Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-05-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

e: D. Widmer, spent Monday in
Merrill.
IT c. Ryan and daughter, Miss
Margaret, spent Sunday afternoon in
Merrill returning in the evening.
L. NJ. Baker went to Eau Claire
and Chippewa Falls on Wednesday,
in the interests of the Hadfield- Hall
Co.
Mildred Jedamu, who has been
teaching school in Birnamwood, re-
turned to her home in this city last
Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. A. III. Reid at
tended the funeral of Mrs. A. HI. Cur
It's, at Mauston, the past week. They
returned home Friday.
DIR. Whitehead returned Saturday
night, from a visit at Whitewater,
and where she attended the golden
wedding anniversary of her parents,
on the 26th of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Curtis depart
THURSDAY on their trip for Europe.
They viii be joined by quite party
of relatives who will also take the
trip.
H. G. Fleith, Mrs. w. III. Fleith
and Thee. Rudberg and wife came up
from Wausau Saturday, afternoon in
the formers auto to spend a short
time with friends. They returned
that evening Merrill Herald.
Harry A. Curtin, proprietor of
the Stratford Reporter was in the
city on Thursday. He is-a young
man of ability and is determined to
make a success of his venture, in
which laudable ambition, the PILOT
says amen and good luck to yop.
Henry McCrossen went to Glen
dive, Mont, last Wednesday Henry
is interested with his brother Charles,
Mark Bells and others, in one of the
largest and finest irrigated ranches in
Montana. A car load of horses des-
tined for the farm necessitated Mr..
McCrossen's going.
Mrs. Gardner and daughter, Miss
Gardner, of Grand Rapids, were here
on Friday. and were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Book during their stay.
Mrs. Gardner is G. w. Matron of the
Order of the Eastern Star and on
lludy CfOHiilS CAOiiipiiHCu oiiO WI
in Marathon Chapter. They returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burt, who
had been visiting in Wausau with the
formers brother, +. w. Burt and
family, for some time, departed Sat-
urday for Grand Rapids, and yester-
day they departed for their home in
Spokane. Mr.. Burt has charge of the
Curtis & Yale Co.'S interests in the
West.
Mrs. Geo. Hart and mother, Mrs.
Harriet e. Dopp, departed Saturday
evening for Chicago, where they will
meet Mr.. Hart, who has been on a
Southern trip. He may go abroad as
was his intention early in the spring
or he may go West. Mrs. Hart and
Mrs. popp will go to Tacoma and
other points in Washington to visit
relatives.
%. w. Sayner of Sayner, Wis,
spent Thursday in Wausau on bust
ness. He has lately been elected
supervisor to represent his town on
the county board at Eagle River and
has an eye to doing things all right.
Mr.. Sayner has operated a popular
resort on Plum lake for many years.
He returned as far as Tomahawk the
same evening.
One thing has happened in Wau-
sau the past week which has brought
pleasure to it's citizens and that is the
return of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Heinemann and daughters, Misses
Belle and Dorothy. The ladies left
early in the winter for Colorado
Springs, Mr.. Heinemann meeting them
in that city later, and from there they
went to California, where they have
remained. They arrived in Wausau
on Saturday