Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

DIR. and Mrs. L. E. Spencer went
to Chicago last evening.
Mrs. Aug. Kluender of Ringle
visited in the city today.
e. A. Gooding departs this even
ing for Chicago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Mylrea left
for kilbourn City in their touring car
on Sunday.
g. F. Miller, president of the vii
lage or FenWood, was in the city Sat
urday on business.
Miss Marie Johnson who had been
visiting in Milwaukee the past week.
returned home this morning.
B. f. Mcmillan was over from his
village yesterday. We say his village
because 1t bears his name.
Mrs. J. A. Coons will depart in A
few days for Toledo, Ohio. where She
will visit several weeks with relatives.
-Harve Scholfeld returned home
ill yesterday from Rosendale. AS soon
as he RECEIVERS he. will return to Rosen-
dale.
Miss Bess Adams. who teaches
elocution in the schools at Marsh
field was guest of Miss Albers over
Sunday.
L. A. Pradt departed last evening
for Washington, ID. c., to Join Mrs.
Pradt, who has been visiting in that
city for a month past.
al. Guyette, who started for
Billings, Mont, week ago, has re-
turned home i'll. He is suffering from
an attack of pneumonia.
%. w. Sayner of Sayner, Wis, was
in the city yesterday. He was on his
way home from Eau Claire, where he
had been to visit his aged mother,
John Dern, Otto Mathie, Ber
Hett and John Stark spent last Fri
day and Saturday in fishing for trout
on Prairie river. They report vari
able luck.
Mrs. n. t. Kelley, who has beer
| spending the winter in Ritchey, Miss.
With her daughter, Mrs. w. G. Nor
ton and family, is expected to return
to the city the latter part of thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Anderson
Jr., have returned from the West
and they will go into their home re
Gently purchased of Walter Flieth OF
East hill. The Kelloggs who hav,
been occupying their home will NOV,
| into a residence on Adams street neaI
the high school.
Frank Boettscher returned
! Wednesday from California. He lef
| here last January, and since then Wis
| TIED tWenty-One coast towns. At tn,
time of our last snow storm he say,
| people on the coast were sWelterinS
under heat. of ninety degrees. III,
had a very pleasant trip and brought
back a number of mementoes H,
| shipped some oranges direct from tn,
groves to his parents.
IT. H. Ryan of Merrill. was il
Wausau last Thursday. Tom is ius
as big booster for Merrill now as he
ever was for Wausau. Those quail
ties were instilled into him here anC
| his enthusiasm will be sure to dc
much for the city in which he ha.
| chosen for his home. He says tn,
Wright mill which was destroyed by
fire last week is to be rebuilt and thai
it will be much better than the ole
one.
j. E. Armstrong, who has beer
visiting with his brothers S. S. anC
Walter Armstrong for the past three
weeks, will depart Wednesday fol
Dalton, Wis, where he will remain
during the summer, after which ht
will return to his home in Sac City
Iowa. Mr.. Armstrong takes great
delight in occasionally getting upintC
northern Wisconsin where he spent
many years of his vigorous manhood
days. While many of the Old and
cherished friends who were with him
then have passed away, still he finds
now and then familiar face that he
has known before. Though getting
well along in years, Mr.. Armstrong is
the same genial man that he was
when he left here over forty years
ago, and it is pleasure to talk over
the early days and incidents of this
pinery with him. His many Wausau
friends hope for him many years yet
on this old world and that he will
visit Wausau often.