mr.. Mccormick is witt
the St. Paul r r. Co., and hereafter
his work will be on the coast They
have been residents of Wausau for s
number of years and their departure il
deeply regretted.
Miss Margaret Scholfield departs
for Kansas City, Mo, this evening tC
meet her niece, Miss Eunice Hoefer, anC
from there they will go to San Francisco
California, where they will meet Mrs
George Manson and son Ned, and Mis-.
lmogene Harger and they will all visit
in Berkely with I'll Hazeltine and family
and Mrs. M. A. Gooding and Mrs G
LW. Witter and family. Miss Scholtield
before returning, will visit various cite:
on the coast.
Paul Boehm arrived in the city last
night from trip down into Mexico
and will remain here week. He is al
present located in Hettinger, N d., or
the c. M. & P. S. Ry. CO. Pacific coast
extension. Paul says vast territory
and opportunities for the young man
has been opened up by this extension
He further says that the civilizing in
huences of eastern people are needed
as the country at present is much on the
wild and woody West order. He is
engaged in the real estate business in
Hettinger, and is prospering