Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-11-26

Charles Mylrea spent several days
in Kilboufn the past week
Fred Marquardt was in Merrill |
Sunday on business matters.
jay Feeney of La Sale, ILL.,, was
in town on business on Thursday.
r. W. Collie departed for Chicago,
Wednesday evening on business mat
tiers.
f. O. Croker went to Stevens
Point Friday, on business for the mill
men of our city.
X. A. Beyreis returned home Fri
day from short visit with his par
ents in Dorchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Huntington
departed Tuesday evening for Chicago
for a few days visit
Henry Schultz made his regular
trip to Merrill Sunday, to enjoy the
company of particular friend.
IS. S. Miller of Rhinelander, ar
rived in the city Wednesday, to
attend the session of circuit court.
Rev. F. H. Brigham of Appleton
visited in this city and Merrill during
the past week ON M. E. church mat
tiers.
Miss Alyce KeiIty and Katheryn
Young depart for Hurley Wednesday
on weeks visit with friends in
Hurley.
"A. W. Prehn returned home Sat-
urday from Milwaukee from attend
ance at meeting of the state board
of agriculture.
e. G. Kretlow, Hans Weik and
James Allen left for Harshaw Thurs
day morning, to try their skill in
Workmanship at shooting deer.
Judge B. B. Park, who had been
| holding court for Judge Reid in this
city during the past week, departed
for his home in Stevens Point Friday
morning.
Mrs. L. S. Cohn and brother Has
kell Bick, have returned from Gram
moore, where they have been most of
the summer looking over their large
cranberry interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schubert,
Mrs. Celia Braun and Mrs. M. Wei
gand autoed over from Athens on
Wednesday returning the same day.
Ire trip was made in Mr.. Schubert's
auto. - 5r
Frank Leuschen,- the versatile
editor of the Marathon Times, Wis
tied St. Mary's Court, G. O. F.,
Wednesday in his official capacity as
d. III. G. r. and delivered memorial
| address.
M. G. Ewing, G. S. Gilbert, Rev.
J. M. Duer and Geo. Ewing returned
home Wednesday evening from Lake
Laura where they had been hunting
deer for several days and each sue
ceeding in landing prize.
Ray Harding and E. M. Larsen,
Mormon elders of Provo and Logan,
Utah, arrived in the city Wednesday
morning, to do some missionary work.
They are young men and seem to be
busily engaged in their chosen voca-
tion.
Frank Rogers, Dave Jenkinson,
Thos. Bolger,itA. j. Bolge1 John
Menier, Fred Smith, Sam Miller, Jas.
Linden, VIM. Small, Dave Jossart
and Jos. Langhrun, of Minocqua,
were circuit court attendants at the
court house during the past week.
Ben Hett, Otto Mathie, John
Schirpke and Ed. Langenhahn left for
Parish Friday night, with snow
storm in their favor, to hunt for deer
and expect to land coveted prizes be-
fore the close of the season. They are
well fortified with all the ammunition
and provinder to meet with success.
B. f. Wilson, G. d. Jones, Guy
Gooding, Emil Braatz and G. A.
Stoddard, a guest of Mr.. Jones from
Carthage, N. Y, broke camp at Deer
Foot Lodge, Lake Laura and are 'the
last of the Mohecans'' to return from
their adventures in the wilds of that
region, arriving home Thursday even
ing, each one supplied with a carcass
of his craftsmanship with the excep-
tion of Mr.. Stoddard who is not a
huntsman.