Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-29
PERSONAL MENTION.


Wausau visitor yesterday.
Miss Jean Alexander spent Sunday
in Rhinelander visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Manson
spent Thanksgiving in Madison.
Miss Lillian Random spent part of
the past week visiting relatives in
Camp Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mathie de-
parted Sunday evening for Chicago
for few days stay.
Miss Mildred Lowery of Milwau-.
kee, accompanied Miss Rosenberg
home for Thanksgiving.
Miss Leona Mayer spent Thanks
giving in Appleton visiting with the
family of John Sherman.
| Wells Turner and Edison Shatto
attended the Y NJ. G. A. convention
held last week in Milwaukee.
Misses Ethel Dickens and Kath-
crime Alexander returned home yes
/ serday morning from visit to points
| south.
w. H. Norman, formerly Y. M.
i G. A. director in this city, but who is
now at Ishpeming, spent Thanksgiy-
in Wausau.
Elmer Miller and daughter, Miss
Audrey, and father B. +. Miller spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in
Rhinelander.
John S. Jaeschke. who has been
in Timber Lake, S. OAK, has re-
turned to Wausau, and will remain
until next spring.
Elmer Rasmussen of Aberdeen.
South Dakota, brother of Mrs. A. A.
Babcock, Jr., arrived in the city yes
terday. He will remain until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Torrey who
| have been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Ingraham, departed for their
home in Menomonie on Sunday even
ing.
Miss Caroline Merklein and Mrs.
VIM. Milne, spent the past week in
Aurora, Mimi, visiting Miss Mollie
Merklein, who is teaching in that
city.
| Herb Weik, who is express mes
senger on a train running between
Madison and Milwaukee, is in the city
visiting his parents. He will remain
until Dec. 1st.
Mrs. G.. t. Godfrey and son Will
bur of Lender, Wyo., arrived last
night and will visit until after Christ
mas with the lady's mother, Mrs.
Aurora Ringle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolslegel,
have gone to Ell Paso, Texas, to re-
side. Henry formerly resided here
and for number of years has been
living in Ottawa, H.
Mrs. e. A. Gooding, who has been
in Ritchie, Mass, for the past two
weeks visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. W. G. Norton and family,
returned home last night.
/ J. G. Horgan of the firm of Hor-
! gan & Baker, departed Saturday even
j ing for Norway where he will spend
the winter. He accompanied his
father, who was here on visit.
| Mrs. Walter Strouse of Duluth,
/ better known here to her friends as
Mary Winkley, came to the city on
| Friday on visit to her relatives.
She will remain several weeks.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Edmonds and
family went to Appleton Wednesday
| evening, to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives and to attend the family re-
i union at the home of Mrs. Brokaw.
Ben Alexander, Carroll Crandall,
Argyle Johnson and Glen Ramsdell
went to Milwaukee Thanksgiving to
witness the foot ball game between
Marquette and Notre Dame colleges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Moses and
daughter, of Amigo, spent Thanks
giving in Wausau, and attended a
! family reunion Thanksgiving day at
i the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ
Kuebler.
Mrs. III. II. Gallup and Miss Julia
Harger, of WATERFOWL, sisters OF
Charles w. Harger, spent Thanksgiy.
ing at the Harger home. They re-
turned home on Friday as the former
was to depart for Sand Canyon, Cal,
to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. circuit and
daughter, Miss Edith, went to Me
nasha on Wednesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving With relatives. Mr..
| Grout returned Thursday night and
the others will remain for longer
visit.
Mrs. Richard Cosgriff of Chippewa
Falls, accompanied by her son, Rich
ard, of Nevada, arrived in the city Fri
| day and are visiting at the home of the
| formers mother, Mrs. S. Trudeau.
Richard has not visited here for
twenty years. Mrs. Cosgriff will re-
main here during the winter.
Sidney j. Huntley and family of
| Spring Valley, Mimi, spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Huntley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Vaughan. They
returned home yesterday. Mr.. Hunt
ley edits newspaper, the Spring Val
ley Sun. This was his first visit here
in several years. His last visit was
before the street car system, the big
paper mill and several other things
were built.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. AIbers de-
parted Saturday evening for West
/ BEND. Wis. called there by the death